March 21, 1034
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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CITY BRIEFS
Coming Events
Till ciloDdnr of coining events
DM OCen eOUIPUUU U7 IU u.,ij
!, nP Mmmnrna Mml f ha Humid
Nowa. It will bo dorotod to af
fairs of puwia intoreei, auui
tluna art welcomed.
M mill UJ, Thuretlny.
r)f.lf.ilw ILInalhiV.
utivu in ...rlna nf Afintrnat
bridge loatona by tin. Cluuile
Davla, la bo uma uy joeupu
Conger Card oluh at 1:1)0 o'clock
at tho acliool. for rueervetlona
cull Mrt. Fruuoaa uien, leoew.
fllnrdi IM, Prklajr
Annual' Muring raelilon ahow
to bo preaonted by Klatnuth
Falla foilcrutlon o( Bualuoai
and Profuealonal Women tt
Annual spring benefit dnno
festival at llonioy gymnasium.
Wrestling at Union boll.
Mnrrli lit, Saturday
Rika Lodge ball for momberi
and Inrllod Irleudg at tbo Bias
Temple.
Mahoney dance, at exhibit
building, Klamath county (air
grounds.
Card party aponaortd by Mid
land grange at frango hull.
March SI, Saturday
Lecture by Captain Curl Von
Hoffman, world traveler and ad
vonturor, given under the "
plcea ot the Library club, At Hie
auditorium ol Klamath Union
high eobool at liOO o'clock.
Second annual April Fool Dual
ot tho 20-80 olub nt tho Wlllard
liotvl. ,
April fl, Thursday
, riahlliR aeaon opona.
April fl, Friday.
Vlaltlng merobera ot tho East
rn Star to be apooeora tor a
card party to bo bold Friday
renin, April 6. at the ilaaonlo
ball. I'ubllo ta Invited. , ,
April T, Bntnrday
B. P. W. Ciloe club to bold
ruiomago ante at BIB Mnln street.
April 19, Thuradny
T. L. 8. dance at Wlllard
hotel.
MUST END
THURSDAY
t
Knde Thursday
"BROKEN
DREAMS"
J
Knde THurndny
"MOONLIGHT
AND PRETZELS"
IlnmnlnluK In Hnst Mlaa
Hurl ha llortaub ot tho Mode
Hhop who wua eipoctod borne
tli la wuok from I'nrauiiH, Kmia.,
where alio hiia event tho winter
will not rolurn as soon aa ahe
had oxpoctnd but will rmnuln
longer at tho hinlelilo Of hr
mother who recently sufforod a
alight airuKo.
Tnkee Kiiyliiian Nurtli Deputy
Hhorlff Davis la buck after Hik
ing llaliilxli lloylniaii to tbo etato
lioultnntlary to aurvo two yeara
for obtaining money under falae
prnlanaea, lloylmnn Hlolo dla
chargo blanka from the Dunn
and linker coiiMructlon company
and unci! tlinn to obtalu credit,
llo pleuded guilty.
Medford Vlaltora Mra. door go
Wulkor and ber daughtora, Win
ifred Walkor and Mra. Bolva
Aiken, accompnnled by Mra. Phil
Loud, all ot Modford, waro vlalt
ora In Klamath Fall Tuoedny,
attending funoral services for
Mra, Margarot Carr,
No Entrance Kee No entrance
feat ore being cbargod to motor-
lata entorlng Orator Lnko nutlonal
park at preaent, according to a
number who have already vlalled
thai pnrk. It la rumored that no
entrance ohargne will bo nude be
fore tho middle of April, ..
Acrlili'iit Reported B. M.
Moore reported to police alatton
Tunailiiy un accident at Mnlu and
Haplanade ttraeta. Moor atated
Hint tho othor motnrlat Involved
fulled to atop and give ila numo
at tho time of tho accident.
nriflne New Diitlen O, A. Mc
Klnnon, former member ot tho
police force ot Klamath Falls,
baa entered upon bla now dulled
with the etato police department,
llo la located la Medford, and la
at proeent on genoral duty.
a.iatalna Iti InciT "flrind ma"
Bwanaon, woll-known pioneer roel
dunt of thla olly.'roeulvod trout-
muni fnr linrilv laenrated hand
at Boulo aanltarlum Wadneiday.
She injured ner nana oy caicmng
It In an electric wringer.
Ilelhel Clrrlc Bethel group of
Harmony olrcle ot tho First Chrla-
tlan church will meet at tho homo
ot Mra. Bert Schulti Tburaday
afternoon, at 2:10 o'clock. A
largo attendance la urged.
Inm noanltJil Noll Oroha,
8-year-old aon ot Mr. and Mra.
Prank Oroha. haa returned to bla
homo at llonnnia aftnr a minor
opnrntlon at Klamath Valley hoi-pttal.
New VOX
Theatre th. Start
TOMORROW
JUSTICD
WWi Cecelia PsnW, Hoopet Akfc.
lev, Walter Miller. Directed by
AlaaJeeiet.ftoaece4.yKea May.
nerd Production,. Pittcntad by Carl
Leeaimle.A UNIVERSAL PICTURE
ENDS TONIGHT
"You Cn't Buy Evorythtng"
Adjutuit tu Ipcak Adjutant
II. II. Collier, dlvlhlonul young
pouplua ailvlaor ot tho Hulvutlon
Army from 1'ortlaml, will havo
chnrgo ot tha uiootlng Thura
duy oveulug at tho Bulvatlon
Army church at SIS Walnut
atrotit. AdJ, Collier la conaldor
od an tceplluiinl apeaknr and
eololat. Tho public It Invited
to tho aorvlcoa.
Lent Htudy t.'ontliiuea Further
atuily of tho Bucond Coming of
(Ihrlat will be dlacuaaed by Itov,
W. T. H. Rprlgga at the regulur
Wediivadny tivonlng prayer aorvlce
to be hold at 7:90 o'clock In the
Inimanuol Jlapttet cliuroh thla
evvylng.
Vluo Aaanaaeil Ceaire Quxtl
nl, arroated at Blth and Oak
atroets Tuoaday night, waa fined
1 10 or five duye In Jail when he
appeared In police court Wadnea
day to anawer to chargte of
drunkonnoaa.
Kractuna I-eg Mra. Hlatt,
aurglcal nureo at Boulo eanltnr-
lum, fractured her leg while tak
ing a walk on the htlleldo Tup
day. She la receiving treatment
at me aanitarium,
Ilwrlvrd Treatment Little
Joe Bmllh, 2-yoar-old aon ot Mr.
and Mra. William Bmllh of the
Uonry ranch, received treatment
at Klamath Valley hoapltal Tues
day night,
Hal Operation It 1 1 1 la Patter
eon, aon of Mr. and Mra. It. K.
"Put" Pattoraon, underwent an
emorgeucy appundlcltla operation
Wednueday at Klamath Valloy
bonpilul.
Hulimlta to Operation Wily
Pattoraon of 1030 Unburn atreot
waa tukon to tho Klumuth Val
loy honpltnl Tuencluy night whore
ho eubmlltod to an appondlcltlg
oporatlon.
Emergency Com Mrt. K. A.
Roberta of Chllonuln underwent
an omergency appendlcltle oper
ation early Wcduoidny morning
at Klamath Valloy hoapltal.
Called to Port Innil Mre. Em
ma Colo haa been called to Port
land by the lllneee of ber daugh
ter, Mra. C. U. Auer. Mra. Auer
underwent eu emergency opera
tion Tueaday.
Iloturna nomo Rex La Prarlo
roturned to bla homo Wedneaday
after receiving medlral treatment
at Klamath Valley hoapltal.
Operated Tueeday -Fred Bob
Inaon, 70S California avenue, un
derwent a major operation Tuea
day at Klamath Valley hoapltal.
Obituaries
Ji'KMA CARNINI.
The community waa aaddened
March 16 when word waa receiv
ed of tho death of Nella Carnlnl
at McCloud after a terloue oper
ation. '
- The deceanod waa a native of
Italy and had been a resident ot
Klamatb Palla for 11 years.
Bbo la aurvlvod by a husband.
Mario Carnlnl and two children,
Gloria and Robert, and three ala
tora, Mra. Anuunalata and Crouia
Illccomlnl ot McCloud and Or
landlna Maraalll of Chicago.
A requiem high tnaa will be
bold at Bt, Catherine Catholic
church In McCloud Saturday
morning. March 14, at 10 o'clock
for the repoae of her aoul. Fu
neral aorvlcoa will be held In the
afternoon, Rev, Father Lucia of
ficiating. Interment will be In
tbo Odd Followa comotery, at MU
Shasta City, Cal., Troodway un
dertaking parlora officiating.
Frlcndt are welcome to attend.
The Newi-Horeld Claaalfled'i
efficient,' ayatomatle form in
croaeea tho value ot your yd.
Stores Select Mannequins
for Fashion Show on Friday
Ily Joy Evana
A model reclpo.
gelect one girl with a grace
ful carriage, a alendor form, a
Mil re, eteady tread, an attractive
fuco and a perfect colffuro; placo
upon thla combination tbo latent
apparel Dame Funhlon bae do
creed eholl be worn thla aprlng
of 1024 ruau It, ono mannequin,
To preaont a atyle review auo
ceaafully, a number of glrla fit
ting tbeao requlremonta are
nocoaaary.
Klumath Falla' women'a alorea
followed tbeao dlreetiona In
cbooalng modela who will appear
on tho Pelican theatre atugo Fri
day evening, March 22, In the
annual Faahlon Show preaented
by tbo duaineaa and Profeealonal
Women'a club.
Modelling for Moe'a will bo
Pat Ortell, Violet Nelson, Jean
Itogore, Hatty Zimmerman, Mra.
Judd Short, Helen Rlehardaon,
V. Vale Hoota.
Lal'olnte'e mannoqulna are an
nounced aa Sybil Tlbbala, Agnea
Btorall, Alalne Irwin, Mildred
Smith, Oladya Btephani, Cecelia
LeMIra and Edith Roymera.
Thoao exhibiting atylee for
Montgomery Word will be "Tom
my" Tbompaon, , Ruth Creen,
Mra. Ted Drown, . Lucille Mo
Anlnch and Sylvia Lellake.
Frocka for little Mtaaea from
the Peggy Shop will be ahown
by Ann Olllenwatere, Barbara
and Onraldln Moore, Lanore Ir
win, Barbara Fnlee, Bally Roy
mera, and Santa Jonnaon.
Buater Brown Sboo atore will
provide ahoee for LaPolnte'a
module and fur wrap and neck-
plecea to be worn with aeveral
outflta will be from Cummlng'a
Fur ahon. Moe'a and Montgom
ery Ward will display footwear
from their own "hoe depart
ment, and each atore baa a wide
aolectlon of hata, baga, Rlovea
and otber acceaa rio to add cor
rect touchea to the coatumee.
Southern Oregon
Pioneers to Meet
Roeldenta of Klamath, Jackton
and Jotephlne eountlet for 76
yeart will be gueett at a pioneer
forum luncheon to be held .t
Modford Monday, March 20, un
dor the auaplcea of the Medford
chamber of commorco.
' A. E. Reamea will be toaatmaa
tor and Irving Vlnlng will make
tho principal addreea. Klamath
plouoora eligible to guoat privi
lege! me aend their namee to
the Klamath county chamber of
commerce.
Mail to Alturas
Will Continue
The poelofflce department haa
no Intention ot discontinuing tbo
alar mall route between Klam
ath Falla and Alturaa, Calif., ac
cording to Information received
at the chamber of commerce.
The preaent temporary con
tract for the route expiree on
June 30, and advertlalng la now
pending for a four-year contract.
At the request ot Alturaa in
teroata, chamber directors aeked
the poatotfice department to con
tinue the aorvlce.
Funerals
SOCRATRB KOIlMtT SANDERS
Bocratea Robert Bandera, a
realdent ot thlt city for the laat
It yeara, paaaed away Monday
at 11:20 a.m., following an III
noaa ot two weeka. He was a
native ot New Wincheater, Ind.,
and at the time of hie death waa
aged 77 yeara, 11 montbt and 26
daya. Funeral servlcee were held
Wednesday In he chapel of the
Earl Whttlock funoral home,
Pine street at Sixth. Commit
ment services and Interment at
Llnkvllle cemetery.
BABY LEIGH
Baby Leigh, the Infant ton of
Mr. and Mra. Charles Leigh of
Chlloquln. pasted away Tuesday
at 4:40 p.m. Surviving are the
parhts, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Leigh, and one brother, Oamer
Leigh, all of Chlloquln. Funeral
service! wilt be held Wednesday
In the chapel of the Earl Wblt
lock funeral home. Pine street at
Sixth. Commitment services and
Interment at Llnkvlllo cemetery.
Borrice ta tne keynote ot the
News-Herald Olaaaifled. v
HEALTH OFFICIALS
TO ATTEND SESSION
Dr, A. A. Soule, city health of
fleer, Dr. O. S. Newaom, county
physician and Dr. W, J. Walters,
city milk and meat Inspector,
loft on Wednesday afternoon
for Eugene, whore they will at
tend a three-day health meeting.
It Is poaalble that members of
the city council and othor city
officials may attend certain ses
sion! ot the three-day conference.
Setalona of the meeting will
begin Thursday morning and all
city official! and health officers
are particularly Invited to attend
tbo meetlnga which will he held
under the auaplcea ot the League
of Cities on that day.
On Friday a conference of
health officers will be held, and
the laws ot Oregon require that
all city, and county health offi
cers attend thla meeting.
On Saturday, Oregon's tint
health recovery conference will
be held and important topics are
scheduled for dlacuaalon by some
ot the most prominent physicians
of tba northwest.
Theft Reported
to City Police
George Barron, waiter at a
local restaurant and . Marion
Rhodes, cook at the same place,
reported to police bureau Tuea
day night the theft of some of
their clothing which they bad'
left In dressing rooms In the
basement.
In addition to his hat and
coat, Rhodes also lost a pocket
book. -
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS
AYRES Born to Mr. and
Mra. W. H. Ayres, 73 Doty
street, Sundsy, March IS. . an
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Watch out for the telltale
signs of jangled nerves
Other poopla notice them even
whon you don't little nervous
habits that are the danger signal
for jangled nerves.
And remember, right or wrong,
people put their own interpreta
tions on them.
So it pay b to watch your nerves.
COSTLIER TOBACCOS
Get enough sleep fresh air rec
reation and make Camels your
cigarette, particularly if you are
steady smoker.
For remember, Camel's cost
lier tobaccos never jangle your
nerves no matter how many
you smoKe. . ,
Camels are made from finer, MORE EXPENSIVE
TOBACCOS than any other popular brand of cigarettes I
CiiO
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SMOKE AS MANY AS YOU WANT...
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WASHINGTON, D. C, March
21. Three Important wildlife
restoration bllla, the Walcott-
Kleherg Duck Stamp, The Coor
dination, and the Robinson Ref
uge bills have paaaed both the U.
8. senate and the house and have
gone to Prealdent Rooaevelt for
bla algnatnre. That be will sign
all three la a foregone conclusion
aa he hat personally endorsed
them, according to a bulletin of
the American Oama association.
The house passed these bills on
March 5; the senate on Febru
ary I.
These three bills will pave the
way to real restoration of wild
life on a huge scale, according to
the predictions of conservation
lata throughout the country.
The Walcott Kleberg Dnek
Stamp bill will provide an esti
mated revenue of approximately
$1,000,000 a year to be need in
rehabilitation of wildfowl. It
provldea that not less than to
per cent of these monies shall
be used for purchase and main
tenance of breeding, feeding and
resting refuge of the inviolate
type; that la, refuges in which
no ahootlng Is allowed. The re
maining 10 per cent la to be
used for administration. Tbe U.
S. biological survey ia charged
with protection and Secretary of
Agriculture Wallace has said that
the federal government should
provide the funds tor thla work
Independent of tbe duck stamp
revenues. Each wildfowl banter,
excepting children under 1C years
of age, will be required to pur
chase 11 duck stamp from
post offices and affix it to his or
her state bunting license.
The Coordination bill is de-
Is This Too Good
for Your Cough?
Creomulslon may he a better
help than yon need. It combines
seven major helps In one tbe
beat helps known to science. It
is made for quick relief, for
safety.
Mild. coughs often yield to less
er helps. No one can tell. No one
knows which factor will do most
for any certain eongb. Bo care
ful people, more and more, are
using Creomulslon for any cough
that starts. .
The cost Is little more than a
single help. But your druggist
guarantees It, so it costs nothing
If it falls to bring yon quick re
lief. Coughs are danger signals.
For safety'! sake, deal with them
in tbe best way known.
signed to coordinate all activi
ties ot the various departments
of the federal government deal
ing with phaaes related to tbe
welfare ot wildlife. For Instance,
tbe war department englneera
may be asked to modify plant
for dame is aa to benefit the
(tab life.
The Roblnion Refuge bill an.
thortiee the federal government
to tatabllab flab and gamt sanc
tuaries in the national fortata
wltb the eonaent of tbe ttatet.
Law Is Waived
for Five Couples
Records at the county clerk's
office reveal that since March 1,
nine marriage licensee have been
leaned and In five Instances the
three-day notice requirement baa
been waived.
Waiver is permitted by the
law when there is cause. It Is
dona only on permission of the
county Judge.
Egg Within Eg
Found by Far mm
Some eggs are Just ordlnar
occurrence In tbe Ut. of a hen
other, are different
John Rebate berger will teal
Ify to a "new deal" egg h dll
covered on hia farm at Allasum
Schneebergor, who has about 10
laying hena and 1,0Q chicken
eomtng. picked up an egg wtlhl!
an egg irora on. ot in. neat.
Th. egg waa especially largi
with a soft outer shell, lnaid.
nowsver, waa another egg, Un
ana normally aaapea.
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, . , brightens colors
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