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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 26, 1934)
April 20, 1934 THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON page nvi CITY BRIEFS Vacations Hero M Ins Mlldrod Ilitoaon, who la enjoying a vaca 1 1 on In Klnmulh Kails and lit ltnrky I'ulnt on Upper Kluiniitli I uk n, tins niooiitly resigned hur post with tho Ashland cliuinbor of comiiiurcn, and has accepted B similar position with the Modford ohuinliur. Hho will assume liar new duties un Muy 1. Mini Boo ann wim formerly a teacher In tlin Kliiinulli KulU achoola hotoro (ukhiK up tin' ehniiilmr u com Inorco Wurk In Ashland. Accident lti'iKiiirrt An auto mobile accident which occurred lit 11:411 o'clock Woil niiHilny n Ik III vim reported to pullco liiirouu liy Minor L. Walls, ilrlvnr of ono of tlin munhliina Involvoil. Tim cul Union occurred between Wnlts mill T. M. KiMiuutt ut I ho cnrnur of Nlntli anil l'liiu streets. Minor ilumngns wuro roportod. ltd urns From Mcdforn1 Mrs. L. J. llrlnk hna rot n m oil to hor linmn un Wantlnnil nvuniia, after spending a week visiting In Mcil foril at Ilia Iiiiiiio of Mr. and Mra, rn ii I llnnlln and fumlly. Tlio Hnnllns woro formor residents ot tlila city, iiiovIiik to Modford two ynnrw nun. WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE WITHOUT CALOMEL And You'll Jump Out of Bed In (he Morning Rarin' to Go If yo faal tour anil tank and tba world tsoka punk, ilon 'i iwsllow lot of aalfa, mlB ai waUr, nil, Unit dandy or chwlii turn Atl iimwI lhm to nalis you autlUaoly iwm Mil buuyuil tad full ot uaaiiioa. Kor thay cma' do It THy only nova Um bowel anda tart roovMaont d-Mwa't fat al tha rauaa. Tha oaaott tat yyur dtiwn-mleul faallng U yuitr II w. H aHoultl hour out two puunJa ul llUIJ lillo into your uowaia dally, II thU I'llo Lt not flowing frly, yuur loud oVwan't illtfaaU It fust drya In tha bowula, (laa bloat j up your atoraarh. Yuti haw thick, uod Uato and your breath la foul, kin of l braakamjl In wwalarww. Your haarj arhwi and yuu tool down aod out. Your ttuola yatam U uolaonod It ttikaa thnac footf. 0)4 GARTER'S irm.K mvi.u viuA to it iha two Ciutida ot tlio flowing (ravly and auha you H "up ub." T fiy ouataln Wondrful harmlaaa, gwiU VjcUt4a mtmrU, amaainf lira It corns, to naktnf tba blla flow froaty. llut lon't aak for (Ivor pill. Aak lor Cartar'a Jllla Uvar I'llla. Ixxk for tha imbm Cartar'a JltU Uvar I'llla do tho rd UM. IUtit MbaUluU.XftatdrucaUinaj.OIMtC.M.Co. ,MT ,T1Mf T0PiY7, ILL ROGERS "David Harum Uk TOMORROW THf ALSO AMOS & ANDY "Lion Tamer" Eddie Duchin Orchestra latesTnews Musical Travel "HEART OF PARIS" mm KND8 TODAY "I.KT'8 FALL IN 1.QVK" TOMORROW f Hcbecamca' thief (9 catch a- i it sail 3 Knila Todny, "Morning AftlT" TOMORROW a afafiaaMf"!!' Ariny OponliiHi Tolil A fnw oiianlnaa for onllitinont In tlio Count Artillery ot tlio U, 8. army In tho I'hlllnplnoa aro llntod with Hninunnt JonnliiKa T. I.owinon at prvauut, nccurilluK to an an iiouiioainont from tho aarxnant, aa woll aa a tow at Vancouver bar ranka and In tho 80th Infantry at tho I'rualdlu In Han Kranclnro, Hnritimnt l.owninn, rocrultln offi cer for tho Houtliern OroKon din trlcl, lum local offlcua In tho foil oral 1I1 lltlltitt. OiiIHIiik lti'0 Hold A day of quilt niuklnit will oiijnynd Wed miailiiy by mombora ot tho Kant Klnmiith liiiprovniunnt auxllliiry. I'ot luck luncheon win mtrvuil nt noon, Tho moinhora of tho uuxll lury will moot iikiiIu Tiuxilny, Muy 1, to fi ii In Ii tho iiullt, Liiuch oon will bkiiIii bo nerved on that antiunion, and tho club mom will bo opened at 10:00 o'clock In tlio morning, I'rlio rlowrra Hhown Flowor oxhlblta which wnro awarded prltoa and rlbbona In tho aprlng flower allow nlven under tho au aplcoa of tho Woniun'a Library club Wodnonday havo boon ll plnycd In tho wludowa ot tho chumhor of coininorco In order that thoy may bo vlowod by Klamath Falla cltlcona aa woll aa vliltora to tills community. llenli-y r.-T. A. MontlliK Tho lleuley Paront-Toachora aanocla tlon will hold tho laal meotln of tho aoanon at tho achool bouao Krlduy evonlim at 8 o'clock, Itov, A. Thiiodoro Hmlth will aponk on "Honponalblllty to tho child In tho homo, church and ichool." All mombora and frlonda aro tn-vltod. Hlirlnern AtU'nd Jlwit Rlx an tomobllo loada of Klamath Kulla Hhrlnorn Journeyed to Anhlund Woilniindny to attend tho hnnijuet and ovnnlim'a onlortalnmont Klv on In honor of tho Imporlal I'o tontiila. Tho occualon wan a bril liant ons, and tho local Hhrlnora returned homo at a luto hour Wodnoaday nlKhl. Mllla P.-T. A. Iro(irom Tha Mllli I'.-T. A. will aponnor a bon oflt program to be hold Friday evonliiK. April 27. at 8:00 o'clock at tho achool. Tho program will Includo niualc, roadlnn". dramatl aatlona and dancea. Tho public la cordially Invited to attend. Pnllrnt Iterovrrlrur Mrs. Frank linker ot Spraxua Itlver la rocov orlnc at the Cotlago boapltal. Lennox LENNOX Mr. and Mra. Mc Wllllama and thro aona arrlvod Tusaday ovonlnx from Wolinr, Idaho. Thoy aro nuoata at tho homo ot tholr dnunbtor, Mra. Klaalo Hall, whllo bars. Horn to Mr. and Mra. N. H. Weaver an 8 V4 pound dauithtor at tho family homo April 6. Hho baa boon named Mlldrod Loulno. Mr. II. T. Hull. Mr. and Mra. Jnmoa Hall and family and Mr. Hurley Halt, dopartod tills morn Ins for tholr homo at Wclacr. Idaho. Thoy woro called hero to attend tho funeral ot tholr aon and brother, Klnilo Hall. N. H. Woavor and family at tended the funoral of Mr, Weaver'a mothor In Redding, Calif., last wonk. Mra. Joo Hooffler and aon Floyd loft Sunday for Hildubrand, whera they will visit at tho homo ot Mra. Hoof tier's parents tor an Indefinite time. An onlortalnmont and baakot aoclal will bo held In the Com' munlty church Saturday evonlng at 8 o clock. Evory body wolcomo 1'rocoada to be uaod tor bonoflt purpoaea. A abort business moot Ins; will be bold botoro tho aoclal, open 10 the community. MERRILL NEWS MEnniLI Ore. The Lndloa Aid ot tho Flrat Prosbytorlnn church met at tho home ot Mra. It. II. Andoraon, Mra. Anlco An derson, Mrs. O. II. Corleton and Mrs, M. A. liowmun were assist ant hostoaHoa, The president appointed Mrs. n. II. Anderson, Mrs. Arthur Kraslor and Mrs. Frank Hunnl cutt as chalrinnn ot tho work commlttoe for tho coming year, Mrs, S. H, Jo woll had the dovo tlonal exerclso. Lato In the aft ernoon rofroshments wore sorved to tho following:. Mosdamos Uol and John Dlllard, W. F. Jlnnette, S. H. Jowell, C. Itowman, M. A. Ilownian, John Cnmpton, J, W. Taylor, M. L. Moore, W. Rob Inatts, H. P. Illnnton, Arthur Fraslor, Frank Hunnlcutt, O, W. Offlold. Tbos. Murtln. J. C Jlnsklns, Chnrlos Ivan Rnydor, Churlos Brown, M, O, Hartle rode and Miss Oortrnde Van Horn, The noxt mooting will bo at the home ot Mrs. Fraslor. It has boon estimated that at least 840,000,000 of unpaid snl ary Is duo pttbllo school tonch ors In this country. $5.00 Special , Sat. Only Another chnnco to buy a good tlrcna for tlvo tlollnra. Itcnl liurKiilns. All alios como curly. . Torgler's Upstairs Dress Slioppe 781 Main New VOX Theatre of the Stan i Positively Hilda But, Night GARBO in "QUEEN , CHRISTINA" LARGE VOLUME OF E Bales of Imported and Canad ian bonded lliiuor havo In creased matorlnlly at tlin local state liquor store during tho punt two wuoka and lens ot tho lower prlcod brands of whiskey and gin has passed over tho counters, ac cording to reports from the man ager mid clerks. The week ending April 21 marked tho lurgnnt vnlumo of miles and tho hlkhont fliture nlnco tho opening ot tho store on Feb ruary 28. ' An Increase Jn business has boon noted each ween ainrn tno open ing of iho store, and on April 20 tho tola! mounted to $1,345.76, the liliiliost to data. The weak Imforo allowed a total of (1,241.45. Actual number of sales during tho week of April 21 totaled 055. Over 79 Million Loaned 3 States by Farm Credit BPOKANB. Wash., April 28, (UP) Approximately $70,500,- 000 has boon loanod In the four northwost ntutos by the four In atltutlona undor tho furm credit administration ot Spokane from May 12, 1033, to April 13, 1934, a survoy made by the adminis tration showed tonight. Tho farm credit system servos the states of Washington, Mon tana, Oregon and Idaho, with Bpokana aa Ita hub. Institutions making up tho FCA are tho Fed oral. Laud bank, Federal Inter moillcato Credit bank, Produc tion Credit Corporation and the llnnk for Cooperatives. Of the total amount loaned by thoHpokano unit, the Fed eral Iind bank dlabursod 123, 848,338 In loans, making first mortgage loans on tholr own ac count and first or second mort gago loans on behalf of tho land bank commissioner. Civic Leaders to Study NRA Matters A group of leaders In civic af faire of Klamath Falls will be appointed In the near futuro to consldor and act upon matters of Importance to public Informa tion relative to the National Re covery administration, according to action taken by the executive board of the chambor of com merce. Karl C. Reynolda, executive sec retary of the chamber, baa been Instructed by tho directors to ap point this group at the roqueat of Hugh 8. Johnaon, adminis trator ot tho NRA. Hardware Store Reports Threat Theft of approximately three doion pockot knives from the Klamath Hardware company baa boon ritported to police buroau by Al Graham, atore manager. The knives varied In alto and prlco and woro contained In a apoclnl caao. The robbery oc curred on April 24. according to the manager. AMUSEMENTS Pelican Now playing, "David Ilaruin," with Will Rogura. To morrow, "lllttor Bweot." Pine Troo Now playing, "Lot's Fall In Love." Tomorrow, "Tho Fighting Hanger," with Buck Jones. . Rainbow Now playing, "The Morning After," Tomorrow "Bun sot pasa." Vox Now playing, "Queen Chrlstlnu," with Greta Garbo and John Gilbert. AT TUB PKLICAV. i 4 lL t -atj- ' L,,.rZ I Wilt Roitn in tht lillt 10k of "DavU Harum, hit lalttt Fox. picturt, urns lo be mmdttini ukat il'i oil about. Bui Honitrint what il't all about it fat tecrrf of Roteri tuuttt. The Pelican theatre will pre acnt tomorrow a film adaptation of Noel Crawford's aensntionally succesaful operetta, "Bitter Sweet," presented to tbe Ameri can tbcatre-going public by Flor enx Zlegfeld and coming to the acrcen after many rofuaals by Coward to aell tbe film rights. Coward wrote not only the very romantic love story told In "Hitter Sweet," but tbe lyrics and composed the music. "I'll See Yon Again" will be especially remembered. AT THE PINE TREE. Moviegoers who regard Buck Jones as tbe foremost cowboy actor on tho screen will aee their belief Justified in Duck's latest Columbia picture. "The Fighting Hanger," ahowlng tomorrow at the pine Tree theatre. Utilizing to the fullest extent his rugged personality. Buck gives a performance that ranks with the best be baa ever presented. AT THK KAINItOW. Bulldog tenacity! That's the quality which helped bring fame and fortune to Zane Grey, Amer Ica'a foremoat writer of romance-adventure-actlon novels. Con cerning his flrat published novel, Mr. Grey aaid, "1 wrote It In a bare, icy cold room, At times I would stick my bands Inside the stove to keep them from getting numb. But I kept on writing and turned out 100,000 words In thirty days, in longhand, too." Paramount'a plcturlzotlon of his uovol "Sunset Pans" opens to morrow at the Rainbow tbcatre. AT THE VOX Screen history was muda when "Queen Christina," the long-ex-pocted picture reuniting Greta Garbo and John Gilbert, opened Sunday at the Vox theatre. Tbe picture, a spectacular pre aontatlon of seventeenth century romance, as doplcted In the life and loves of Sweden's famous queon, Is primarily historical be cause it brings Gilbert back to the theatre fans after his an nounced retirement to private life and after a five-year screen sep aration from Garbo. The performance ot Garbo la undoubtedly tbe finest of ber ca reer and Gilbert maintains and revives that old petulant force so evident In bis earlier pictures. Ian Keith, Lewis Btone, Elizabeth Young, C. Aubrey Smith and many others are in tbe cast. The pic ture will end Saturday night. 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