Juno 4, 1034
THE EVEV'NG HERALD. KLAMATH FALIA OREGON
PAGB riVB
CITY BRIEFS
Cuming I'riim Fresno M r.
f'huilos llukiiiiin, lieu Dohlla
1 1 it w k tin, was ri"ii(i'(i in urilvo
from t'ruanu TiKMiUy. Hits will
be accompli Med liy Mini Mnrjurle
fi in 1 1 It uml MlnH Mn 17 lima, liotli
of tills oily, who liuvu hficn via.
llliiK Mra, Iluknmii at Krosiio.
Mm, llukiiiiin will roiimlu buru
for ioimii llmii, visiting liur par
ents, Mr. unit Mra. Hurt lluw
kliia, 8hs wa formerly vmplny
d In a secretarial capacity at the
Klumatb chamber of commerce.
Knetvrn Htar Club The Kast
rn Star Social ctult mat Krlday
afternoon, Juno 1, it U's Maaonls
hall, Attar a ahurt bualnnas meet
Iiik, bridge waa In play, lllih
acura fur contrsot waa won by
Mra. Laura Wlllults, and high
for auotlon to Mra, .lunula llurn.
Iluatoeaes for Ilia afternoon wara
Mra. Lester Kimball, Mra. 0. W.
Iliirnlhrook, Mra. Irving Dunn
and Mra. U. D. Matthews.
ly'iivlng Turedoy Mra. Frank
n. KobliiHon and children, oi
Moecow, Idaho, who liava apont
llio puat 10 days vlaltlng In
Klniiialli Valla and vacationing at
Hoeky l'olnt, plan to liiuva Tuna
day morning for thalr home. 1'ha
party will maka tin trip by auto
inoblla. Attends Meeting H. K. Magua,
nf Undarwood'a pharmacy, loft
Hunday night tor Portland wliera
lis will maat wllb lbs atala board
of pharmacy, and supervise ex
aminulluna lu C'orvnllls. 1 1 u ex
pects to return Friday.
Knda Today, llrKgnr in Krmlnc"
TOMORROW
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IV-i ffBANK CRAVEN
yVl 1 RAY WALKER
5 If SALLY BLANE
aw fifty ic i !Vii
l)iili(nfa to Irfrnve Approxi
mately to boyi and (Irla from
Ilia Klamalli oounly 4-11 eluha
will leave with C'oUIHy I, ruder
and Mra, Krunk Sexton noil week
to attend tlio unnilul 4-11 sum
mer aohool In Curvullls. Thoy will
Iliad tho trip by bua. Included
among tha delegatus will be only
bnya and glrlH who hava never
hrfor attended auiniliar school.
Visit In (llenilnle Mr. and Mra.
Howard Molcalf, accompanied by
Mra. lluhli'ii lliiHtluga and aou,
Han, apant tlia woekeud In (Hen
dala, Ura., aa ilia guest of Mr.
and Mra, frank Humphrey, form
erly of Klamutli Valla. Thoy waru
Joined In (ilonilule by Mr. lluat
inae, who la making a tomporiiry
bualuvea vl.lt to Yraka, Calif.
New Relief Worker Mildred
Kraalor, formerly of tho county
relief ataff, ha beou glveu the
lilucs on the ataff vacated by
Mlea Hilda Clark, who left for
Vancouver lalaud, II, C. Mlaa
frailer haa boun oil tttt extended
visit In California.
Ituluma From Vacation flu
ford Morrla rnlumed Moniluy
mnrulug from a week 'a vacation.
With hie family, lie vlalted In
Eugene, Alhauy and Suloui. Mra,
Morrla and two children remain
ed at Canon beach, whore thoy
will apend His aummor,
Mara Reported I'ontagloua
discuses III Klnin utli county wnro
mporlud to tho health unit for
the work muling Juno 2, ne fol
io wi: Scarlet fever, t whoopluK
cough, 1; German mosaics, t;
Impetigo, 1; aoclal dlaaanea, I,
Warrants Olvrn (Hit Warrant,
for llioau who isrved on Klamath
county election lioarda art) now
avnllahla at tha cdrk's office
Many hoard mombira ohlitlnod
tit ulr cltucka Kutttrduy.
Marriage HlulUllfe Murrlago
llcouaoa lanuod III May at tho
county clcrk'e offlca totaled 37.
Divorcee filed In tha circuit court
hero aro runutug at tho averago
of about on svory three daya.
Chimney Firs Tits firs ds
partufiinl waa called to S2u North
Ninth atroet at 10:20 Sunday
morning whon a chimney at that
addreae burned out. No damage
waa roported.
ItojBl Neighbor Tho Koyul
Neighbors lodge officers will
meet for prucllco Tuesday aflor
lioun at I o'clock, The maetlug
will b held at lbs 1. O. O. '.
hall,
riub Office Sleet Officers
of the Klnmnih C'ntinly Rrpub
llcan club will moot at the court
houas tonight (Monday) at 7:80
o'clock, according to announce
, moot of lb chairman, Wlllluni
1 Kiiykondnll.
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Today
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TOMORROW
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Nswi, Comody & Musical
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K. K. f. tlltil) The Kitat Klam
ath improvement club and auill
lury will hold tholr rngulur bul
nua litoalluK on Wedneaduy tvu
ii I n U, J ii no 4. Women ot tho aux
1 1 lury will meet on Wedneailny
aflernouii to work on a quilt,
u nil ulno to make acrnp book.
All innmhora aro rcrjueated to
bring malerluls for a clilld't
crup book,
llcloin Home Mre. V, W.
Hlalford and aon Knnuolli, of
lladollffe Drive, have returned
homo uf tor a ahort visit with rcl
ullvoa at Muryevllla, Cullf. They
ueuouipanled Mr. and Mrs.
Thomua Ilrown of Doner, Colo.,
who liuvs been vleltlug her wllb
Mr. mid Mra. Htalford, Mrs.
llrowu'e parniita,
I,. I). H. I'rlniury f.'laea Tk
prlmury claae of tho Latter Duy
Ualnt church will meet Krldoy
afternoon at 2 o'clock at Hit
homo of Mra. V, M, Mortcnaoo
at ill 20 Orchard etreet. Children
not affiliated with any church
are welcome, and olaeeoe of child
ren from ( to II yoara of ag
ar conducted.
ltd urn to Idaho -Mra, Smith
und daughter, Mary, have re
turned to their boms In Ktnmntt,
lUnho, after a visit at the boinne
of Mra, Hmlth'a daughtera, Mrs.
Louies Btlnoraon, of Orchard
stroM, and Mrs, Lavlua lluntor
on Kuet Main etreet,
I.cnvo for Meilford Mr. and
Mra. Danny l.oe and family loft
Huuday mornliig to apend a fow
daya III Mcdford. They wore ac
companied by Mre. Clyde llottor
off, who la vleltlug hor mother
In the valloy city.
Leave for Aeliluud Mre. Wll
Hum Arnold, Mra. A. W. Hiimmel
uud Mra. Krod McCormick plan
to leave Tueaday for Aehlaud,
whore they will attend tho dis
trict convention ot It. N. A. to b
held thers this week.
Left Hunday Mies Curmen
Dulu Cuntu and brother, Louis,
of 2044 Whits avenue, left Bun
duy morning tor Weed, Calif.,
whero they will visit with friends
and rolutlvcs.
Jolly Neighbor The Jolly
NulKhbure club will meet Wed
ncBilny afternoon, 2:00 o'clock,
ut the homo ot Mra. T. R. Bklll
Ingtou, 221 North Tenth atroet,
Vlll from Hilt Mllea Wake
man le spending aoveral daya vis
iting at Ilia home on Kaat Mala
etreet, from Hilt, Cnllf., where
he la apeudlug the summer.
MOTH PEOPLE
ATTEND JUBILEE
Travel on Oreansprlnga high
way la running heavy this week
as automobile parties trek to
Medford'a Diamond Jubilee cele
bration. Miiny Klamath Falls parties
woro ut Medford Hunday for the
opening of the colouration, and
moro than 60 locul Shrlnera went
to the Jackson county seat Sat
urday for the Hhrlns meeting.
The loral drum corps participat
ed In the Sbrlus pared Saturday.
Tho Mcdford and Klamnth
Falls Klwanle clube will hold a
Joint meeting at Medford tonight.
Moro than CO Klamath Klwan
lana expected to attend.
A Klamath caravan will be or
Itnnlxed at Llthla park Wednes
day at 11 a. in., and wit h earn
vann from other points will go
to Medford for the Jubilee.
Tho chamber of commerce hue
avallablo a large number of rib
bons bearing the words: "Here
Cornea Klnmnih" to bo worn by
Klamath visitors at the Jublleo
Wednesday, The ribbons may be
had free of charge at the cham
ber offices.
AMUSEMENTS
AT THK I'KI.IOAN
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especially for Mis Bhearer'i re
turn to the gcreon.
Oouldlng, who ha written
numerous stags and screen hits,
besides winning recognition ss
an outstanding film director, last
screened "Grand Hotel" and
"Illondls of the Follies."
Robert Montgomery and Her
bert Marshall share aupportlng
bonora In the production and the
csat Includes Mra. Patrick Camp
bell, Blieeta (Jallagher, Italpk
Forbes aad Lllyan Tashman.
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TOMORROW
Knda Totlny "CltlMM OI
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CONSTANCE
Kraiy
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'Tom Thumb'
Immediately following the In
dianapolis BOO-mlle speed classic
Inst Wednesday, E. J. Sanders,
technical representative of the
Gllmoro OH company, flashed the
news to the homo office of the con
cern In Los Angolcs Hint drivers
ot three of the first four care
over tho famous finish lino used
Ollmors gnsollno with tetraotbyl.
Thoy were Mauri Roso, Lou
Moore and Deacon Llts, who re
spectively finished second, third
and fourth In the record breaking
dneh, out t a field ot S3 starters.
Significant of the power and
economical operation ot the Oil
moro gasoline Rose used, ft oneck-
ttp nt tho completion ot the race
snowed that he Dttrnod only 6tt
gallons of motor fuel despite the
rules Which allowed t maximum
of 45 gallons of gasoline, This
Is nn average of hotter than 12.88
mllea per gallon of gasoline while
averaging a snood ot 104.898
miles per hour In the BOO-mllo
race, which, Incidentally, broke
last yoar s record ot 104. 162
'miles per hour.
A rich gold-bearing reef was
discovered 1y an Australian
farmer who was looking for a
lost wrench on his farm.
Tho most sensitive of tho five
souse org.)ns 1b the eye.
New VOX
TIIKATRS OF TUB STARS
ALL THIS WEEK
SHEARER
Montgomery
RIPTIDE
WHEN A WOMAN LOVES'
ALSO METRO NEWS
TODD-KELLY COMEDY
l'ellcan Now playing; "iluo
of Two Worlds." Tomorrow: "No
Creator Glory."
I'lne Tree Now playing: "The
Crime ot Helen Stanley." To
morrow! "After Tonight," with
Conetancs Bennett.
Rainbow Now playing: "Beg
gars In Ermine." Tomorrow
"City Limits."
Vox Now playing: "Rlptld,"
with Norms Shearer, Robert
Montgomery and Herbert Marsh
all. AT THK I'KUCAX
Frank Rentage, director of "No
Qroater Glory," showing at Peli
can theatre tomorrow, Is twice
winner ot the Photoplay Gold
Medal.
Homage first captured this
prlss In 1920 with "Humoreaque."
Home years later, he did It again
wllb "Seventh Heaven." Ho con-
sldera "No Greater Glory" bla
finest achievement and hopes to
snaro tha award again.
"No Greater Glory Is an
adaptation of the famous novel,
Tho Paul Btrcet Boys, by Fcr-
eno Molnar.
AT THK PIXK TKKK
Constance Bonnctt. who plays
what Is said to bs the most In
triguing role of her entire career
as a secret service agent In "After
Tonight," at the Pine Tree the
atre tomorrow. Introduces a new
song hit, "Buy a Kiss," In th
production. The number, which
Miss Bennett sings while disguis
ing her spying activities as
csfe sntertalner, Is s Vlenness
waits composed by Msg Stelner,
bead of the RKO-RadiO muslo
department.
AT TUB RAINBOW
If rap!d-flr action and hilar
ious comedy comprise your Idea
of tbs elements that a good mo
tion picture should contain, then
don't fail to see "City Limits'
the fast-moving Monogram com'
edy drama playing at th Rain
bow theatre tomorrow.
"City Limits" has both lngred
lents In elaborate profusion,
starting from the moment that
Ray Walker, as a star reporter.
Is assigned by bis city editor to
get tbs story of a big railroad
merger, until the final fads-out
wben Frsnk Cravens, as presi
dent or the railroad, entertains
two hoboes at bis palatial estate.
AT THE VOX
When Edmund Gouldlng found
something be didn't like In the
script ot "Riptide he bad to sit
down between scenes and rewrite
It himself.
For, ss wsll ss being director
of the new Norma Sheerer ve
hicle now at the Vox theatre,
Oouldlng also la author, having
written th glamoroue romance
LISTED BY POLICE
Harry Bondy, charged with
poiseselon of Illicit liquor, was
arrested Saturday night by city
police officers, and posted $4t
ball for his appearance In police
court, at later date.
Roy Hand, charged with drunk
and disorderly conduct, posted
bail of 1S for his appearance,
and Mrs. Hand, arrested on the
same count, was released upon
her own recognisance to appear
later.
Kenneth Eds posted 110 bail
on charges of running a stop
sign, and Harry Baker 815, on
charges of reckless driving. He
was arrested at the intersection
of Oregon avenue and Blehn
street.
O, B. Pnlford, charged with
driving while under the Influ
ence of Intoxicating liquor, was
released upon bis own recognis
ance to appear in police court
at a later date.
Wilbur Harrington, Indian,
was arrested and committed to
Jail to serve 83 days, s balance
or a sentence irom wnicn ne
caned noma time ago.
Tom Smith waa lodged In the
city Jail on charges of drunken
ness during the past weekend,
and Jerr Bordeaux arrested and
held for Investigation.
Bernlce Richardson wag ar
rested Sunday evening, and
charted with vagrancy. J. W.
Richardson, arrested with the
woman, la being held lor invest
igation. Both' were scheduled
to appear In police court for
hearing Monday afternoon.
Obituary
CHARLES OORJf
Charles Corn, a resident ot this
city, passed away Batnrday, June
2, 1934, at 4:80 p. m following
a brief Illness. At the time of hU
death he was aged 60 years. He
! survived by a brother, Oeorge
Corn, of Pasadena, Cal. The re
mains rest in the rose room at
the Earl Whitlock funeral home.
Pine street at Sixth, where friends
may call. Notice ot funeral to
be announced later.
Bigamist at
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Joseph L. Redman, above, moved
fast tn his marital affairs. At 18
he has been arrested by Los An
geles police charged with bigamy
following his marriage to Wtthel
mina DUger. Police charge he al
ready bad second wife m De
troit. Mich.
More than J4J0 divorces were
granted In Reno last year.
FOH FOOD MEETS
Joe Schnss, chairman of the
Klamath county food and grocery
code authority, reported Monday
that food merehanta here were
In general compliance with the
regulations. Only A few minor
complaints have been reported.
The code board mot Monday.
A statement was Issned Inviting
complaints and criticisms and
blanks for this purpose may be
obtained at the poetofflee.
Bchnas warned food merchants
and meat dealers salnst the
use of fractions In pricing mer
chandise either on shelves or to
advertisements.
Da Introduced th hammer
less (nn In England In 1888.
The actual invention of thla gun
improvement Is, however, obscure.
Callouses
toMaMly milercd and quickly,
arfclr nmaM br thai double
cun. mu, iur ty tmem.
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folks will be espe
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