.1
November 22, 1035
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE ELEVEN
iura
FOR JUVENILE
POST SOUGHT
A paIIIIuii to Circuit JmiIko
KilwurJ 0. AmIiuihI ualcliiii Unit
lis appoint u u t tic ii I u soclul
Wcirkor as JuvhiiIIii offlnir ut Ihn
rirnt o( tlm yimr linn been iiimnml
liy tlm IvniiKii" of Wommt Votois,
It wus aiuiiniiicuil Friday,
Coplo of tli potltlon liovn
lmoii mint to Hcrvlco oltilia, vll
rluiiM H.-T. A. orKaiilsutlons, mill
womnn'd olulii or oily nnd cutiiily.
Th tk"ti a( Woman Volurs
(mint out tliut In llio prnponuil
10.1S lut pert sufficient funds nrs
provided for employing A KiadU
(ta worker In thn Jntrmlln officii.
Mmnlisrs mid thny fiilt th tax
payer would Rut tlm moat tor
their nionny throiiKli llil Action.
Tho pnlltlon, In full, fulluws:
"Tnasinurh m Hi Klnuiatli
Coiiniy Huilunt Commltti'n linn
ruined tho appropriation (or Juve
nile, work to 12700, and
"Iiiuhiiiui'Ii mi K 1 a in n t h Comity
liita boon aurloualy liiimpird In
thn naat duo to lurk of funila
which said lluiluot f'onirnlllee
hua otirouly (ranted thlt year,
ml
"Innamucli aa anld County
wlalina to provide (or Ita uok
leclecl and diillninuiiit children
to th vory boat of Ita ability,
and to upend 111 la money In the
moat orilclenl manlier.
"Wo. tho uniloralKiincl. do h cro
ny pnlltloii you aa Judun of I ho
t Ircult Court or Klainalli Coun
ty. to appoint on or about Jan-
,uary lai, a gradual ioclnl work
r aa Juvenile Officer.
"We feel that only In thla way
enn the aum aol aaldo for Juve
nile work, be Judlrloualy and In
telligently aprnt to th aclvnnloKe
of tho dependent nnd dellnciueiit
children of thla County, whom
tho Court aeeki to anrve."
Tho Juvenllo work, under Clr
cult JiiiIko Aahural, hua been
hnndli'd by Mra, Ida, Orliuei and
J. A. Maddux.
Whole "Family Stricken Through Poisoned Soda
Sis' r i,H -f3rr jr.'r--y,--r "
iW' TWr-o - ' LI "TO
i - VT : I STJ i-Lli f -J
II ir oreiikltin immukca woro mucti enjoyed recently by Mr, and Mra, Erncat St, Lou la of Ban PrancUco
then everybody became aerloualy tick for a while, Offlchil lnvcatbiatlon proved that one ot the pancake
Ingredient waa aome of Uie polaoned baking aodn aold at a local itore, which cauaed three dctUlia and lck-
encd mtuiy. 'Hie 8t. Loula fnmlly recovered.
HILDEBRAND
, H1LDKIIH AND, Or. The I'o
moat OrotiKo waa held at the
llllcluhrand (ranx ball, Saturday,
hov. I.
J. O. Wight baa been quite alrk
and waa taken to Klamath Kallt
tor medical attention.
Mra, Jenio Drew haa returned
horn from 1'ortlend, where ahe
Went for medical attention.
.Mra. White and Charlea Kn
man war dinner gueata on Friday
of Mr. and Mra, John Jonea, of
Dairy.
Mr. and Mra. n.vron Welch and
anna Kdmon and Klton, of Hprague
ltlver, and Mr. and Mra. Jiiuiea
Uood and aon Tommy of Hum
niera' Lane, apent tho week-end
with Mra, Ootid and Mra. Welch'!
parent, Mr. and Mra. T. I'. Mich
ael. 0. A, Carlaon waa tranaaotlng
bualtieaa and vlltlng frlenda In
Klamath Fall on Tueaday.
Fred Rueck and Kauford Jone
of Bonania, war bualneaa llt-v
ora at the Kilter ranch on Sunday.
Adam Weldninn rlalted on Hun
day evening at the Michael home.
Henry Bchinor of llonnnia. waa
a bualneaa vialtor at th Leonard
Hitter ranch Saturday.
Mr. and Mra. 8. K. llnrtiler
and children, John and Donate,
wer . tranaacttiig builnea In
Klamath Folia Tnuradny.
Mr. and Mra. llert Slack or
Lakovlew, vlalted on Friday night
with Mr. Slack' (later and broth-cr-ln-lnw,
Mr. and Mra. Harry
Millie.
Mr. Charlea Woelk and aon
Carl, and J. C. Murln, wore tran
akcilng buslnoaa lu Klamnlh Folia
on Tueaday,
Mr. and Mr. Erwln Echo mi
and daughtor Charlotte, were
trnnaactlng bualnoai In Klamath
Fall on Saturday.
Mr. and Mra. W. L. Woleh of
Tinlry. had aa thnlr dinner gueata
on Huiidtiy, Niivemhur 10, Mr.
and Mra, Wlllluiu Wood of llon
n n in. Mr. nnd Mra. tllcii f'liund-
ler, Mr, und Mra, liyron Welch of
Hpruitue ltlver, MlaH Imogeno
Welch, Clifford Wnlilh, Meldu,
Myrtit mid Mtiurlcn Chandler and
Kdmon and Klton Welch.
- MKHKH.I, IlltlKI'H ,
MEItnil.L. Nor. 21. Morrill
Legion auxiliary, unit No. 80,
met at tho Legion club room
Tueaday afternoon with Mra.
(lertrud l'lerce a hoalea. In
the abaenin of tho prvalditnt, Mra,
Minnie tTlukel, vice prealclenl,
conilucled the bualneaa (eaalon. '
1'luna for tho aiinunl 'gooae
bake were illacuaaed but declalon
mi tho Unto waa deferred until a
meeting of the I. melon when the
hitiitnra of that body will decide
on a gooao bunt.
Chrlatinua cheer will be dla
penned by the auxiliary both In
colly and Mr the Itoaeburg hoe
plliil mid child wel(nre center.
At the clone of the bualneie
aeaalon Mra. fierce nerved pump
kin plo and coffee to Meadnmea
Minnie Htukel, Anne Frulta, An
na Howard, Minnie Spencer, Ar-
lene Urown, Alma Mnrrltt, ' Aud
rey Lew la and Inea (liven. Th
neat meeting will be held at the
bom of lintel Dnlton.
Superintendent Hendrlckaon and
I). W. Iirookman attended aea-
alnna of the Klamath County Ath
letic auor.lntliin at th Wlllard
hotel In Klamath Ftlle Tueaday
CTanlng.
Mra. Harry Booth waa hoateaa
to 22 niembera of th Ml. Lakl
1're.abyterlan Lacllea' Aid at a pot
luck luncheon Tueaday. Mra,
llonth, a member, formerly lived
In Hi" Mt. Lakl dlatrict.
Rmnll raah donntlona will bo
auballiultid thla year Inatead of
th uaual ChrlBtmaa gift oxchang
apnnaored each year by th Prea
bylorlan Lad lea' Aid and tho
fund will be turned ovor to a
commllte to pitrrhaao a "ahow
er" of nereaaltlea for the new
kitchen recently added to the an
nex. , . '.
Th group will alao be glad to
recelvo aubacrlptlonk to the Me
Coll inngoxln and Mr. R. II.
Anderaon and Mra. J. W. Taylor
have been appointed aa a com
mittee to aaalat with Bale.
Tho Aid met Wedneaday after
noon at the home of Mra. Wilbur
Hnblnetto with Mr. Paul Idwla
and Mra. J. L. Fotherlnghom aa
alatlng. No New Polio
Cases Reported
No now cnaea of Infnntllo par-
nlynla wera recorded at ths county
houhu office Friday.
Dr. O. S. Nowaom, county
health officer, wo called to Cbll-
aquln. ; . ,. . t ' .
Four-door automobile
were Introduced in 1909.
Weyerhaeuser
WKYBIIIIAKIJHICIl, Ore Mr.
mid Mr. T. (1. .Inn and young
nou, hiivg returned from Frnrno
mid other California clllcii, wburo
they MiiMit their vacution.
Mra. J. If. llRllunhc r and child
ren hovo returned from Wood
land, WaBhlngloii, whern they
i lulled with friends for about two
wottka.
Mlaa Sallno Tavnrlne. who baa
been very 111 at. her homo, ban
enured tho Hlllnldfl honplial.
whoro alio la receiving medical
treatment.
The Fulrhaven P.-T. A. card
club met at tho homo of Mra. Hoi
lldny, Thuraduy nflornnnu at 1:30
for thejr rrgulrr meeting.
Following the aervlng of des
anrt, aoverul guinea ot bridge
woro played,
Tho following committee
icrvid: Mra. llrigga, cliulrman.
aaalated by Mrs. Itobort Hough
and Mrs. J. A. Konncdy.
Members present: Mrs. Brigga.
Mra. t). L. Ilrltt, Mrs. A. Ouatavus,
Mr Hall, Mr. Kdna Huatlngs,
Mra. Marian Holllday, Mr. Leo
llolllduy, Mrs. L. II. HopklnB
Mrs. Itoberl Hough, Mri. Al John-
aon. Mra. n. C. Johnston, Mra. J.
A. Kennedy, Mr. Jack Llnken-
buck, MIbb Klltaboth Melhln, Mr.
Hub Miller, Jlra. Otto Mlkkelaen,
Mm. McNiilly, Mrs. II. II. McKtila,
Mrs. J'lodgcr, Mrs, Thurmuii, Mrs.
Knntlborn, Mrs. Leon Stlpplch,
Mia. K. K. Bchultz und Mrs. Wta-
rI :'
Mra. Lcltilie and Mra. Murdock
wore guest of the club. New
members who have recently Joined
I ho clubs aro Mrs. McNally and
Mra. Pledger.
The noxt regular meeting will
bo hold at the llolllduy home,
Thursday afternoon, November 21.
Tho tendency of en engine to
mlas at low apeoda I ml leu tea the
need for valv grinding.
Ilrlgadler Harold Madaen of
Portland, divisional Salvation
Army commander for Orogon and
southern Iduho, will be In Klam
ath Falls this week-end for a
orle of meeting and addresses.
He will Speak at the Salvation
Army service Saturday nlgbt,
8:00 o'clock, and then again Sun
day morning at 11:00.
Sunday evening at 6:30 he I
scheduled to speak at thn Stew-
url-Leiiox addition , church, re
turning to the Salvation Army
nan (or me 8:00 o clock ser
vices, .
Monday noon he will address
the weekly noon luncheon at the
Proihyterlun church.
Hrisaflier Madaen baa been
frequent visitor In Klamath Falls
and la well known here. He has
charge of the Scandinavian work
In th eleven western states.
State's' Attorney
Forwards Ruling
A ruling advising against mail
ing out double postcarda notifying
cltlzene of delinquent taxes and
requesting them to state what
form they will pay them, ha been
received from the attorney gen
oral's office by District Attorney
II. C. Hlackmer.
Attorney General Van Winkle
sold that the postcards might be
held In violation of federal sta
tutes, which prohibited mailing
poalcard demanding payment of
a debt.
Seventy-one United States fly
ing cluba are registered by the
U. S. department of commerce as
airplane owners, although many
more have ships registered in
name of Individual owner.
Rebuked
1 "' " V
if
LA ..-JLasai.- i
mam
SALEM, Nor. 22, WV-Dart
games do not constitute a lottery,
a municipal court Jury decided In
acquitting A. F. Winter and
Oeorge Mllo of lottery charges in
connection with the operation of
a "darto" parlor here.
. The Jury' verdict was held sig
nificant In that the case was
thought to be the first test as to
whether or not a dart game was
a lottery, and thereby In violation
of th state constitution prohibi
tion against 'that type of gam
bling, The Jury deliberated lea than
ten minute.
The arguments of attorneys cen
tered about th qtiMtlnn ot wheth
er akin was Involved In playing
the dart gam. Hohert F. M
gulr of Portland' and Gsora
ithoten of Halem represented th
defense and City Attorney Chris
J. Kowltg antd proitoutor. ,
"mi rr r ' .
Notice of Appeal
Given on Friday
Oral notice of appeal bas been
given by Attorney W. C. Van
Kmon, representing Lottie Wilson,
who was convicted ot disorderly
conduct In Justice court. Van
Kmon will carry th case to clroult
court
Th defendant, an Indian wo
man, was accused of making an
unprovoked attack on Wade Craw
ford, superintendent of th Indian
agency, sh waa sentenced to pay
a fine of 125 and spend 10 days In
Jail, with the Jail ientenc suspended.
MaJ. Oen. Keoijl Dolhara,
head of Japanese military Intel
ligence In North China, Is the
apparent goat of Japan' sudden
decision not to push th auto
nomy movement in the northern
province. When Tokyo, allegedly
under pressure from Great Brit
ain, decided to drop the pro
gram, an official communication
declared tbat Dolhara had "act
ed without authority."
A new ruling by the department
ot commerce atates tbat Intentional
Instrument flights In broken
cloud or overcast iky within 25
miles of an airway, or within 25
mile of an air line airport, may
be made only by air line aircraft.
Springs should be reset only
once; if they develop a sag after
once being reset, they should be
replaced.
Legion Memorial Hall
Saturday, Nov. 23rd
KIGER'S Popular BAND
; Support a Clean Dance f ;4,
Not a Beer Parlor '
Admission 40c and 15c n '
Dancing 9 p. m to 1 a. m. '
A QUALITY DRINKER .
IS A MODERATE DRINKER
An tpprtelttlen for all fin things It govamtd by ndrat Iflduhjsnc In all fin things.
1 SAMUEL UNGERUIOEa, ft.ltd.nl
AYcrland
V .st-I JJtfCV
V
STRAIGHT
I WHISKEY
KENTUCKY
BOURBON
95 PROOF ,
18 MONTHS
Aging In th wood gtvtt tt
iht famoui old plonctr
mstlowntn.
PINT . . 1-15
QUART . $2.20
Saturday Brings you another GREAT WEEK
END EVENT-Featuring Remarkable Values!
D&B BLACK LABEL
: WHISKEY-A BLEND-90 PROOF; ;
) 3 ti 17 ysan old, 17 Ii 4 yaan old nd 40 n I yr 1 '
old and all siparlly blandid with 40 purs gralij Btutrsl' r ,
.-. spirit t make perfection, v ;--
II
I
30 mm s&QJE
wlEl rrr ?V ; Sale of Women's Shoes!
wH m 1 ) v REDUCE PRICES ON FALL
IM? JL h -XfJI ' SHOES
I J GEM) 298& 3-98 5 Now gprv
RJi ' . " fL f ; " v. -v-S; -r 3 2.49 & 2.98 . . . Now 1
.pa, ivy. , -i t-w ii v- ,.;::: yi l
N. J&rt 1.98 & 2.49 . . . Now 1
GUIF STREAM IW . 7T.vJ fl I P '
STRAIGHT WHISKEY :- . : . A IJ blJ 1
90 PROOF .12 MONTHS ' - If . VrSV W S 9
Trisrs U no let-up on ths Inersaitncj ' WW lt . . . . L. . . If - '
popularity throughout aii of Or. - ww lt $ WARD S policy to give you more value for ...
gon of thla apUndid whiil.y. Tho . . IB .111 . ' '
' L"i.i"hlr.V!urT.i2uli,Y fl"' - : " every dollar that you spendl "Our shoe sale" '
HAl' Afi ' v clearly demonstrates WARDS ability to do
PINT . . . T f 'JV' ' 'V-'v' . ' II 1 . 11'
"TCji - " ' 1 :' II u$t thatl No matter what syle, color or size 11
. J P,NTi.Vilr . AtV' iA.t - II ' you wan, it is at WARDS at the price you I 1
Hir 01. $3.73 0UONS.JS i inltl , l ?'ifcs ' l 1 I I . . II
pfly ,
Dttlillad by xptrlt from iptclalty . 1 jPWWiBWWrWBMBw ij ) m
itltctod grain givti this whiskey TH -afcWfTfa ,ar....fay mmamm
Ih .diitlnotlvt character. ., ..
. 14 MONTHS OLD ' "U
i , nwr r.iM Lf 114 I - I M
Telephone 384
i t
PINT PINT SW' 7 I TVI1
Lk,"..n.7dt ml
ITO S IMS E US ' YITIS E)
1.10
$
221-229 Main Street
PINT
QUART