December 10, 1935
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE FIVE
CITY BRIEFS
To HKior I'liily Thu Wo
man of tin Mount will anuimui' a
curd party Tuesday evening In
lh Knight ot Coliimuhii bull.
Pinochle will bo In piny, tlarllnc
nt 8:00 o'clock. In addition lo
regular prlara, a bud room choir;'
a itulll and plane ot fancy work
will u offered, Hofniiliiiiiinla
will ha served it tho close-of
piny, mid (ha puhllo la onrdliilly
Invllad to attend. The Wommi
ot tha Mooau will ninol In lha
K. 0. hull at 1:UU o'clock Tues
day aftornuon fur thnlr regular
business mooting Instead ot lu
tha avonlng.
Townscnd Atislllary Tho
Townsend club auxlllury will meet
on Wadnunduy, !):. II, nt 1 p.
m. In tha Must Klnmalli I in provo
ment club ruuni on ICnat Main
atront, Tha auxlllnry will hold a
fancy work and ounkod fund aalu
on ll'io. 14. In th sulosroom (if tho
Klamath Natural (laa company,
Main nod Hevtnlh streets.
1iolr To Meet Tha flonlur
choir of tha Flrt Methodist
church will moat In tho parlors
of lha ohurch on Wednesday evo
j, Inac at 7:30 In preparation for a
program of Christmas iiiiihIc. All
ninmliara aro requested to bo
present. N. A. Nlchulaa will di
rect tha choir.
Benefit Card Party A bonoflt
card party will ha hold at Bum
snore ichool Friday evening at I
o'clock. Auotfbn and pinochle will
be played. TUe fnnda will bo used
for a community Christmas tree
at tha achool, Mr. Wllllniu
Wamslvy la chairman of tho uvtmt.
Kiiluht 'IViiiiilnr Meet
KulKhta 'J'nmplni', Calvary Omii-
mniiiinry Number III, will meet
Wednesday evening, Doi'iiuiber
11, fur Tomplo degree. Dinner
Will ha nurvud 'nt (I'llH n'cP.wk
iiml nil Hlr KulKhta are cordially
Invllud.
Confer Tiicxcliiv Member of
thn Klniunth county court mid
Will lliildwlu of tho local Wl'A
office, conferred Turiay rolntlvo
in project now under wny In
tho county, and possible new np
Pllcntlona for additional Wl'A
work,
I'IuiiiiIiik llniiinr The Kuala
anslllury will hold a bnzuur on
Frlduy nud Huturdny, December
13 mid H, lit thn Itytowny Tail
or ahup in (124 Main lroot. To
tuwnln, pillowcases, ate, will bo
offcrod fur hiiIo.
Hi'iirlnu Hi't llnurlnK for O.
W. (Inllnreuu, charged with hunt
ing it ii rliiK closed annaon, will
bo hold Wednesday aftarnoon nt
2:00 o clock lu iusllco court.
(iullnrcuii waa arruatod by atato
pollco officer.
llohbr Hhow I'mwiitiMl Th
niveralde I'.-T. A. will lie hos
tesses to all thoio In lha com
nmiiltv who are Interested In
Maura lime ncttvllloa, at tholr
Hobby Bhow to bo hold Wed
nesday night at 8:00 at tho
Jllvorilde achool auditorium.
Xnluhi of Columbus Tho
viiinhta of Columbue will meet
i tholr hall. Iooml bulldliiK.
u'inuitiv .1 7:46 for a ahurt
hu.lueaa session. The final card
party ! scheduled for s:3u. Ito.
Irnhmeuta will be eonrod.
noea OluU Th lloae club of
the riret Presbyterian church
.in nlertalued by Mra. A. T.
Smith, Thuraday, a o'clock, at her
. ' turn I fla,...,l M!r,.t.
Iiume, sao nuiiM ..vv..M
Tbore will be a m ocuu.
alum ItiMHiPn Del' Oar
nmtit Rhon. formerly located at
119 North Fourth street. h re
opened at lie now location at 136
h'orltt rouriu airu
n n. Tn Slr-ff A meeting
. ii.. n Y. O. la called for Wed
nesday ovnloj at 7:30 la Uk
euro hall.
' . m . . i Tk.ra will lin
rtcout pivtnu, " - - -
a moetlnit of all Hoy Bcoula and
people Interealod lo acoullna nT
Altamont Wtdneadny. 7:30 p. nvT
K. V. Card rnriy The fourth
of a eorltie of card partli' Klvn
iiiidur thu aponaomhlp of Ml. Mn-
I.oiikIiIIii council o! KulKhta oi
Uoliimbua, will bo kIvimi Wod
mwday nvnnliiK at V:3U o'clock In
lha K. C. hull.
flnlm Aiient lli-ro W. It.
Rhcrniun of 1'orllnnd, claim nxcut
for the (Irnnt Northern, la a
luminous vloltor In Klumnlli Falls
1I.ti Fnmi HI, 1'nul Waltor
II. !.oiiki Inventpry clerk for
lha (I rent Northern, la a bualness
visitor In Klumnlli Falls from his
Kt. 1'nul hundiiuartara.
rnllcd by lllni' Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Ilullliinn Inrt Tucsilay
for Everett, Wash., whore they
wnro rolled by the serious Illness
ot Mr. Jlnllliinn'e mother.
V. 1'. W. Aiulllnry The
lllnry of tho Vfterana of Forelan
Wara will meet at the l.inrary
club rooms Wednesday nlgiit,
o'clock.
Letters to Santa
PLANS
FORMED
FOR ANNUAL
YULE LIGHTING
News of Oregon
Court House Record
:' " Monilay "
Bulls Flint
State Industrial accident com
mission Tarsus Arthur W., PrU
aulx. - Plaintiff auks 3.7 with
Intereat on 30.88 In payment of
workmen's compensation tal
Interest and penalties; and cost
u.inh H ('niiihfll. plaintiff ae
Inrnav.
Rtala Industrial accident eouv:
mission Tcraua Alison Kryo.:
Plaintiff asks I93.03 with ln-i
terest on T6.SB In payment. of;
-nrkmon'a comiiensntlon tues.
Interest and penalties; and cost",
Plalntlff'e attorney, Italph H.
Campbell.
Dlrorce Ornntol
Mnrnarot Maupln rrnnted a lo
eree of divorce from (.'harles
Evana Maupln. Plaintiff award
ed custody of two minor children.
llxlKra fif DIsllllaMl
The elroult court Monday ord
ered eulte dismissed In luo ensos
Farmora' Automobile Intor
Insurance Exchange Torsua Uon
Gay.
1 Claire E. Ritchie versus
Fred Jordan and O. C. Tnlmor,
es to defendant O. C. Pnlmor.
Affidavit of Prejudice
An affidavit ot prejudice
against Judge K. B. Aahurat and
motion for new Judge, woro filed
Monday In the cano of Uc-nne
Wethoroll veraua Mr. and Mra.
Tom Onrrctt. Asliurot sustained
the motion and asked the stnle
auproina court to assign a now
Judge to near mo ense.
Dear Bnnta Claue Please
bring me a Shirley temple ooli.
train and toy piano. I am 3 yrs
l,l Mv tiniiia It Florauce c.
Wooley. Please romomuur me i
tr,iii,i he verv nnoruclnto to you
Yqpr frlj-qd, .Florence K. Wooley
Itt. " ""x 3K, care ot sirs.
A. Wooley, Klamath Falla.
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Doer Santa Clnus Please bring
me a Khlrloy tampio onii i.
UTIy hair and toy piano anu
UTiowrllor. I am 6 yre oiu.
mrro thank you very much for
ymir kindness. Don't forget me
likxise. My name Is Hetty Wooley.
Your frlrnd. Hotly Wooley, lit.
r llox 36C, care of Mrs. V, A.
Wooloy, Klamath Falle.
Dear Bnnta'ciiius Ploaae bring
mo a typcrli'r and bicycle and
gun machine. I am 8 yr old. My
name l llerborl llnrl. Please do
ngt forget me. Many thanks for
your klndiiiss. Your friend, Her
bert Hart, lit. 3. Hox S6C, care
of Mrs. W. A. Wooloy, Klamath
FTflla.
Tho residential sections of
Klamath Falls will be slilazo with
llghla from one end of the city
limits to another If plans of tho
Woman's Mlirnry club committee
on the Chrlstnins lighting nro
carried nut as thoy have boon
announced.
Mra. K. I). Utmb, prnsldont, an
nounced toiluy Hint Mra. John
Miirlln would anrve as chairman
of tho cnmmlttna asslstod by Mrs.
JaciU" J. Htulgor, Jr., Mrs. Frod
Hchullock, Mrs. I. 15. Hhormnn and
Mrs. Louis Borruys.
There are two rules which the
committee has asked all those In
terested In the contest lo remom-
her. First, lights must be turnod
on Decomhnr 23 nut Inter thnn
5 P. in., and remain on until 10
p. m. each night until ew icurs.
Judges will view exhibit on
the opening night and any
changes made In an exhibit after
that date will eliminate saia ex
hlhlt- from the contest.
Those llichtlng tholr homes are
asked kindly to leava the lights
ou the opening night as late as
possible as It will take time ror
sone Judges to coinpioto inuis in
spection.
At no time during or arior me
rniiieui will names of Judiccs be
announced. This yoar prlies will
he cash awards, an awaru ror
each tone with a grand swoep
slakea prize fur the entire city.
There Is more interest mown
tills yeur, according to those who
have worked on poet years' com
mittees, than ever before and In
some esses entire streets are ex
pected to show lights on every
borne.
The commute wlshee to as
suro those who will take part In
the lighting project that they
have visited local merchants and
there Is an ample aupply ot lights
and equipment lo th city.
There will be two Judgea for
each tone in th city and Judgea
will not be allocated to their own
roeldentlul rones.
In order to keep the festive air
going throughout tho entire city, ;
all private automobile and doliv-.
ery trucks are asked lo put Into I
uso gay alolghnolls wnicn can do
purchased In local stores. These
should bo placod on care as soon
as posslhlo.
Any further Information de
sired by those wishing to partici
pate may be obtained from mem-
bora of the committee.
PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 10, UP)
Tho J.nngu of Nations Is an
agency of war, James 10. van
.illicit, national commander of the
Veteran of Foreign Wurs, torn
the Portland chamber of com
merce.
Ha aald th United States ap
proval of league sanctions against
Italy would mean hurling Europe
Into another conflict. Van
Zundt cited the following as
among the alma of the V. of F.
W.t payment of veterans' com
pensation certificates, a "fool
proof" neutrality policy, ade
quate national defense, stamping
out ot communism, the placing
of veterans' legislation In bands
other than politicians.
' PORTLAND, Or., Deo. 10, UP)
The national youth administra
tion's state advisory board elect
ed James H. Haley, Jr., ot Pend
leton, as permanent chairman. A
dlacusslon of youth problems waa
held at yesterday a meeting bore,
The board also voted to ask a
survey of both th high achool
and college NYA program to de
termine the economic and educa
tional results.
BANDON, Ore., Dec. 10, MP)
Mambera of the Bandon chamber
of commerce re-elected the entire
slate of officers. F. M. Bennett
is president.
PORTLAND, Or., Deo. 10, UI1
Governor Charles il. Martin
will be asked to quarantine Port
land dogs unless tha city takes
steps to stamp out' rallies, of
ficials wero Informed her by
Dr. K. II. Lytl of Halem, state
veterinarian. Hucb cation would
mean no on would be allowed
to take dogg outside th city
limits. Dr. Lytle said 30 cases
of rabies In Portland were re
ported to him since March.
Hot ttuceptleiitttor Allan ilyuoiia"
challenge to a debute on the new
deal, sponsors uf the general s
tour an lil . The former custodian
of lh Illu Eagle Is scheduled to
give an address here Wednesday
night.
BEND, Ore., Deo. 10, CIV
Th McKenzle highway remained
open despite th recent storm In
th Cascades. Highway crews
are on hand to celar the road
In case of further anow.
ASTORIA. Or., Dee. 10, P)
Bulls against cities claimed to
be polluting th Columbia and
Wlllumett rlvera between As
toria and Eugene will be filed
within a week, Arvld Mattaon,
secretary of th Columbia river
fisherman's protect I vo associa
tion, aald here. Mattaon alao
said packer offered "financial
and moral support" to the un
ion' effort to halt pollution.
ASTORIA, Ore., Dec. 10, UP)
The south Jetty of the Colum
bia river should be extended to
It original length and the nortb
Jetty rebuilt, the Oregon Htate
board ot pilots reported after
Ita annual survey. Recent im
provements to the Jetty were
commended.
PORTLAND, Ore., Dc 10, VP)
General Hugh S. Jobnson will
Dull Headaches Cone,
Simple Remedy Does It
Headaches caused by const!
nation are (one after one dose
of Adlerlka. This cleana polsona
out of BOTH upper and sower
bowels. End bed sleep, nerv
ousness. Waggoner Drug Co.
Gilmora Superior ftorvfc
Station
2801 S. th St.
Under new management.
Your business appreciated.
Tires, Tube k. Accessories,
New and Used Batterle.
W do Battery. Recharging.
Drlvs tn when yon need
Service again.
O. M. Jobnson, , Prop.
Vital Statistic
IllHTHS
McFARLAND Horn to Mr.
and Mr. J. C. McFarland ot 437
Alameda street, a son, December
9, 1036, at Hillside hospital.
Weight, 7 pound and 14 ounce..
MOORE-Born to Mr. and Mra.
Monro Moore ot tho Keuo
Route, a aon, December 10, 19S5,
at Klamath Valley hospital,
Weight, 7 pounds, 13 ounces.
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Funeral
JOHN MAI.ATCHI, JR.
Tho funoral acrvlc for John
Mulnicht. Jr., who pooecd away
In thla city on Sunday. December
g, will take place from the chapel
of the Klamath Funeral Home,
025 High, atroet, on Wednesday,
December 11. at 3:30 p. m. Tbe
Rev. John W. Warrell ot the
Mnthodlst Episcopal church will
nfriciato. Tho commitment ser
vice and Interment will be In the
Llnkvlllo cemetery. Friends are
I respocttully Invited to attend.
' Specials for This Week
till . C nnar Ala
w. 1-L.. IL. r'""'"1
Yeai vnop a. iu.
Apples
Spihenberg Box 79$
Fancy
Delicious Box 89
Walnuts Lb. 15fJ
Oregon Frnnqiicttea
Dates 3 lbs. 250
Fancy llnllowls
Glazed Fruit Lb. 2U0
Finny Diced
Catsup 2 for 290
Del Slonte, 14-oa. bottle
shortening, Pure Vcgelnlile
250
230
4-lb. pkg. 450 iMtK0 m.e
Lime Rickey
4 pint bottles
2 quart bottles
Toilet
Tissue 10 rolls 250
Pay Day
Flour 10-lb. bag 470
Drifted Snow
Ivory
Flakes Small Box 50
Sunlirlte
Cleanser 4 cais 150
Radishes Bunch 10
Cocoanuts Each 50
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Phone M80
Ninth and Klamath