The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, February 13, 1936, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextFebruary 13, lOW THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE FIVE CITY BRIEFS Axlilllllil 4 1 II 1 1 1 i HViIh A llllul Weillllllg WIIH tllllllllllllKllll oil lilll- cnlii 'ii I j 1 1 -1 1 1 c 1 1 1 y hi I hi' hi ltd y of tho Hint l'ri'iiliyli r In it I'liuivh liy lliu luintiir, ib !(v. rhiMiihirii Hnillh, II I)., when Jiiihi'h h. (Iriuo n( AhIiIiiiiiI mill mIhh l.llllu M. Hi Ii r I"i', iiIhii of A.'liliuiil, wuro iianliil In Ihn primeiicu of Mr, mill Mm. ( 'ul vl ii I'ryiuii mill MImh KiiIIi I 'i)l mi. Tim emiplu expuii I" niHlilii m IiiuhI liuiipiiiiiilly In Kin nun Ii I'll I In. I'ulliii Officers III Tliu oily pullrli li'illl'llll"iit wilH llnpleleil Tliursdiiy by llm Hlium uf three piiliolini'ii, H. A. "Hmlli-y" l,n Luiiiln. I 'ii ii I lliilii.i Ihiiii mill Hver- eil Power. I.iiI.iiiiiIii mid Hubert mm mil nurturing finni ulliiik uf InriuMixH. ami I'nwcr In u piilleiii III K 111 tun I Ii Viiljny lion pllul wliiirn ho In reported lo b ) ii ! 1 1 ii ft from iiniiiiinniilu. IIiiii-AhiI) 'nr Aii'lilrnt A I'i'yiiiii !i i in ii ti wouil irurk till ii parked cur mi Tenth street be tween Main anil I'lue ntreetii Wcilneniliiy in inn I iik. lii'ctinllnK In a ri'imrl rili'il at pollen bureau liy Dick (innlry, operator of lliu lnuk. Oi'iiliy hail lin the inii clilmi ami lliu bruken relenned, riiunliiit II o lilt thu parked au tiMiiotillu. AitIiIciiIm Hi'iioHimI Mrs. Twy- lll r'el'KUHnll reported In t!i) nllel- III Unit it rui Mm wan driving anil another driven by It. A. (Iiirrilh, t:i30 Harrow Btri.;:l, with In an inilo iitTlilent ' 'nn Hoiilli Hlxlh street. A. I.. Until -hIiiiw mill Kmi Deerlng "wore diivern of rai'H In mi urcliluiil on :rniiHirltiKH highway. K. Ilur illn M'liorl i'l an urclileiil on Tho lltilles-t'niiforula highway. Henlor C. K. Kiilertnliicil. The 2H iiioihIk.ik of lliu Keillor Chrln tlun Kml-avor of the I'hrlntloii clmrrti wnrn I'litnrtiilned with u traveling illnnur party on Krlday of liml week. Kuril riiurnu of lh" flvo cournea huh nerved In a illffiiriint lioinu In various purtn of lown. Afli'r illnni'r limy ini'l In (ho hiineiimnt of Ilia church and played guinea. Comes fur tar Ari'lilo Muster uf tlritnu Pans arrived In Kluin alii Kalis Thursday ninriiliiK lo reclaim till utilomoiillo which hail been stolon In Urnnii I'nnn anil recovered by Klamath Kalis city police. Hionir 1'nrty The Enid on auxiliary will sponsor a public curd purly (o ba holt! Krt'liiy af Inriioini, February H. at 2:00 o'clock at thu homo of Hotly Wood, )4 Prospect street. (f'carya Itclurii Mr. and Mm. K. A. Ueary and baby duughter, Alice, havu returned from a va cation visit to California and Ari zona. KkImi Alnrin Annvorrd The fire department wiih railed to 104 HlKh Mront Thursday luiun lnit at S;li a. m. by what proved to ho a false, alarm. ii RRAnBAM.s"V.o." 6& &011 JSoOUm&ewt (Mom CANADIAN OOVT JUPIUVUION sx j- m mm 1 75 $235 NOW pen pint ll - A Statemert of Pcy from the House of Seagrdm j rSwnmmieiii iiiaaiaiiniiiiwiisiMiiiaBMUisaiiiswssssTeamii sasesm.aiiaiiiiui'OTinir.fn On Vnnilloii Trip Mr. and Mm. Ilolii.rt Oil ul I anil Mm. Oilnll'ii mother, Mm. II, K, Mo inynr, bavo loft on a molor trip to t'nllfiii nlu mid Mnxlco. Tlmy will vIhII friends In I .on Angeles, nil ml llm Hun Diego exposition mid impect to go In Mnxlco City before nil ii i li I iik lioinn, ..MiimmiIo Milling Klmnnlh I.mlgii No. 77, A. V. It A. M. will hold a special motit Iiik Fri day I'vi'ii I ii k for llm purpiiMi of i oiifuriliiK I ho Knloriid Appruntlco iloKi'iui, Woini'ii of Moose The drill loam of llm Women of llm MooNe will bold pi m l Ire Krlday evening at 7 3D ii'i-luck In thu bsiniiiel room of I ho K. c. hall In tho l.nnmin biilldliiK. Fines Paid in Police Court Cameron Mnoru fnrfiilloil $5.00 ball TbiiiKilay, when ho fulled lo appear before l'nllco Judge Kli'huioiiil lo annwnr lo diiordor ly cnmliict ohm-Ken upon wbloli Im wiim arrumcd Wodneiiilay nlKhl. Wiillnrn Cordell win fined fb.no on lb aiinio count. (lion MeliiHileln forfnlled $4.00 bull on ebnmoN of runnhiK u mop hIkii mid drlvlnn wlihoiit lioiiilllKblH on bin automobile curly Wciliminloy uvonliiK. J I in Hkylor, churKed wllh ilruiikciiimMH upon arronl Wed noniliiy, win aeuloucud to 10 duyi III Ibu city Jnll. Modoc War Vet Dies in Valley Word of the death of John lliueltnn lit the votornni' ho pillll at ItoMoburx, baa heen riirnlvcd by Cnptiiln O. C. Ap pleKtite from the chief niodlcal officer of the honplial, Ilnxolton wan foriiiurly inotiihcr of Captain Applo Kule coiiipnuy In the Mndoo war, and of hta company of Oil moil, only nix aro now alive. The vetnriin'i death occur red lant Krlday at Konoburn. Obituary JKHSIK Kl.l.VOIt lll'.I.I, Joule Kllnor lloll. for tho lant Ihreo youra a roaldent of thla city, panned away Wednenday, Kobrtiary 12, 1936, at 11:16 p. in. following an lllne of two yearn. She wan a native of Snllo town, Hondornon county, llUnoln, and at Ibo time of nor death wan aui'd 68 yearn and 4 monthn. .Surviving are the hunband, Wil liam C. Hell of Klamath Fall". (jreKon, one ion, ' W. 1'. Hell of Seattle. Wash., and two daugh ters Mm. Janet Drown of Ku Keiie. Ore., and Mra. Oonevlevo (ireenwood of Rock Inland, 1111 noln. The lemalnn rent In the Karl Wliltlock Kuneral Home, I'lno atrenl at Sixth, where frlendn may call. Notice of fu neral to be announced Inter, A Statement from the House Every Pew of Si Jim. passed on to you. And in addition, substantial further reductions in ltA.rA U nsnA tUe nivv uarv mvvii finer whiskies within the reach of all Similar Reductions on: ' SEAGRAM'S "B3" SEAGRAM'S PEDIGREE BOURBON i$otted In iShnd Under Chaplin Film Causes More Than Riot of Laughter" iF7iTyy,.i;i;..,r'if,M""' Iw:ut'i I r 7-Hfh Wmmmk' Charlie Chapllu'n movlon have Ioiik oven fainoui an rlota of laughter, but bin Dew one caused a real riot. In tho mad ncramhle for autographs and a RllnipMi of celebrities arriving at the theater In New Tork whore the film was unreeled, the crush of 8000 persons bowled over and trampled on many of their own number. Victims of the Jam that blocked flrmowny traffic are shown on the sidewalk as police try V cloar a path for an arriving car. Itlot squads were called wben the mob got out nf band Will They Head Mnilofl Alfrnl M. Gov Alfrod M Landon ot Kannas for president, ftepresentatlve James W Wadsworlh of rvVw York for Vice president That is said to the ticket favored by eastern Republican leaders, after a secret conference In Philadelphia. The New Yorker, strong "wot" during (he prohibition war, Is regarded as the man to neutralise the iact that Landon comes from aa Intensely ary state, and to swing eastern support back of the governor. The Brllleh emplro Is an his torical accident. It never was deliberately planned by the wMI of a sovereign reatdJiig In a dis tant capital. Ilendrlk Wlllom Van Loon, noted historian. of Policy of Seagram tariff savins " UNDER .v j., uvv Canadian Gov't Supervis ;ion ") V ' Ii''? : H 1 . : '(I G.O.P. Ticket? Jnnics W. Wndswortli Hunan, province of China, about the slse of Idaho, baa about 400,000 bandits; and one of its cities, Iyang, has changed hands among gangs about 70 times In a recent 12-month period. ''' 1 SEAGRAM'S STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY CANADIAN GOVT SUPf (VISION woVo $175 NOW I PER PINT It" "'"immm ft, '. 1- it, n ,w I'f J f Bli Mm Bearcat Grid Sched. Tough; 10 Games Set SALEM. Ore., Feb. 13. W Willamette University's football schedule next fall will be the fullest and toughest In the school's history. Coach Roy S. "Spec" Keene announced today. The Bearcats, who have won their last 14 northwest confer once games while annexing two championships, will play all the other conference members. Four other games against stronger-than-conference schools round out the 10-game schedule which calls for a game a week from September 25 until Thanks giving day. Oregon State College, Fresno State, University of Nevada and Whlttler of Los Angeles are the non-conference opponents. Coach Keene and Graduate Manager Lea Sparks announced that negotiations have just been completed for bringing Llnfleld College and Willamette, co-champions of the conference In 1935, together in a game here October 23. The teama did not meet last season. "It's the toughest schedule we've ever undertaken," said Coach Keene, "but my boys like to play football and I'm. going to give them plenty of games." The schedule: Sept. 25 Albany College at Salem (night). Oct. 3 Oregon State at Cor- vallln. Oct. University of Nevada at Salem (night). Oct. 1 College of Idaho at Caldwell (night). Oct. 23 Llnfleld . College at 4; THEY'RE HERE! THE New Coats The Smartest Snappiest Numbers That Klamath Falls Has Ever Shown. O NEW IN MATERIAL O NEW IN STYLE O NEW iN COLOR So New You Must See Them To Join In Our Enthusiasm. Priced To Meet Your Budget $19.75 i n i "WHERE STYLE AND QUALITY REIGN SUPREME" , ! 57 MAIN ST. CHICAGO. Fob. 13. (JPI Spreading operations In which May delivery wan bought and the new crop futures, July and Sep tember, were sold, led to Irrega larlties In wheat values lata to day, Itulllnh speculators became soniewbnt dlncouraged becaune of failure of Liverpool and Winni peg markets to follow up ad vances that took place yesterday when United States exchanges were cloned. Winnipeg indicated export demand today was selec tively slow. Wheat cloned unsettled, U cent lower to higher than Tuesday's finish, May 98-98 14, , corn up. May 61-61, oats '- advanced, and provisions unchanged to a rise of 2 cents. Weather The Cyclo-Stormograph at Un derwood's pharmacy registers a substantial rise In barometric pressure, although It is still quite low, the outlook is for gen erally fair weather. Tbe Tycos recording thermom eter registered a maximum and minimum temperature for Thurs day as follows: High 54 Low 36 Forecast for next 24 hours: Generally fair. Young Man Speaks for Townsend Plan Speaker at a Modoc Point Townsend meeting a few days ago was Jesse Smith, a young man who will vote for the first time this year. He told what he believed the plan holds tor him as a young married man. Harold Henley, young member of the Algoma club, arranged the meeting. Officers of clubs No. 2 and 2 and Algoma were present. Salem (night). Oct, 30 College of Puget Sound at Salem (night). Nov. 7 Fresno State at Fres no. Not. 11 Whlttler at Lot An geles. Nor. 20 Pacific University at Salem (night). Nor. 26 Whitman College at Salem. After the 'Washington Monu ment has stood unfinished for many years, suggestions . were mad that It be left at the height of 150 feet and that a fir be kept burning atop the abaft throughout the centuries to come. DAVID H. G0EHR1KG DENTIST OPEN EVENINGS U0 Oregon Bamk Bldg. $39.50 1 . Oiaies Pep Up With a New Outfit ?v 1' You Can Be Suited in a SUIT AT LAPOINTE'S If You Wish To Go "Mannish" We Suggest The Man Tailored Short Jacket Suit. . The Trotteur. And Conti nental Are For Dressier Wear. SEE OUR NEW SUIT ARRIVALS BY ALL MEANS HOOPS, MY DEAR! BARREL SWEATERS Of the Finer Type Beautiful Colors We Invite Comparison for Quality $1.00 Other Now Arrivals In Hand Knit Sweater!, $2.95 Lajirite's "WHERE STYLE AND QUALITY REIGN SUPREMB 507 MAIN ST. Dresses are Gay . . PRINTS ARE VIVID NAVY'S ARE TRIMMED BLACK AND WHITE IS STRIKING Fashion Has Allowed You To Express Your Own Personality This Season. LET US HELP YOU SELECT YOUR STYLE 3 1 sfsilm HI iiH"11iTBrfiMYirimWsTlsTsT'TlT,rj,v'-