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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1936)
February 21, 193C THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE FIVE CITY BRIEFS First, Alii Classes Column In luntliiril mid advanced lint nlil in given by tho American , i('il Cross, nis being hold In Ibis city under tlm lunl i iiirtloll of llulolgh Tiiylur, who announces that un til hor oIiihh will mint Monday evening. Thiiia III room In this (hiss for snvurul iniirn students, mill uiiyona liiloroslod will hu woli'oiiiu 10 join. Thoro Ih no ox I'iii ullui'hnil to II I) I work ex cept llio cunt of u K'Xt hook. Classes moot ul thu control flro mm Inn, ninl anyouu Interested In enrolling l asked to cull 'I'uy lor Bt thu Kill gnriiga or In nil I thu dunk officer nl polliu hnrimii. I'lideruoos tlpernllmi Fiml Illchn, who limli i wunt mi opcru l ion fur appendicitis Thursday lit Hillside hospital, wun ropnilod In In. in n aullsfiictory condition Friday, according to hospital ul-tcntlunls. I'lnylng At Town ('lull Don It til Icy In now iiluyltiK "ml lond I ii It th orchestra at thu Town club, and announces thu orgnn Uutlon of a puclul throe-ploco orchestra fur Hiilurdny night's dinner duiiro, Court Home Record $ (Thursday) Hull Fll.il Kslnlloa Watson versus Kluin nlli Fulls Klks Lodge. I'litlnllir asks 1 10,000 general dumugrs, 13,220 damages lliroiiKh lima (it uiiilihiyiiHiiit, :U1 hospltulticutloii t Ion mid ini'dli'iil expenses, mid coma. IMulnlirr ullcgcly suffered a hrokun leg In dill nt tho, Kl k' Nuw Yi'iir'a dunce, Jununry 1. HUB, Iho full having assnrled ly been dun to dcfcudunt's negli gence. In constructing slcps onto thu dftiiro floor from the orches tra aiiind, In falling to provide proper llghtu and In dressing tho floor with a slippery suhstnnr. U. R. Uuluntlno, plultitirc attor ney. Oraco Williams, administratrix of tho csUHs of I.uthor M. t'op Iy, veraua Iluford Knylor. I'lnln tllf ajika IIO.ouO dnninitua ro k ti 1 1 1 n at from death of Luther Copley following an 'accident on thu Mcrrlll-Mulln sector of Tho DulluH-t ullfoi nla lilithwny on tho evening of IJccuiubur H, 1836. I'lnlntirf asserts that defendant's negligence was tho direct rnna nf tho accident, Helming dofnn dnnt waa Intoxicated, driving ovur (S miles an hour on tbo wrong alda of Iho hlKhwny and following wavering courae. rinlnllff also aaka Judgment for coaia of ault. I'lalnllft'a attor ney, U. 8. llnlontlne. W. II. Elliott rerun Jack Mru chou and Peter Suntl, dolng business aa Iho Midway Inn. I'lnlntlff aaka 119 for hospital and ini'dlonl expenses, HJt'1 for loss of omploymont, and 111,000 general dumugns allegedly ro- tiltlnK from broken ankle, hrokun In a full over u project Iiik base, of tho bur lit thu Mld wny Inn, July IS, 193&. I'lnln tirf asserts dufendnnta wero re sponsible tar tho e c I d n t through tholr pormlttlng con atrucllon of inch a projection and maintaining Impropor light ing and a slippery duneo floor. I). 8. llnlontlno, plaintiff at torney. Divorce Action Filed Normnn lmnlel voraua Klla Dnulola. Couplo married In tlranta Pan, May. 1029. Pluln tlff chargea deaertlon. Don f. Ilnmlln, plaintiff 'a attornoy. JuilKtncnt Orognn bureau of Inhor yerau Oeorgo Noblo and Joo lleaalur. I'lnlntlff given Judgment uKiilnnl derondnnt for $72.60 on tho clnlm of Mill Slepp ninl fl 7 . r, 0 on tho clnlm of Vml Ward, Judgment by Jury verdict. Mnrrlnua Aplli'itlona D'i) n In Curl Bundborg, 28, Morrill rnncher, to Audroy I'our aon, 19, Camhrldgo, Minn., hotiao wlfo. Kenneth D. Oruhba, 21. Aah hinil Inhorer, to WlmoKene Iji doldt Smith, 17, Klumnth Kali hoiiKowlfo. tlnlhl IIiIiIkk I'nrly ArruiiKii mitilii for tint WuHhliigton birth day benefit dcHHert hrlilgu party in no given by HI, I'uiU'a Kplnrn pul guild Huliirdny ntlernooii at 1:30 p.m., In Hie parlnh hoimo at KIkIiIIi mid JefreiKon atrnuta, aru completed. Thu liimteaHia oxpuct to mint nerving ut l::io p.m. promptly. After rvfro'lininnla both million and coin met bridge will hu In piny. Mnmhurn of thu Young I'eoplu'H Followahlp will linvn ninillim for aalo during thu uflnrnooti. I'linla Jrli I. J. Wllnon, Low lalon, t'lillf., hua wiltlen I'oat niaHlur Hurt lluwkln to tbo af fect I hut on Knhruury It ho picked up a young follow near ItiiddliiK, Cullf., giving him a rldu In IIHm dliiictloii, and that luler he found a xlppur-rloacd grip In tbu truck, "It you will glvn IIiIh nolo publicity and tbo owner will prove bin propurty, I will lend It to hlin," wroto WIIhoii. (tt! Worker Hurt Curl Jack Hon, foreat aervlce foremuu In churgo of tbu Dog I.uko t'CU Kplku ciimp, la recovering after fltrnlu lug his buck whllu lifting a barrel of oil. After remaining for some (line at lllllalda hoillnl, Jucknon went to bla homo at liiltle Fall, llu will ruturn to work next week. Tax Collector Her D. Scar borough, atutu Income tux collec tor, will bo In thu Klumuth coun ty courlhoiino on Monday and Tueiiluy. February 24 and 20, to iiHHlat Income lax payor In, prepui'iitlnii of their 1936 alute Income, tux return!. AmiiiiiiciI Nniiin It. L. Jucolia filed thn uaaunind bualneaa nmiiu of "Itudy'a Men' Hhop" with the iiunty clerk Friday. Tit llouiie Valley C. A. Dunn, Kluiuulh contiacloi', went to tho Itoguo river valley on bualnosa Thuraday, Signatures Asked for Ballot measure Jumna A Whitney and a Bluff of holpcra aro hero circulating potl tlone to obluin ulgnuturua of reg Intered votnra to force on the bul let a coiiatltutloiial amendment relating to truthful ndvertlulng. . Dr. H. T. Uonnhue, Kugcno, orlgliiatvd Iho bill. He auya tho amendiiituil merely provldea that no mute governing body ahull ever limit or Inhibit bonuat, truthful advertlalng. 'There bus been a coimtunt ef fort on thu part of nprclul lutor- mtt enilcuvorlUK to forbid ndvur- tlHlug," auld IJonuhiiu. "The peo ple liuvo a right to be Informed through educational, honent, truthful advertlaliig, and no bu reau or hour d nhould be allowed to abrogate Ihi right." Arrested Man Parole Breaker j Gilbert MiiKon, arrunted here : for burglary at the No-Ii-luy Cleunera mlnbllnhliient, will he i relumed to Huloin aa parolo vio lator, Munon, after being paroled from the mule prlnon, did aoine lime at McNeil's inland. lie was arrested here by city police, Kddle McDonnell, guilty of lar- cony from a person, also will bu tuken to Halenl thla week to begin nerving a sentence of one yeur. To ii wnil Dliinrr Townaend club number 2 will servo a tur key dinner Hnlurduy evening, February 22, In Iho Loom In building. A free dunce will fol low dinner, which will be served from 6:00 until 11:00 o'clock. Peeper Ileporlert A "pooping Tom" has been reportod to po lice bureau by rerldcnts on Do lores street, and prowl cars have linen asked to bo on tho lookout for the man. VCalcli III Elbort Veatch Klumuth abstract man, le III at his home. Ho Is suffering from a bad cold and an attack ol in. fluonia. Hbrino Club MnwU Twenty four members of the Hhrlne club attended tho regular luncheon and meeting of the organization held Wednesday at tho Town club. Week-rnd Visit It. C. Duo of the local offices of tho Cireat Northern left Friday for San Francisco, where he will enjoy a week-end visit. llnby Named A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Outdo llobustell hua been named Sally i'ruece Ho. himtrlt. To Kan Francisco P. J. melalcr of the Great Northern of fices, will spend the week-end In San Francisco. TONKiHT AMATEURS 4 IN The Hereon JOHN WAYNE Your Favorite Western Star In a New Hole "HIS PRIVATE SECRETARY" will) KVAI.YN KNAI'I' Al.NO TOM TYI.F.It In "RIDIN' THRU" ii,rs Chapter No, fl -"TIIK MlltAt'l.K ltlHF.lt" Willi Tom Ml and Tonv, Jr. sitiii PINTSCode No. llBBC -65 QUARTS Code No. 196A ...I..... ,.$1.25 40 ET B ATTEND A group of Klumuth Pulls forty-iind-ulght'ers was to leave hero Friday night for Portland, to utlend tho Oregon-Washington Inlerstule wreck. Those niuklug the trip are Dewey I'owell, O. D. .Matthews, Doug Puckelt, Hal Ogle, Earl Templar, I-es Flnloy, George Yost, O, C. Kelloy, A. H. Buss luun, Fred Ilcllbronner, h. L. Low, 0 1 hers who will accompany the purty are Elmer llnlslger, II. C, lllucknior, Ullbert Fleet and Joo Goldsmith, Cold Epidemic's' Havoc Persists Through County Virulent cold, Influenza and pneumonia, constituting a virtual upldnmlc, aontlnue to sweep the county, according to reports from physician and hospital of ficial. In many cuses tho attack I nulla mild, and If the patient re main nil lot a few days the worst of the siege I over. In other cases the Illness la more viru lent, and when it goes into pneu monia becomes very critical. High percentages of absences from schools continue, with some connty and city schools report ing mure stud mi Is absent at present than at any time this winter, while other report nearly normal attendance. ' The health unit reports num- O. -fl. Newsom, county physician, and tbo germ cannot easily bo avoided. erou office conferences and dis pensing of medicines to those af flicted with tho prevailing malady. The type of cold, la grippe or In Brazil, 400 different spocles Influenza which prevails at pres-iof plants were found In an area ent I air-born, according to Dr. of three square miles. If that trend started by Al Kmllh and Simeon Fess continues, the coming conventions will prob ably teem with walking delegatus. NEW FOR PRINTS In all the new styles and shades for spring . . . Some print dresses with their own long coat of dark silk, to be worn together or separately. (JQ Q" A Low A 40 ADRIENNE'S NEW SPRING DRESSES New Color and Style Size 1 to 16 j "ff 1.95, 2.95 n" A I $1.95 Dreises ..........$1.00 WlCvlAL $2.95 Dreues .....$1.50 One Week Only Size 7 to 16 ADRIENNE'S CHILDREN'S DEPT. 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