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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1936)
March 21, 1036 THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE FIVE CITY BRIEFS ('tub lOllleilnlnnil Mrs, N. Y. Rlmliliil'd (if Million 1'iilnl Willi hostess Wednesduy to 13 inem bins of tlin Alt Nmnllo Work club. Tim Ht. Patrick's day col or iiliunio win curried out In doaiirutlona, prlaus and rofrosh luonts, mid nullum woro tho ill vuriilun ut tlm afternoon. Prl"a woro awarded to Mm. Iloso Hoiilo and Mm. J. J. l'urkor. Bpnulul guests of tlio afternoon warn Mm. Clmrlatu Hill, Mm. Blod durd'i mother, Mm. Churlus (Jou rnal, Mm. A. J. Kohno nnd Mm. T. U, Mlioop, Mm. Utoddurd used flower from liar own gnrdmi In hor docurntlons for tho occasion. Townsnnd Auxiliary .Members of tho Townsend olub niixllluiy pent a pleasant afternoon Wed nesday In tho homo of Mm. Tot ton, 1480 Crescent nvouue. Mm, Totten wan assisted by Mm. Kllmljslh. MoOslIn, Mm, Lllllu, Mm, Maud tiargcnt, Mm. L, M. Cowparthwult, Mm. hula Polls and Mm., M. MoWlthey. An In teresting pniKram of music, read ings and aliort tnlki mi pre sented and refreshments wore aervod at the close of tha after noon. Tho next nmotlng will be held Wednesday, March 15, at 1:00 o'clock. Truck Drivers Fined Sacra mento truck driven paid an ag gregate of ICO Into the luetics court treaeury hera Friday, fol lowing tholr arrant by.,etata po lice. JamoB Walford Kinney wee allowed $10 for Improper PUO permit, and Albert Bulvailore Bn tnlo ws fined f 20 each on counle of no Oregon llconae and no PUO permit. , '2. 'gnrillng ltco" The teaoher of the WPA stenographic claai an nounces that thora will be an om fuahloned spelling match held In the hlKli achool biilldlui on Fri day. Murch !7, at 7:30 p.m. it will be open to tho public, and a prlie will be (Iron to tho beet speller. The worda will be taken from oerilflod spelling books and from local paper. Homo From Corvsdlls Hlmer Ilnnry. son of Mr. and Mm. L, B. llonry of 2202 Clarden street, ar rived homo Wednesday from Cor-vallls-to eprnd a short vacation with his parents. Elmer Is In his third year at college, where he Is majoring In euoailslry. ' Itond,, Youth i llire -Kenneth Lta Thomas Is spending his vaca tion at tha homo of his parents, Mr. and Mr. Charge W. Thomas of 2106 Wantland Jvonue. Hn was accompanied horfe , by Harry Campbell, who spent a few dsys hero before going to bis homo at llond, to visit hla parents, lloih young men attend the U. Of O. Hire for Weekend Mr. and Mm. Thomas W. Delsetl, former roaldenta of title elty who re cently moved to Medford, aro weekend vliltore In Klamath Falls and ar house gucate at tho home of Mr. and Mm. Claude McCollooh. - , On Buying Trip Mrs. Nellie J. Torglor of Togler'a dreaa ahoppe, Is leaving Hundny morn ing for Hnn Pranclsca whore she will purchase spring merchandise for her shop and for the Gladys Avery hat shop which Is operated In connection with Togler'a Pined on Truffle Count Al bert Hal rod ore Batalo was fined 120 on each of two counta In Justice W. U. Hemes' court. He was charged with having no PUO permit and having an Improper llconso tag on a truck. Vlalt In Valley Mm. Wilbur Jones and hor son, Wilbur, Jr., who la vlaltlng his parents dur ing his spring vacation from O. 8. C, spent sovoral days this week visiting relative) In tha Bogus Itlver Valley. . Chandler Berry Home Chand ler Berry la spending a short va cation at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 8. It. Horry, at 2101 Reclamation avenue. Chandler bi student at the U. of O, To Halt f dike Mary Bchlro of Of Mary'a beauty shop loft 'Sat urday for Hnlt Lake on a busl noaa trip. Tha shop will remain open during hor absence In charge jot Cathorlns Wither and Mildred Colvllle. Homo from Campuses Among Klamath atudenta home for vaca tion are Fay Buchanan rind Pearl Joan Wilson, hero from Unlvors lty of Oregon, and (Irnoe Oroes bock, homo from Stanford. Iloro . From lorrl -Mr. and Mm. Saxton Avery of porrla woro eallors at tho homo -Mr, iand . Mm. Ira IS. Sherman, ou- Kndalltf Prlvo Wednesday. m jvi, Vlalt at Dorrls Mra. Max Lop ley and Mrs. nnlph Dnvldeon were vliltora this weeks of friends at Dorrls. Una Oiwrntlon It, H. Lilly, phnrmnclat at Currlu's, Ims re turned home from Hillside hos pital attor an oporntlon, To Bend Lloyd Mnglll, who tins boon here a fow days from Bond, was to return to the Dos ehutos city Saturday, Down from Oregon Frank Prow, son of Mr, and Mra. N. H. Prow, la home (or a fow days , from tho Unlvorslty of Orogon. Alwnys Rex 15c -LAST SHOWlNfl "SON OF. OKLAHOMA" "POLICE CALL' "THE MIRACLE RIDER" "' 1 11 TOMORltOW i "WATERFRONT LADY" JACK HOXIE In , : "OUTLAW JUSTICE" V And KOLOlt KAHTOON Diiiicu Hpoiifior Tho Towneond club dunce at the K. 0, hull to night la being sponsored solely by u I it Is uiinibiii' olio, Towiiauud leaders suld Rnttirdny, Olub niiinliur two has unthliig to do with promoting the dance, as wus rnpnrliid yusliirdiiy. Cluba num ber ono, two and threo will aluiro In the proceeda, It was announced. rtottiina Home Francis Sch mock, 121 Hoiitli Huconil street, lulegrnph nwHaungnr boy who wus Injured Monday night whan bis bicycle collided with a ear driven by tleorge Groves, tins been tnkun home from Hlllalde hnapltar. He will be confined to his home fur some Urns, Maaon Men! Klamath Lodge No. 77, A. F. ft A. M. will hold lis regular meeting Monday. Fol lowing tho mooting Dr, It, M. Htovanaon of MnMn, who haa trav eled extensively In the Houth fleas, Houth Amorlca, Auatrnlla, China, hhnn . ntltnr AHtilrl,l - Will glvo one of hla Intcroallng travel iuiko. MRS. LEDA PARKER HT Ily lli'rtlm llaaso Mm. Leda Parker of the Busi ness and Prorcaalonal Women of Klamath Falla, spoka Friday to tho students' of Klamath Union high school, who have taken or aro now taking -both typing and iihorthnud on "How to Bocomo a Good Secretary." "A good secretary at all times ahould appear In a dignified man ner," said Mrs. Parker, "for she is ber bona' representative. Sha boa to meot his clients. And a suc cessful sccretury Is so accurate that she never asks again what her shorthand notes are." The requirement of greateat Im portanco, according to Mm, Par ker, la the accurate knowledge of the profession, Including English and spelling na woll aa typing and shorthand. Loyalty to your bosa and to hla buelneas Is the next of Importance, followed by diplo matic abilities, cheerfulness, even temperament, sense of humor, en Ihualasm and patience. "It la Important to choose your clothci with great caro, and It noccasnry to cultivate a plesaant apoaklng voice. It la alao to your advantage to be a good llatoner," Mm. Parker aula. Mm. Parker answered aeveral quaitlons aakod by students. Box Campaigners Will Hold Meet Tho woman's auxiliary of the Klnmath wooden box campaign will meet again March SI.1 Formation of tha organisation took pluco this week, Jean Loraon was elected president and. Emma Rogers socretary.' Tha president works at Kwauna, the secretary at Pelican uay. Loul Dean, managing director of tho box campaign, and H. L. Walklns, Yakima man hera to start the campaign, attended the meeting. The March 91 meeting will b bohj at the Wlllard hotel. Court House Records (FRIDAY) Marriage Application Eugene Sleemore, II, Keno la borer, to Pearl Mary Cats, 18, Keno housowlff, . GIVEN SENTENCE Lorcn Wlgant was given a two year prison sontence and paroled by Circuit Judge Edward B. Ash- urst Friday afternoon. Wlgant pleaded guilty to a forgery charge. In Justice court, Barbara Waltom was glvon a six months' sentence, suspended, on disorder ly conduct charges. , When a cuatomor lnalats' on purchasing a wrong-alscd pair of shoos despite th esaloamnn's ad vice, the lottors "M. F." are stamped somewhere In the lining of the shoo, to show they are "misfit." .ORE TAVERN Good Floor Good Music Excellent , Food and Drinks , MONTE BALLOU ' " Guitar . EVAN SELBY ' - , , Piano f. ' .! WALT GALLOWAY, 4 Drums OSCAR VITTIAN "' Sax ' v ' ' Weed-Klamath ';'. Highway . v I 3 Flames Add to am araLitra at the Alleirnenv Kiver and terrific property damage, a six-alarm fire raged In the two-block plant of the Waverly OU Co., five ' miles from downtown Pittsburgh, Pa. Smoke Is seen rolling up In tremendous billows from the plant, follow ing blast after blast of oil drums. Firemen battled wolrt-deep In water to quell Hie blaze. Administration Agrees to Allow WPA Investigation WASHINGTON, March 21, (U.RJIdsy to vigorous demands from Tho administration yielded FrI-' high-compression valve-in-head engine Tha Chevrolet engine Is the most economical auto mobile engine produced ' today, because (1) it is fix-cylinder engine, and (2) it is a vabe-in-Aeao? six- . cylinder engine. . Its six cylinders uu loss gag and oil in fact, use the least gas and oil because six cylinders are the most economical combina tion used in modern automobiles. L cm NEW PERFECTED HYDRAULIC BRAKES . . . IMPROVED GLIDING KNEE-ACTION RIDE ... SHOCKPROOF STEERING "." . ?. GENUINE FISHER NO DRAFT VENTILATION , . . SOLID STEEL one-piece .TURRET TOP BODIES . . i HIGH-COMPRESSION , VALVE-IN-HEAD ENGINE ... 6 NEW MONEY-SAVING G.M.A.C. TIME PAYMENT PLAN. Compare Chevrolet's low delivered prices and low monthly payments. Chevrolet Motor Company, Detroit, Michigan. , ; South Sixth and Oak ' ; Phone 49 . Heavy Toll- of rose to record dcDLha. lloodlna cities republicans and critical demo ecpkonu Pittsburgh Flood ami towns with a Heavy death tou crats for a full congressional In vestigation of WPA and FERA relief activities. ." ". Tho Inquiry probably will be made by the obscure committee on expenditures for exeentive de partments beaded by Senator J. Hamilton Lewis, democrat, Illi nois, who offered tha resolution Chevrolet's : lj- Every test proves it's more eco nomical ... Every Chevrolet owner knows it's more economical . . And every person will readily understand these simple A-B-C reasons why it is' more economical CHEVROLET ' A OINIRM. proposing the Investigation. Ex penditure of IGOOli Is proposed. Lewis' resolution was a revised draft of a similar measure In troduced by Senator James Davis, republican, Pennsylvania, which was reported favorably by the expenditures committee but scut tled at the last moment by Sen ate Majority Leader Joe T, Rob inson. The modified proposal doea not contain charges that WPA records have been suppressed and salary figures have been un available to congress which were embodied In the Davis resolu tion. Simultaneously, It be cam known that as democratic lead ers agreed to support tha forth coming Inquiry they hastily filled two i vacancies on Lewis' com mittee with ardent new dealers Key Plttman, democrat, Ne vada, and Alben Berkley, demo crat, Kentucky. This assures that the Inquiry will be eon trolled by democrats. The battle about the relief Inquiry began when Lewis blithely offered the favorable re port of tbe expenditures com mittee on the Davis resolution. In addition to Lewis' endorse ment. It had the support of two other democrats, Robert F. Wag ner, New York, and Frederick Van Nuys, Indiana. Robinson, stunned for a mo ment, arose and rushed to Lewis' seat. His eyes blazing, his face flushed, he argued heatedly. He apparently was firm because Robinson stomped to his seat Republicans tittered. In a few moments, tbe Illinois sena tor walked slowly to Robinson's desk and sat down. The argu ment began anew. Finally, Lewis withdrew the report, later intro ducing his substitute. MOTORS VALVIg Editorials on News ' (Continued from Page One) lng a loan beforehand and signing a note. They just wrote checks and later settled for the over drafts. It was only with the ad vent of tighter banking laws and less permanent population that the custom died out.) e TN THI8 connection, W. A. (Bill) Delzell some years ago told this writer an amusing story. Shortly after the adoption of Oregon's first state banking law, a spruce young examiner appeared at the Brick Store to go over Its banking business, : After a half day spent on the books, he showed up before the owners practically foaming at the mouth. "Do yon know the fix you're In?" he demanded. ! "You've got a long line of loans out, and the only assets I can find are a big list of overdrafts! If yon don't get ont and get these overdrafts converted Into bankable notes, you're aa good as looking Into the penitentiary doors right now!" "Tho funny part of it," BUI added with a chuckle, "was that every one of those overdrafts was as good as gold." Again, you see, the Brick Store knew its customers. ' "NE more tale, related the other day by Bert Hall: "One of the Brick Store's big accounts (a man well known over $ additional. 'Krue additional. Prices ' 1 .- ...... ' this whole country) ran on tor several years, and finally wm fig ured np for settlement. Tha own era looked over tho figures and one of them shook hla head. , '1 don't think that's corroct,' he said. 'We owe him money, Inwtead of him owing us.' "So they figured it again, over and over, end It finally turned out they DID owe him money 1 10, 000, which was promptly paid, to the great surprise of the customer, who hadn't kept track of It him self, and was autonlshed to learn that he had so much coming." ."'''''"'''' pHEY : wore shrewd, capable -- business men, those proprie tor of the old Brick Store, and they were out to make money for themselves, But they wore HONEST. Tho crescent of tha new moon Is only that part of the moon on which the sun Is shining. Tha unllghted side tends to giva Ilia Impression of empty space be tween the two horns of the cres cent. ... Catherine tha Great, on finding an early spring violet growing In a psrk, placed a sentry over It so that It would not be pluck ed. She forgot to : rescind her order, and sentries guarded th spot for 160 years. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our frienda for their kindness and lovely floral offerings during onr be reavement, the loss of our be loved Judge Charles M. O'Neill. MRS. C. M. O'NEILL AND FAMILY. rot iconoiocm. , naHsroaTArajB It valve-in-heaJ design eats gasoline cone urn p- , tion still lower because) then is leu loss of heat through the walls of th combustion chamber in alve-in-hcad engines, and the advanced con struction of the Chevro let engine gives maxi mum neat (or power) saving. Most important of all, i Chevrolet's more effi cient cooling system, pressnrestreamoiling and the greater accessibility of all working parts re sult in more dependable operation, over a longer period of time, with the lowestmaintcnancecosts. Thus, Chevrolet's valve-in-head engine only one of its hind in Chevrolet's price range gives econ omy without equal. : AND UP. List price Nme Standard Coupe at FUAt, MicM- Stand and With bumpm, spare are Kn foe, th, lit price U $20 - Actim on Maer ModtU only, $29 quoted in this adcertUment ere Utt 7 J
