October 6, 1937
CITY BRIEFS
Meet 14che4itilott--Of intort.st to
ninny Ithitilii lit biotin mock 111011 IN
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mention which ore to bo hold
tor 11111CONNIMI Of thn proposed
roles for 1411 1111111111 nil ion of grin',
inn, nod to minsidor intinanco of
Hemmen for 103N and torm our..
Announcement of the moot
logs ham boon rocolvoil by County
Aloud. C. A. Ifoutittinou from F.
it carpenter., dirocitir of ihn di
vision of strnzing of the depart..
moot of the intorlor. Tito moot
ing nearing. to thin district will
be hold Octobor 20 at Burns. Ore.
In addition to stock lithium stoic
land boardis, 'tato agricultural
colleges, farm credit adminintra
(long. soil conservation scrviens,
county csietinion tannin nod IT.
n1111110 forontorn tun omitting to
attend tho mootition.
Mistilionstry Wo
men s Foreign 'Missionary society
of the Methodist church will met
In Min church parlors Thursiluy at
p. in. All members and friends
ere invited. A now emirs(' of
sluily for hit, ensuing year win
be taken up at that Unto under
the direction of Mrs. John Yodel'.
The study course will confer on
N 1111W Irpublisillid book. "Mecca
mid lieyond," it description of illo
and EtIllgion in Moslem lisnils.
subject Thurudity will he a broud
view of the Moslem world, with
particular attention to Moslem
women, After the study period
tea will be served and a social
hour enjoyed.
Returns Prisoner -- l'au I I inn
tin, United States deput y mar
ghat, returned to atedford Satur
day night Iftkiiim LeRoy E. 140-
liVan, 1'14, of Knight land. Calif.,
who Is churgod with moiling liquor
tip Indians, to limo valley city.
Sullivan was placed in thd Jack
son county Alt pending nction ot
he federal It rand jury. which
convened In Medford Tuesday.
Mine to MedrordDr.
Sirs. A. E. Merkel and batty
daughter, who have been living
at Stalin whore Dr. Merkel has
been the physician at the
ramp, are movina to Medford this
week. in tim miim.y ciiy
Merkel will take up hie new pesi
Wm as public health officer. The
hieritels spent Tuesday in Kitten.
ath Falls visiting with friends.
Griffith I.. Griffith. roe
Went postmetter. IN reported to
be showing some improvement
after being seriontly ill with in.
fluorite at his home on Plum
street.. Griffith hes been unable
to be sit his desk at the postoftleu
for some time.
Crandall ItetstrosW. Crandall
hal returned to his home on El
dorado street front Dustainuir,
Cal,, where ha spent several days
visiting his son. Russell Crandall,
who is employed by the Cn Montle
Oregon Power company in the
California city.
Return ItonteMN and Mn.
Fred Clincher and daughter
Frances, have returned to their
home in San Frnuctsco atter a
vitlit hero with Mrs. Caucher's
parents.' Mr. and Mrs. Fred It
Matt and other relatives.
Lunsber Auxiliary Women's
auxilinry No. 16, ot the Lumber
and Sawmill union will hold ita
regular weekly meeting Thure .
day evening. October 7, at 7:45
o'clock in the union hall at 919
Klamath avenue.
Itii)al Neighbor's MeetThe
'loyal Neighbors or America will
hold a regulftr nieellng Friday at
8 p. in. in the 100F hall. A good
attendance is urged.
Preo 'laundry tuba anti year's
supply of itinsot with interims(' Of
washer. thomiwin'S II A.
pitaneem. in Main. ' it o n o
11111W.
FEET
I Mufti! foot Iron tire rap
tlit.oppenr under our
NPECIAI.IZED FOOT
TIIKATMENT. nod by our
101 A N ORTII014201C
FOOT CUSHIONS. enerintly
Made for ouch Individual
foot nerd by our Four
APECIALINT
Cassel Brothers
Chiropractic Clinic
224 N. 7th MI.
Klamath Falls. Ore.
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Orono Vojiirn to Moot The
firat meeting of the meanon for
tho Domocristle study
group Will litt hold at 8 o'clock
Friday evening, October N, In the
county courtroom, according to
an announcement from the pram!.
dont, Mrs. Katherine Nolson. The
Itoporter plan, the nationat pro
gram for nil domocratic study
group'', will he explained in dotal!
to tho mum bore Au interacting
paper on the public life of Mary
bowson, national woman chair
man, will Ito rend, All persona In
terested are cordially Invited to
attend.
Memberships Mailed About
750 membership cards for the
Community Concert association
went into the mails UMW
(IVE, Rad were being received
IVeditestitty throughout the Klein
nth basin. A schedule of the four
winter concerts went with each
membership. An innovation of
this year's concert series will be
two Hominy ufternoon concerts
itich Imo proved most success.
NI In metropolitan centers, Mrs.
It. It. Macartney Is membership
chairtnan of the assoclution.
Accidents 'Reported Robert
Shipstein reported to the sheriff
that a woman hitchhiker hailed
hint down on the outekirts of
Crescent. lie said that her bag
gage wan on the traveled portion
of the highway. She refused a
ride, and when he started up, the
car struck the baggage, breaking
open a suitcase. John Kendra
and Joe Hinkel were drivers of
rare involved in an accident near
'relax VisitoreMr. and Mt x
J. F. Fille Id of ,Ileaumont. Tex..
aro visiting Filleld's mother and
father at 326 North Tenth street.
rifield has been employed by the
(lull Coast Refining company at
Beaumont for the past five years.
lie and Mrs. rifield expert to
leftvo for their home either Sat
urday or Sunday.
Bail Posted -- Fred Kelly,
churged with driving an automo
bile) without oparator'e itemise,
posted $6 'mil Vedneettuy for an
penrance in polka court. Fines
of $10 each or 5-tiny jell sen
tences were imposed uPon three
defendants charged with drunk
mow in Polka Judge Longs let'l
court Wednesday morning.
Idaho Vinitorohir. and Mrs.
J. U. Houck of Vetoer. Ida.. are
"IIJOYing a vinit with friends in
Klaninth Folio before leaving for
tho east. Thoy plan to remain in
eastern stoles for about two
month before returning to their
110180 In Idaho.
Tebbe BetterTont Tubbs, Bell
ingham. Wash., salesman, is re
ported to be improving at Klein
mit Valley hospital. Tubbs sus
tained a skull fracture and other
srinuP injuries in an automobile
accident near Dairy some time
ago.
PI itle PartyThe Women nf
the MOOR0 will sponsor a pinochle
party Pritiny. October 8. at 2
p. tn in the K. C. hall. The pub.
lie IR cordially invited. Hostesses
will be Mabel Ward, Betty Vood,
Beide Waters and Beulah Pear
Son. Meeting Hinted Directors of
school district No. 1 were sched
uled to hold regular meeting at
7:20 o'clock Wednesday evening,
October 6. at Fremont school,
when routine business wee to be
transacted.
Condition ImprovesFred Kon
schot, 17-year-old youth who was
crisically wounded by an acci
dental gunshot wound September
28, is reported to be recovering
satisfactorily at Klamath Valley
hospitnl,
III at Home---William Vale of
the city re-bonding department
Ia aeriously ill at his home at 633
Maul. street. Ho is suffering
from an attack of bronchial pneu
monia. -
Return II eW. F. Hooka
and M. L. Pearce have returned
to their homes in Sacramento.
Calif.. after several days business
visit here.
On Southern Trip Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Shephord have loft on
a California trip which will take
them to Paint Springs for an ex
tended visit.
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Portland VisitorChown Phil
lips. Portland insurance man, Is
a business visitor in Klamath
KLAMATH LEM
SETS HIGH HATING
The Klaniath county nbrary is
given an excellent por capita ex
pentliture rating and circulation
rating in a report compiled by the
state libritry on public libraries lu
Oregon, according to Mary Mc
Comb, librarian.
' The report is divided into sov
oral climes, with Klamath's li
braries in the second division
which Includes the 11 county li
braries in the state serving a point
Innen of from 10,000 to 20,000.
These libraries are located in As
toria, Bend, 1411110110, Medford,
Grants Pass, Onterio, Pendleton,
Salem, The Valles and Klamath
Falls, the latter also including
the city library.
In the list the Klamath county
library holds ninth place in per
capita expenditure, which is 1:8
cents a person, based on the popu
lation of the county, and is eighth
on the list in the amount spent
annually for salaries.
On the other hand it holds
fourth place in circulation, 'with
142,718 books issued, and third
place in the number of registered
borrowers, which totals. 7380.
This figure does not 111011110 child
ren in the county schools who are
unregistered but only those with
library cards.
For the total number of books
In the library, 22,819, it is sixth
on the list, and the report shows
that the Klamath county library
spends a larger proportion of its
yearly funds for books than any
of the other libraries in this group.,
Public Oil MeetingThe State
on and fins company will hold u
pliblic meeting and lecture on "An
oil Field in Oregon" to be held
In the banquet room at the Elk
hotel Friday at 8 p. in.
Accept PositionAnna Met
calf, head of the ready to wear de
partment at the Golden little
store for many yearn, has accepted
a position at Adrienne's.
,
' Meeting PostponedA meeting
of the Pythlan iiistere clii b. which
was to have been held October .8
at the home of MEP.
Myrtle Jnch
son. has been postponed until
October 22. '
Wins Second PlaceMrs. Ar
thur Meaner of Henley won sec
ond prize in Um old-time costume
conteat held Rt Malin Sunday. lier
drools Wan ft gray, embrolderNi
eilk with R train. She had an old
time bonnet and parasol to match.
it was a COMIIMO Mrs. Memier's
ra n d mot it er wore 65 years ago.
Daughters of JobA regular
meeting of the Daughters of Job
la scheduled for Thursday evening
at 8 o'clock at the 5lasonie hall
when the organizations Birthday
Night will be celebrated. All
parents and friends are invited to
attend.
Banquet Tickets on SaleTick
ets to the banquet of the Merrill
potato festival are on sato at the
chamber of commerce. The event
wilt be held Friday evening.
"Dark" Africa has given the
world $5,000,000,000 worth of
gold, and more than $1,000.000.-
000 in diamonds.
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Vocal Trio,
"BLUES BLOWING
BEAUTIES" APPEAR
HERE WEDNESDAY
The Kay Barclay trio which
was to appear with the Kay Bar
clay' all-girl dance band at the
Legion hall Wednesday night.
Kay Barclay and her orchestra
of 11 "Ilinea Blowing Beautien"
arrived in Klamath Fails Wed
nesday morning for their engage
ment 'Wedneaday night at We
Legion hall ballroom.
Bailed as the first all girl
"Swing Band" in the country,
these California Glamor Girls
were ginned by the management
of the Legion hall for an engage
ment here, and a huge turnout
Ia expected to he on hand to
dance to their music
Kay Barclay. an attractive
brunette, luta combined her inimi
cal ability, a radiant smile and
feminine charm into one of tee
most dynamic personalities of any
orchestra leader in the country
today..
Among the featured musicians
are Margery Kock on string bails.
Audrey King, first trumpet. and
La Venn Davidson and. Evelyn
Taylor. angophonists, together
with the Kay Barclay vocal trio.
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' Vital Statistics
BIRTHS '
ADAMSBorn at Hillside hos
pital, October 5, 1937, to Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Adams of 228 Mar
tin street, a daughter. Weight. 7
pounds, 1 ounce.
ROSEBorn at Hillside hospital. October 5. 1937. to Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Rose. Route 1, Box
612, a son. weight,. 7 pounds.
6 ounces.
LOWEBorn at Klamath Val
ley. hospital, October 6, 1937, to
Ntr. and Mrs. C. L. Lowe of 1840
Fremont street, a son. Weight,
8 pounds, 5 ounces.
Constitutional government in
this country is succeeding despite
the obstacles being placed in its
way by those who do not want to
see it work.President Roosevelt.
American Sun Flame nil heat
ers. Your oki heater as down
payment -- IS months to MO
Goodwin's Home Appliances, 010
Main. l'hone 1 13IW
La Pointe's
ANNOUNCE THE APPOINTMENT
as
ASSISTANT BUYER
of
Mrs. Josephine Rostel
Formerly With Mann's Department Store in Medford
LI a, o rttb's
SO1 Main
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,ROTHMOOR
" COATS
An endless variety of
thrill.provoking, heart.
breaking, spine.tingling
stylesall permeated with
sound deeprooted Roth;
moor quality.
Untrimmed Rothmoors
: from
$3995 ' 49"
Fur Trimmed Rothmoors
front
s69" t1) 129"
, Trade Nark Rea 'mend
Patent Offics,
'Jo nte's
507 Main
IDLE LAKE LAND
, NT MAPS HEE
Official maps of the 69 new
farmsteads on the Tule lake di
vision of the Klamath reclama
tion project were received at the
local reclamation bureau Wed
nesday morning and were dis
tributed, with application blanks,
to more than 215 applicants.
About. 200 of these wore sent
by mail and the remainder given
to those who called at the recla
mation offices In person.
October 25 has been set as the
deadline for filing applications
for the homestead units, and vet
erans are to be given preference.
A total of 2200 requests. for
application blanks and informa
tion from 37 states. Washington.
D. C., and Canada have been re
ceived at the local offices, and
these will be distributed and
mailed as rapidly as possible, ac
cording to reclamation officials.
All applications received by 5
o'clock October 25 will be con
sidered as being filed simultan
eously and will he Investigated by
the board of four members ap
pointed for this purpose by the
government.
REAM. MIES
OF RAUH FILED
John Paul Keating waived pre
liminary hearing and wee hound
over to the federal grand Jury
Tuesday by U. 13. Commissioner
Bert C. Thomas, on charges of
counterfeiting a signature and
cashing a postal money order.
Judge Wood. postal inspector,
and city police officers appre
hended Keating after theft of a
840 money order and lle in cash
was reported to police bureau by
Orrie Brown. The money order
and cash were in Brown's room
at the Cozy hotel, and the money
order was made out to Clarence
Brown, his father.
Keating was bound over to the
federal grand Jury under $2000
hond and ix housed in couitt3F jail
pending arrival or the U. S. mar
shal, who will take him to Med
ford where the grand Jury is in
session.
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HECTOR TAKES
POSITION WITH
HARDENBROOK'S
O. M. Hector, for the peg four
years merchandise and advertis
ing manager for the Golden Rule
store, has accepted the position
of merchandise manager at Her
denbrook's Men's store. It was an
nounced Wednesday by B. L.
flardenbrook, owner of the estab
lishment. Hector has been in the mer
chandise business in Klamath
Fails for more than 20 years.
owning and managing his own
store before becoming affiliated
with the Golden Rule.
STORE REMODELING
UPS PEAMIT TOTAL
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Building permits issued at city
ball last week and allowed by
the city council Monday evening
totaled $27,841 The sum was
boosted by the 125,000 permit
issued for remodeling the Grimes
building at Eighth street and
Klamath avenue. This building
is soon to be occupied by Sears
Roebuck company. , -
A permit for WOO was issued
to Lorenz company for construc
tion of a mezzanine floor at the
South Sixth street plant.
The Shell Oil company was al.,
lowed a permit for construction
of a storage tank to cost $600.
The other permits issued were
for alterations and repairs to 107
cal residences.
Kentucky warehouses contain
5,000.000 gallons of pre-war
whiskey,,-
Thim coupon good for -
Oct. Cl cn On Any
to 23 411.0 U Permanent
Shampoo and -
Pingerwave
Pingerwave and
Manicure $1.00
Peachb loom Pack 1.00
, Phone 0004
, SANITARY
BEAUTY SHOP
1987 Oregon Ave.
RECTAL DISEASES
EXAMINATION FREE
By-a Specialist--
Piles. fissure, fistula, itching, permanently removed. Quick,
positive relief. Latest scientific. mild, safe, proven methods
known. So pain, no cutting, no hospitalization, no loss of
time from work. 'Many satisfied patients in Klamath and
surrounding country have been given permanent relief. Get
a free examination by a doctor who is especially skilled and
trained to properly diagnose and treat your rectal ailments.
DR. O. H. MATHER
731 Main St. Chiropractic Physician Phone 404W
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LEGION APPOINTS
HOMESTEAD BRAD
A committee composed of D
D. Matthews, Bob Browning and
Bogue Dale was appointed at
Tuesday night's American Legion
meeting to study the Title lake
homestead selection methods with
the idea of obtaining a "better
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understanding" that might I eadi
to changes in future entries.
Sentiment of those who spoke
on the subject seemed to agreed
with that of County kinginest7
Frank Howard and others who.;
have protested that the 110.000
"perfect financial rating' la Huai
stiff a requirement and favors
those who already are financ1a1l?1
Independent rather than those to
whom a homestead would be "the
big chance." ,
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This whiskey is 2 years i
old and no increase in
' price. There's a barrel of
, quality in every botde and
it doesn't cost I barrel of
money to buy it. 90 proof.
Sheer golden quality at
price you can afford
to pay. Don't pass .up
this golden opportunity.
Golden Wedding has had
no peers for fifty years.
les4llwhiskey190proot
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Made in the Bluegrass
Country by master dip
'tillers in the good old
Kentucky way It's
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