The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, May 03, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextI Ct a MATH NEWS Sunday, May 3, 1925. Pace Tkre SL . JStubeiim J Keep Your Ironing '1 lungs together TDK n SueWsm Caw does hi An ind.ititlctiMc rt coo. Kinrf m which '" k"l' '")' ''" "It- filth j,,,,, oml and ""J I""'" "" dm tnil.timuiiu.-pnmf l ', i,r hmlii equipment vuu aver in tin on. 1.1.5a CURRINS FOR DRUGS SOCIETY CLUBS CHURCHES LODGES By Lynn ZimmtrmanPhont 570 INTKRJOHTIXC; PROGRAM IMIHH 8lMMOM4 i PliKPAIthlD HV II Hll A It V n.lU!TO KNTKKTAIX ! Mr. William (iauong. rhBlrmsn ' M'M Lelth Wun will ta j of Hi program committee f ,h, "r'1 for mamWr. of I ha Trl S . Woman's Library rlub ha prepared l',U'' "l b" l""n" 00 Tbun"1r !gbt. 'a most Inten-atlni uroaram i h- Al ,hU tm uUlu wl made for given Friday afternoi 11 at the Llb I rurjr rluli room. Howard Perrln, 'a local architect, will address the rlub ou modern architecture and ,M!iw Jans Hnederor at Medford will talk on Interior decorating. Tbe public la cordially Invited. thi, dunce to be given by the or ganliatlon In the White Pelican hoi i.l on May 21 (or which a large number of prominent aoclaty peo ple are actlCK aa patron. DINNER DA ME IS H KI K'K HI'Ct 'KHH White Pelican Hotel SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER MUSIC DURING THE DINNER HOUR i:.v IIAUKY l'.OKKI. I MENU KKI.ISIIKS Vltrv fn-liriini li ( rah ( Mail SOll' Crciini if Tomato ( HOICK OK t.jst DuikliiiK jcki-n hru iiM'i' .t Beef VKGHTAIil.KS liriK'dt (ire t-ii AxpuruKUX on Toast Mai hod Potatoes SALAD Artichoke and Mayonnaise DESSKUTS Struwberry Short Cuke Vailla he Cream, Kudju Sauce Cakes Ciii-en Olives Candied Apples Corn Fritters lirown I'otatoes i : W mm $ Your Photograph V Mother's Day Gnft "photographic Mm Opposite Court House '27 Main St. Phone 39 MAY DAY I'AKTX IH DKIII.lim i. AFFAIR Dulnty in every minute detail, the br due 'Ma given Friday I afternoon In ' the Hall annex ty Palm and rut flower, attractive ' Mrs. Herbert Hauler and Mr. Ber centerplece of tnapdrugon and nard Ilea, when they entertained purple Iris, turned the dining room with a May May party, of the White Pelican hotel into a At the head of the stairs, a May cli llKblliil arene, when the third of pole itreeted the gueat. at the end J a Bi-nea 01 uinniT aanre were en- 01 the paiitel abaded streamer were I Joyed In the hotel on Wednesday t'd the tally card. Jean and' n Ik li undi-r the dirertioo of Mr. Iletly Haulier presided over the; Hope Klll.oume. Aniona the out May pole, frocked in dainty cos of town guests to injoy the affair tiiinej. Assisting the hoitess dur-. were: Mr. and Mrs. Varnel. U. ('. i,K the afternom were: Mrs. Del, llearh of I'ortlund. who shared the tiammun. Mrs. Karl (i. Cummings. tiihle on-up Yd by Mrs. Killiuurni". Mrs. John Martin. Mrs. E. It. Hall1 lteai-i v.ii:iti mailt! f-arller In Hie and Miss Marjorle Kosnum and Miss wiek K.ive tabl to Krank Mer Margaret Cummlni'i. :ind party of 10; lr. II. I). Lloyd Apple biussoms were used as dec-' tHewart. puny i.f 12: James Ma- uratii's about the rooms, giving autre. Jr . pu'ty if 10. K.y Durliin. it s spring, like air. High score of party of H: ('. II. l'ud -r joil. the afternoon wa awarded to Mrs. j party of i, II. l llridKeford. party Louis Cerher, Intermediate to Mrs. of 10; Louis K i'orter and party : w. I). Miller and low acore to Mra. j of t: Ji 'in M. (iluver and party of John Konsum. The party was said, il: l'.o'i Kolilnson and party of 4; by the many guests, which number; W. II. Kolilusun and party i'f 4; more than SO. to hare been one of Jack Slater, party uf 4; Kred Hous- the most ('ellghtful of the season. ton. parly of 8: A H Itaymond. j parly of I: Dr. fi. 1. Wright, party i NATIONAL Ml'SIf , of S: Mra. Cleorge Stevenson, parly I WKKK OHKKKVKI) of 6; Mrs. John Martin, party of 4;' National Music week will be ob Mrs. Hope Kllbourne, party of 4:jserved in Klamath Kalis, when the j V. H. lleardsley and party of 6; music section of the Library club j Mr. Pauley and party of 4; Mr. j will meet Monday afternoon In the i Lirem and nartv of 4; I.ou Arena ' Presbyterian church at 3 p. m.. to id und party of 4: Herbert Hanger enjoy a program of modern com and party of 1. posers. i Houston' full orchestra played, Following is the program: f for dancing und. between dinner ; C'on-ecratlon Mnnney hours The date for the next din- Down in the Forest. Lsndon Ronald; ner dame ha not been Set. ' Mrs. Hurry uonins or i Klamath Agency II.VI'PV Horn jThe Star , Rogers I. I'll MKKTS Ixhe Cuckoo Liza Lehman Mrs. William Lorenz Sextette from "Lucia Dl Lammer- I.ui-tietilkv CIIHI HI lltT llllllir till umuaj auri- noon with several Informal hours of, chut and sewing. Refreshments were served later in the afternoon , So'" to the guests. Memuers preaeni M nn.,a llnpn Mru It A s GARY MURDER 15 E2 WITHOUT A CLEW j 1 11 I'nlt. d k !,, d Wire) tiAIlY. Ind., May 2 (;ary pallce tonight virtually gave up the theory , that the Chesterton murder victim j was Mrs. Josephine Deslderio. 23 of dary, although they have not been abla to locate bar. Miss Flor ence Klsh, of South Bend. Ind.. a chum of Mrs beslderlo, tsld pol-; lc aba Ullevtd tha woman aad her buaband ar la Detroit. A dsatlst also told police that; be bad a chart of Mr. Dslderlo's teeth and thia chart doe not cor respond to the teeth of the victim.' Scores of clew and tip have1 been run down without discovery of a definite lead to tbe Identity of the murder victim. The remains were found three miles from Cheat-, orton late Sunday. The legs and on arm were missing, apparently i smashed off by tbe alayer or alay-; er. The torso wa aatnrat,l wlih gasoline and badly burned. Mrs. Eil Lawrence entertained the members of the Happy Hour nl...l f.tr left hand alone. 1 Mrs. Fred Cofer Selected , Sunset Dudley Muck Km mitt. Mrs. K. Jones. Min. L. i Dealers Used Car Exchange HOAGLAND CUTKilXH 8tb and Pine St. Open Evenings and Bundny. C;UTIHKD ISKH CAIW KPKCIAI.8 124 7 pass. Hudson. Duco paint, tiroes air spring, A-l condition. 1924 Studebaker Light Six. Duco paint IS75 1924 Studebaker Light Six Duco paint 800 1924 Overland, guaranteed condition 450 1921 Ford Coupe, Duco paint 300 1921 Ford Coupe, Duco paint 350 1923 Hudson 7 pass. Duco paint 850 1923 Chevrolet. Duco paint 400 1922 Dodge 475 1919 Dodge 375 1918 Dodge 275 1924 Ford Sedan, guaran teed 500 1923 Oldsmobile 650 1922 Bulck Six, new paint 700 1921 Buick Six. Duco paint B75 1922 Big Six Studebaker 1000 1920 7 pass. Chandler 430 1923 Studebaker Coupe .... 900 1921 Nash 375 1921 Oldsmobile 650 1924 Overland Roadster. Duco paint, balloon tires, license 450 AND A BIG SELECTION OF GUARANTEED FORDS OF ALL MODELS. Ituconiih. Mrs. J. J. Keller. Mrs. s. Summers. Mrs. Stella Sheets. Mrs. William Stelnnielz. and the guest I of Hie afternoon. Mrs. Mrlollum sud Mrs. Woodard. Duet Across the Silver Lagoon MRS. KKI.I.Iilt HONORED WITH ARTY j Henri Loge Mrs. Harry Dobbins Mrs Ben C. Thomas tTh. Last Hour ... A. Walter Kramer A Birthday Huntington Woodman ! Miss Elcise McPherson I To Spriug Crieg ! Mrs. E. S. Veatch Mrs. J. J. Keller was pleasantly; Tlle entrc public are Invited to surprised at her home Friday even-1 lt,eaa the program which will in ing. when members of the Happy t.uae many of the most prominent Hour club, in honor of her birthday. , volce, and musical talent in Klam cdlled to spend the evening with : a(n Kalls her. A cake, with sixteen candles! . . . . sraced the center of the buffet from "JINKERS" which the luncheon was served. Mrs. Keller waa the recipient of many attractive gifts. Those pre sent were: Mrs. Keller, Mrs. R. A. Knimltt, Mrs. Ed Lawrence. Mrs. E. Jonee. Mrs. L. Ruconlch, Mr. S. Summers. Mrs. Stolla Sheets. Mrs. W. I). Cofer. .vra. . lempiai. " William Hum, Mrs. Ocorge Humphrey. Mrs. Jumea Beck and Mrs. Ivy Propst. i Everything for Eaby Worden-Calkins Shoppe Fir May Gmdliuisite Pleasing Jewelry In selecting a commencement gift, why not commemorate the event by a gift that will be most pleasing and permanent. Graduation is a notable event in your son's or daughter's 6r young friend's life make the gift a notable one too. George L. Metz, Jeweler "Let George Do It" 622 Main St. i I -x 1 1 III TO GIVE DANCE I Final Plans are under way fori the dancing party to be given in thelW White Pelican hotel by the r irst National bank employe, who have formed a social club known as the "Jlnkers." This I their first for mal effort to entertain and many Safeguard System of Filing Aid tor Boohltt Filing and Finding" Southwell Stationery Co. 6261j Main St. Phone 602 1IIRTHDAV PARTI IS ENJOYED Slelumetz. Mrs. Jennie ' of the younger set as well as the j older men and women oi society are: planning to attend the fete. ' ItlSINESS WOMEN INVITED TO MEDFORD nf the Business and! Miss Marjorle Stinson entertained. . Women., ciub of Med-: at her home ut U Wa8hlnftton j ford ,lave issued an Invitation to the street with a delightful party "!.,,, of ,he Business and Pro- j honor of her 13th birthday for a fB,sHnal wlllcn', club of Klamath number of friends on Wednesday 0 dinuer on a; afternoon. Dancing and games were m )ay the dat0 , e ,et , enjoyed, the hostess serving refresh- Klanulll Falu conization. ments later to Mi tlertrudo Lind- .... i .. . . i .. ..n Mka Vera i iivrL't, I ley Mi lieien ." Kl I.AI.o r-" Moore. Miss Maryellen Bradford. T() MKKT MM)AY ' Miss Helen Cofer. Miss Clertrudej Mombor8 of Kulalona chapter, Wnrd and Mies I" Weslfall. I Daughters of the American Revolu- tIon, wm meet Monday. May 4, at KEDKON ( LI D ;tne ,lome of Mrs. Syd Evans. The POSTPONED address given by President Calvin ,, the death of William koolidge. at the annual congress of ' h iii, h came as a great shock I the National Society of D. A. R. f 'h? m X fr"l the early partlln Washington. D. C. last week will , the week, members of the Ked- be read by Mr,. Fre Glover. Mrs. of the woes. f R- E. Watteburg will read from ron ciu", " . , women from me i-reojie..u church did not meet for the rgeular meeting on Thursday night Jlr. William Slough was the teacher of the class and they extended . their sympathy t ! t of hr b'"-eaveinent. the national society of D. A. U. for the manual which Is sent out by distribution to all applicants for naturalization papers. Officers will be elected at thia .meeting which promises to lie one of the most In teresting of the year. Seiberling CORD All-Tread TIRES Start from home with SEIBERLING TIRES on your car and rest assured that you will have no Tire Trouble through the day. "Minimum of Trouble Maximum of Comfort" SEIBERLING CORDS 30x3V'2, 4-ply $12.50 30x32,6-ply . $15.50 33x5 8-ply $40.00 32x42, 8-ply $32.00 30x5, 8-ply $37.20 32x6, 8-ply , $58.00 PORTAGE CORDS (Seiberling Built) 30x3 $8.00 30x3i2 -,.-...$9.50 30x3V2 cord $8.80 30x312 Oldfield -.-$7.65 30x3 V2 Goodyear change-over tire $8.00 BALSIGER MOTOR CO, AUTHORIZED FORD SALES AND SERVICE 8th and KUtaath v . .a ... , l!