The Klamath news., April 21, 1927, Page 5, Image 5

fjlE KLAMATH NEWS
Thuxlay, April 21, 1027.
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Miracle Man of
Athletics Makes
Dash to Victory
IIOHTO.V, April JO, (I'.IM -i
f Ihu miracle men of modern stli
letlra,, ulil i larenr l)emr, Ml
roM, daahcd lo victory loday In
th ilaaslc lloalon A. A. marathon,
triumphing titer fluid of 104 rlv-
Heemln In Improve Willi th
year, during which he haa won
flv t Ilia Patriot luy ,ritda frum
Allston lo Hvaton, Ilia veteran
tabllhd new recant of J:IO;'j
1-6 for th full murnthon rouru of
t mile, 3S yardj.
At th end of llio rare, Hh his
competitor outdlalaured, Demar
bad Ihu atamloa left lo i a real
print for the tape. Among llioaa
who quit while Ueiiur kept on
la triumph, Johnny Mil, Cua
adlan grocer tiny, who came to
lloatun am) wun Inat year' rare at
Ilia age of 1.. Mllea dropped out
near the ten-tulle mark on account
of lb heal, .
JACKSON TELLS OF .
PLANS FOR SCHOOL
(Continued from I'akjr Oar)
plays, lyceum and chniHuiUa num
bers ae well an achool oraim.
Ilecauae of the topography of the
land upon which the building will
rlito, the h,lah school will bavo ttl"
appearance, of a three story building
luataad of a two alory and beau
Uieul, Jackaon elated.
On the flril floor will be the
auditorium, Tecested locker", gym
nasium, which, can bt couihlnvd with
lb auditorium Into one larae room,
rareaaed trophy c,e, and art room.
On the e:ond floor will be Hie
etudenl artlvltle room, library,
rlaaa rooma and a larae atudy room
made by the combination of three
rlaaa rooma thrown together by
foldlna doora.
A cafeteria, typing, bookkeeping
and ahorthand . claaa rooma. and
manual arte work alios will occupy
lb well lighted baaement. -
The achool will be on of the
moat modern on the I'aclfle roaat
and the plana represent houra of
labor and research on the part of
the achool board lu creating a
building that will lie romplntn lu
every detail of facility. Jackaon
pointed out.
The pardonable pride of Klamath-
Valley Hoapltal la the effi
cient aervlr rendered humanity
through well equipped lualltu
tloq. .
1 1 ii iii ..
TO WHOM IT.iUr. .CONCKRX:
Mr. C. W. Kverett, district repro
aentallvii for the WuahliiKton Nurs
ery Company, has been placed In
charge of Klamath Kails mid vicin
ity, aucceedlng Mr. J. A. Farley at
this city.
Mr. Kverett furnlahea free land
scaping with each ordur.
There are In Ihla spring two
weeka that planta, Ireea, vlnea or
ornamental ahrtiba ran bo planted
aafely. The Washington Nureery
Company' shrubs are ahaolutely
hardy and will aland the frequent
cbaagea of Ihla climate.
Iteapectfully, ' '
C. W. EVKRETT.i
District Representative.
Phone HI R 1H3 l'lne HI.. City.
AlO-Jl-l!
MODOC POINT
(II) MIIH. I). A. lc..l,AX)
New Correspondent
. Willi playing at th achool liouae
Tlieaday aflernoon little Holly llulh
waa quit serloualy Injured. In
aome nianuvr one of the other child
ren, III awliiglug, lit the awing
board roinn buck and alruck III in
on III right lemplit, culling a had
ah. He waa taken to a phyalciuli.
where It waa found the rut went
to th bono, und required two
atlcbes tu cloae It. It la hcullug
nicely. .
Mr. tlnorge Jvnninxa of I'ellcun
City waa vlalllng Iwr inollicr, Mr.
M. Knauaa, Tueaday.
' Mr, tiro. Johnaon and Mra. A.
('. Clurlnxlon made a bualneas trip
to ('lilloquln Tueadny aflernum.
Itolirrt Olaun of Tacoma, Waah.,
with lila wife und little daughter,
la vlalllng bore with lila parent.
Mr. and Mra. John Otecn.
Mra. K. I.. Dixou gave a nroiiy
little blrlhilny dinner Tueaday nlghi
lor, her Utile daughter Hotly Lou.
Mr. nod Mra. Joe Melvln, Mr. aud
Mr. It. f. ri.T4.in. Mra. A. Jucob
teu, Mm. A. Olarn, Mra. I). A. Mc
Millan and Hob McMillan were
hopping In Klamath Kail" Wed
neaday. The tennla fanH have put the
court In ahapn for pluy, un.l ran
be area out any evening practicing.
Mra. A. Jucobaen enlertalned
with "100" on Thuraday night. Hhe
had aa hur gueatM, Mr. and Mra.
A. ('. Clarlngton, Mr. and Mra. (leo.
Johnaon, Mr. aud Mra. Jan. Holms,
Mlaa Anna Ilodberg and Uua Oah
und. Don't forget the I. T. A. dance
Saturday night, llio 2.lrd. tiood
mualc, good eata, and a good time.
Mra. Kmll Johnaon relumed
home from I'ortluud on Krlday'a
train.
Mlaa Alberta Dean waa shopping
at t'hllouulll Thuraday evening.
Among Ihoae who attended the
looker at ('lilloquln Thuraday night
were Mr. and Mra. J. C. Kaublc
and aona. t'leo, Klwln and Andy.
Mr. and Mra. C. J. Holla. O. Ituud.
Wm. Mpangler, Ham Hlfe and A.
Ol.in.
Mr. and Mra. J. Mnrdoc, parent
of Wm. Farnam and Mr. and Mra.
McMillan, all or llraymlll. . were
calling at the home of A. ('. Clar
liixton Friday.
8. ('. Di'lp. aon of the ateward
at the dormitory, haa taken a poal
Hon here, and haa moved III" fam
ily Into the houne recently vacated
by the Van Wormera.
Among Ihoae who were hopping
In Klamath Fall Saturday after
noon and evening were: .Mr. and
Mra. M. Knauaa and una. Mrv and
Mra., N. Smythe and on Vor. Mr.
and Mra. Hum Kills, Mr. 'and Mra.
Joe Melvln, Mr. and Mra. N. I.
Short, Mr. and Mra. A. OIen, Mra.
H. W. Kgellne. Mra. Fred Colllna.
Chrlat Torberg, Mr. and Mra. ('. N.
Jnnea, Mlaa Lola Hmythe, Mr. and
Mra. A. Jacobaon. Mr. and Mra. Jua.
Ilelma. Wm. Helma. Mlaa Mildred
Dunne. Mr. and Mm. Klmer I'orath.
Mr. and Mra. M. Vanderhoff, Mra.
Tornado Strikes
Again in South
III IIANT, Oklu., 'April 20, (U.
I'.) Wily home wer demollalied
und a woman Injured at Caddo,
Okla., 15 mllea norllieuat of her
lal Ihla afternoon, when a cyclone'
truck the town.
No death had been reported at
7:30 o'clock tonight. The woniun.
Mra. J. W. Overatruut, waa not mr
li ualy hurt. Caddo la approgliuulo
ly fU mllea Koulhwunl of the terri
tory near IIiiko. UkU., where elev
en peraoua IomI their live In a tor
nado luat night.
K. 1.. llxon, Mlaa Agnea Hinllh,
Mr. and Mra. ). Hand. Mr. and
Mra. J. C. Kutihle, Mr. and Mra.
Kill Mi'liee, Vr. and Mra. II. M.
Jenaen, It. c. I'leraon, Ml" l)oruthy
I'leraon and Holly Itulh. Mr. and
Mr, tleo. Johnaon, and Mr. and
Mra. A. C. Clarington.
I). A. .McMillan and aona Hob and
George were Nhopplug at Chlloquln
Haturday ufteroooti.
Win. Faruut and Mlaa Juno Brad
ley attended the dance at Chllo
quln Haturday night.
H. Hogor and C. Hannah of Pel
Iran flly, Mr. and Mr. Vere Kinylhe
and Orrln Kitchen were dinner
guoMl of Mr. and Mr. X. Hinythe
Sunday.
The laAlea of the P. T. A. held
their regulur card party at the
home of Mra. K. :. I'leraon Thura
day. Three table wera In play.
Mra. O. Ituud held IiIkIi kcore.
The following ladle were preaent.
Meadumea I). II. Crump, Jaa.
Iluluta, A. Jacobaen, Ueo. Johneon,
A. C. Clurlngton. ('. II. Iloat. t).
Hand. K. L. Dixon. A. Olaeii, N.
I. Khort. I). A. McMlllun and Mlaa
Mildred lluue.
Mr. and Mra. Kllla Mi Dec, Mr.
and Mra. 8. W. Kgellne. Mr. and
Vea. Wayne Jenaen. Mr. and Mra.
C. N. Jone and Mlaa Lola Hmythe
were among Ihoae who attended
the ahow In Klamath Full Hun
day night.
Th Kaatrr program given at th
community hall Runday wae very
well attended aud proved quit a
Miit'cena. The following number a
wero given :
1., "I Love lo Tell tli Btory."
chool aud audience. ,
I il. "Wonderful Word of I.lfo,"
chool nop audli ii. ,
I 3. Ileiiiurka aud I'rnyor, Rev.
4. '"Chrlat Aroae.r by the Hun
day achool.
I 5. "KaaU-r Morning," dialogue,
by thn Ift-xliiucra.
. Houg, "April Jlulu." five lit
tle glrla.
7. 1'lono olo, "Voice of Spring,"
I Kurl Jucobaco.
I 8. "Jenua Ixi ro Me,"
I 8. Hong, "Jcaua Love Me,"
Junior" and begluuera.
K. Heritalloii, "Kaater Day,"
Myrdith 'Hand.
10. "King. Happy Belli of Kaat
cr Time," Internudluto boy.
11. Violin aol... "Abide With
Me," Mlaa Lola Hmythe.
12. Itecltutlon, "Kaater Egn,"
Mailne Kllla.
13. "Jeau Wanla Me for a Bun
lieuin," hU Utile girl".
II. ' llaulogue. "Kapler MUalon
arlea," Junior boya.
15. Itecltutlon. "Itlaen," May
Smith. -
16. "Songs of Joy, Kcholng Sweet
and Clear." The MInh.-h Alberta
iJeiin, Iila Rmyihe, IK.n.lliy I'ler
aon, June Tiradley uud Myrdllh
Hand.
17. Recitation, "Easter' Tide."
Junior glrla.
IS. "Joy to tho World." gcbool
und oudienre. .
19. Cloalng remarks and prayer.
Rev. Cole.
Piano accompaniment for all the
CITY BRIEFS
Divorce Kllcl Harriet A. Bell
filed suit In circuit court Tueaday
afternoon aaaluat Harden H. Rtll.
rharlng cruelty. Tho conple wer
married June t, it!3, and have
one aon, whose cnatody the plaln-
Iff eeeka. Mr.i. llel I repreaeuled
Sy D. B. Van Vnctor.
To He' urn Wi-ftneaday W. A.
Duncan dlnrlct attorney, Is eipect
"d to return from Portland today
after attending the paat few daya
In the north.
Home from Port Innd Mra. C, H.
Underwood and duughter, Loulae.
have returned to Klamath Falls af
ter spending the paat month In
Portland vialtlng friends.
Henley Visitor Mr. and Tin.
O. A. ShulU o fllenlcy school dla
trlct, were buainess visitors In Kla
math Fall for a short time Tuea
day afternoon.
e
Itcturna Home Mr. George No
Me and daughter have returned to
he Koblu ranch In Langell' Val
!ev after vliltlng at the home of
Mra. Noble's slater. Mrs. Cheater
DeLap of Klamath Falls. Mrs. No
ble's dauRhter was born In tho
Klamath Valley hoapltal March 30.
musical number was played by
Mra. It. ('. I'leraon.
Mrs. E. L. Dixon entertained
Sunday morning at a beautifully
arranged Kaater breakfast. Mrs.
Dixon's guests were the Mtsse Ag
nes Smith 'and Alberta Dean, and
the M lasers 8. E. Hire and Wm.
Spangler. Lovely Kaater favor
were presented to each guest
Mr. and Mrs. Jas Helms, Miss
Mildred Busoe and Wm. Helms were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vere
Smythe Monday night.
Theatre
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to Eddie in this screaming farce comedy. In
cidentally, "Kid Boots" is the first Florenz Zieg
feld production to reach the screen it played
three solid years in New York let's see what
they went wild about it might be good I
Harry Borel and Hi Orchestra, Of Course!
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