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Newspaper Page TextTHE KLAMATH NEWS TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1931 PAGE THREE CITY BRIEFS Wonl of tlio ntnrrliiRA nf MM Kdllli Don ii, ilniiKhlor of Mr. Kl alo livnn, formi'rly of IliU rliy hut now in it king livr home In Han mlni, Calif., la Mr, itnllund McimM Jin mm. HuiKlny, April IV, wan rncnivcd hum y.af unlay hy frirmU. Tlin yuunic couple urn at linnin ill 1107 Alum atrurl, Hun I'rilro. Mm. H.rrnn U a fornmr ntudnit of Klunmlli Itlich m-linol, anU I woll known lu llila illy. MIm Vhtttnlu IVytoti p'turnml Mnmluy moruhiic from Kukmii mid f'urvnllla wlH'M nho upon! tlio wfti'k-cutl vlhlttiiK friends. Mm. Poll ore, of Ashland, In vlnltiiiK Ml lloiilty nt Ihn limnn nf htr aimer. Mm. l.ouls l'aiikcy, ml family. Mm, K. J. HrhihlU of Ilrotly In lit MciUunl whom aim mum mllcil iy Ihu lllm'M of hrr luollirr. Mlm Illnnrho Vlnlra vltn la taking nurafN training al HI. JniM'lt lumitlliil In Huu Krmir In fo w ml I Kit to lir Iioiimi at IHIdchniiMl Ity Ilia arloa tllueas of htr fnthor, Mnnurt Vlrlra. Mm. Fnnnlo FiimmTiU la a ralknl ut thn Klmnath Valley liOHpltnl rrrrlvliiK treatment for Imtlly Imrnnd hand which ah puffem! Huudny mornlttn whllfl rlraiihiir set in dretnea. Mil. Hum mem II In employed In I tin ready-to-wear department at Mini's. Mr ami Mm. Alfred 'nfl and Mm. Pan Ityan wer ktioiM-ln; In the rlly Monday from their homo at Fort Klamath. Itohert Itadhola. 19, woodiman, and hurras Hue, 17, school itlrl, of Vvyerha'DRr Camp No. 3, were honied a llrei.se to marry at tho county clerk's offlra Monday. Mr. and Mm. I. M. Kent of Vuehlo, Colo., am vUKInc at the tinme of their datisliter. Mm. Ar thur Hrhaupp. Kent recently pnld their rnul estate lulne In I'uehlo. They ar pleaacd with the Klamath country and may docldfl to loaito hvre. Mm. Iewey H. Hyrn and In fant dmiithter, Jan, havn re turned to their homo at K wanna ump. Mm. Itrrno made her .tnma at tho Audley apartmeuta here. Herbert T. Iliuiehne, Klamath Kails, employ of ( opeland I.uin her company, and Lillian ti. Wal ker. Wall Walla. Wash., wero united In marrlnitn at tho Meth p'lUt pamonuKo at 2 : So Hunduf afternoon by Iter. Melville T. Wire, pastor of tho Methodist church. A birthday party honoring Mm. V. It. Vance wal held at her home, 930 North Ninth atreet, Saturday evening. Curat wero Mr. and Mm. W. T. Dean. Mr. and Mm. (. I. Jones, Mr. and Mm. K. I.. Mltrhcll, Mr. and M a. W. C. Mule, Mr. and Mm. K. I). Jonea, Mr. and Mm. C. M. llov . ' nolda, Mr a. L C. Larkey, and tho host and host ens, Mr. and Mm. K. R. Vance. JMnorhlo waa tho dlvemlon of "-tho craning with hlRh prlio jtolnc to Mm. . W. T. Dean. A buro lilrthdny . rako. ma do hy Mm. Lor key, and a dellrloua luncheon waa aerved. K u It one L. Clew of the Oukland 1 pollen department la a visitor In Klumath Knlls for Ihn next fort nlRht. Clew Is anticipating a mo tor trip to Cruter lake, an ho flew over tho luko la January at an altitude, and wis he to view tho phenomenon at donor raytte. The representative of the Onklnnd po lice department commented on the peculiar coincidence of hi" name. Ho told Klninnthttra that It waa n MfinilhiK Joko In Oakland that whatever happened, they always had "a Clew In tho department." Mm. Kit" ll.irt:tnrk returned to d.iy to her homo In Med ford after being railed to tho bed side, of her mother. Mm. W. It. Mlllor, nl Merrill. Tho latter la lit a critical comlHIon and la ex pected to live only a few daya Ion kit. Mrs. Miller and h unhand llvo nl tho homo of tho former's son. K. Lh Curtlns. Dr. C. ft. Newsnm, county health officer, has recently purchased an ' ottractivo homo In tho Wostover Tor races addition. Tho homo Is of brick construction. Dr. Now aom mid family expect to tnkn j poKscsslon of tho hotiHO upon tho i completion of a few minor details, i A meeting of tho Neighbor of Woodcrnft Thlmhlo club will ho held this afternoon nt tho homo of Mm. Mildred Hmlth. 727 Lincoln street. All members nro asked to attend. A meet Ink of tho Allnmont P. T. A. will bo brld at .1 p. m. today to elect officers for tho coming year. MIkr Fen wick's clous of 40-11 club girls will serve refreshments. All members arc anked to attend. flflrgeant Walter Lansing, slate traffic safety officer, was a rlsttor In Klamath Falls yesterday. t After spending several hours In this city attending to official btisl- Empire Hotel In Center of Business District Hpeclal Kates to Permanent Guests Mrs. Lena Noel 538 MAIN Next to American Bank Clean Rooms Reasonable Rates ueaa and vlallluc wltU friends, Herioant Laualtig left for Aahland. Ho will return Wodneaday, and p rem' nt Ihn forum addreaa at tho tegular chain her ut commerce uiuutliig at uooii. An Important meeting of tho W. C. T. V. will ho bold at the horn u of M ra. M c I Minn Id , BOH Wulnul, nt X.ao p. in. A full al tDiiduiico la urged. A meeting of tho Barred Heart Altar Hocieiy will bo held at 1 o'clock Wednesday evening at ihn homo of Mm. II. It. Crane, IMS Knplunade. AH mam bora uro urged to attend. Knlliryn K. 1'opo of Klamath Kalla la one of tint HO new atu dunts at the lnlvemlty of Ore gon, according to word received hern from KiiKoim. Mlaa rope Is a freahmau lu tho Kugllih do part men t. New officers for tho Mills I'.-T. A. will bo named In the near future. Mm. K. D. Mitchell, Mm. C. M. Iteynolda, Mm. II. A. I'mllt. Mm. llryant and MIm llernlco Kckateln rompose. the nominating committee. Mr. and Mrs. Karl r. nynolda and children, accompanied by Mlis Hernlco llarlenbownr and Mlas Delia Hawkins, motored aroiinu Tula Lake Hunday, enjoying his toric sites, but fulling to enjoy a fiiw hours' pauso In the trip while their car waa extricated from tbo aand. Thle afternoon from 3:30 to 3:4b a talk on "Mental Helatb" will be hroadcat over station K(iV. J'ortland This talk will bo presented by (ioorge K. Clauss, probation officer of the court of domestic relatione In Portland, Ore. This program la In lino with tho child health program, Mr. and Mm. Itohert Odell and Mm. Odvll'a mother. Mm. II. R. Momyer, motored to Yreka aa well as tho valley cttlea Hunday. An Important meeting of tho Itooeevelt rarenl-Teachera asao elation will ho held at 3 p. m. today lu tho arhool auditor ium. The program will center around tho topic, w hen la a Family a Success?' Principal Muender will dovoto twenty mln- utea to a talk on school prob lems and Mtna Do Itord'a pupils will bo presented In a playlet. There will also bo a question (mix. Kach member will he asked to renpond to roll call by a talk on "How lllrthdaya aro Cclo bratod lu Our Home." Tho American Legion Auxil iary will meet this evening at 8 o'clock at legion hall. All mem hem are strongly urged to at tend. Funday fishing at Rocky Point resort was reported good by lo cal angler. A large crowd on- Joyed Ibo first Hunday'a fishing at that resort, and many fine catchca wero brought In. Eld en Johnson. 11111 McCauloy and Clement Kruegor motored to Crater Lake, Prospect and homo rla Mod ford and the Oreonsprlnga highway Sunday, Mm. M. K. Hherer of Los An Roles la visiting with her sou, Molvln, nt 921 Proapect. According to word received her by relatives, Kd Propt, who Is employed In the construction of the Waplnltla cut-off at Wan Initio Pom, renumad work Mon- iluv fla hln In (il tin mnM than a fortnight with a serious injury, rropm is ami usinR crutches, but Is nhln to superin tend no tno of tho construction. KlnniBlh Falls peoplo at Crater I akn Sunday Included Mr. and W.H. Robertson and wife, accom panied hy Librarian Margaret Nyo and her aunt, Mrs. Claudo Davis It you want a fow loads of Extra Big Blocks for tho proaont or future use. wo will sell tbcni for a short tlmo it regular price. Blnglo lioad 9S.00 Doublo Land 17.00 This Is furnace wood, order s lot of It at one. while you can got It. -Wood to Bum" PEYTON & CO. 120 8. Till. Pbone MS. and Mrs. Harden, I.oren O.liorn, Vellna Hmlth, Jo. Kvan, "Hoc" Cook aud wlfn, Mr. and Mrs. Hal ily Krni, Mr. and Mrs. Wlllord llitnry, Poslniuslfir John Mct'all and family, Dr. Warr.n Hunt and family, lunula Mueller and family of Klamnlh Agoncy. Mr, and Mrs. (leorgo (lurdluor aud Mr, aud Mrs. Harry Ackloy. A number of Klamath Tails teachers enjoyed au oinlnK at Cra ter Lka Hunday, Amonr them were Mrs. Walker, Ml Nordeen ami Ml Kcksllen of Mills; Kmllle llnldeiiiiut, Mildred llenion, (lladys Hire, II mi' I heonnrd and liabul Hllver. grade school tesch rrfs. and Ml Virginia West of K. V. II. 8. Paul ft. Drake, district man ager of the Ixiyal Protective In sumttro citinpany and J. K. Kd wards, special rcpri'seutatlve, holh Willi heailquurters In 1'orl land, left Klumath Falls Hunday after a week spent In Klutuuth Falls transacting business. Knslneer Rargent and family vlilted t'raler l,nke Hunday, en route to Kurt Klamnlh and Heav er Mamli. Mr. Hargeunt Is locat ed at I'nlon creek. In charge of work being done by the bureau of public roads. Miss Marie ItldlngK. teacher of Medford. formerly of K. V. II. 8., waa seen at Crater Ike, and vis ited with a number of local teach ers. Avard Whitman, a former K. 17. II. 8. teacher, was another of the visitors at the lake Hunday, Mrs. It. M. Close of I'ansma Canal son. was a visitor at Crater I.ake Hunday, en route to New York city. Hbe was accompanied ky a frleud. M. If. and V. W. Anders, of Medford. apeut Hunday In Klam ath Kails aa the guests of Mr. and Mrs. I.. II. Kldwell. Educators To Meet April 25 In Monmouth Ily IK HUM I'OltTFIl Klamalb III Curmiponileiit The K. V. II. 8. advanced bsnd lu uniform will preaeut a concert today at 1:30 p. m. In the audi torium of the school. They will play March No. 1, All llnnds, hy Deuter; walls. Don't Korget Me In Your Dreams, by Conrad; overture, Kalr Maid of Perth, by Wlddel; the Don Qulioto sulto. by Hatrunek! the Par4dn of the Wooden Soldiers, by Jessi-I: Danso Orientate, by I.ubomlrsky, and the High ticboul Cadeta, by Housa. Thone who will play In the band are Jack lJuchnnan, Bruce llnrland, Dick Currln, Hern Chambers, Frank Drew, John Do Mllle, Krank 'Fleet. Dirk Oilman. Hob Vanlxiker. Wilbur Jones. Franrla Kranenburg, Ivan Mc Collum, David McAuley, Call Newsotu, Wetvln Pyles, Albert Powell, Ralph Peyton, Dob Par ker, l.ynn Propst, Howurd Reed, (ilcn Herkard, Paul Hwlgart. tier- STffrifnTiKr.-n'n'ic-- Tu -were 1 w married G bam?11 m a 1? I 1 I e BBBBaeaBBBMaSUkJBUfcanMBBBBBBBBBBBHaBBMMBaBSBBBBBBBaBBBBBBalU Prettiest girl in her set but still single at 30 fB.O,9 lost Iter every admirer until . (HcxI'jUdor) "CJhb'll irtnrry at eighteen," people J had said. But hero she wag 45 . . . 8 ... 30 ... and still single! Plenty of admirers, but no proposals until sbo ruudc a startling discovery. For years she must have been offend ing and didn't know it! Now she has ndnpted A simple .safeguard against "B.O." (the polite term for body odor). And . . . the u buying her irouMeaul Happiness has come at last "B.O." is safely ended. y Face thefacut ' It's foolish to think we can never offend. We can wiihnut knowing ill Our sense of smell quickly becomes used to an ever-present odor. But pores give off g New! U0U SHAVING CREAM Tbu tacublt-dtnuc Uthef hicldaitndcripota gives the quirkeM, ilkkctt ihaTS tret- At fmt drnunt St V V CARS VISIT LAKE O00DS Ed Robinson, Ed Dunham First to Make Trip This Spring For the second time In succes sion Kd Itoblnson,. Klamath Kails (ulilnut shop owner, has been the first person to drive his car to Lake o' the Woods, That Is, Itoblnson was tne first to reach the lake, but Kd Dunham, who made the trip Hunday morning, waa the first to open his cablo at the lake. Robinson, accompanied hy bis wife and brother, left Klamath Falls Huturday night, and mado the trip aa fur aa the lake with ease. 11 was necessary for him to set out of the car several times to shovel snow away and break trail, ilnwever. ho did not experience as much difficulty as he did this time last year, when he had to ahovel now the last three miles Into the lake, Lata Saturday night the Robin sons attempted to take the cut-off to Klsh Lake, Instead of going to their cabin on the west aide of l.ako o' the Woods. They went a short distance, and were forced to remain over nlgbt. Sunday morning they returned to Lake o' the Woods, and found that Kd Dunham bad arrived at the lake and opened his cabin there. The Itoblnsons then continued around to the west side of the lake, breaking the road Into their cabin. Several other cars followed the two trail breakers. The road from Klamath Kails to the Rocky Point juuctlon Is reported to be In finer condition than ever before at this time of year. Dunham made the 40-mlle trip In two hours In his Studebaker. On the return trip he met aeveral other cars going Into the lake. ry Rurles, Tbortnn Smith, Glen Hrott, Bob Vannlce. Hilly West, Clyde Williams, Dale Welch, Vernon Williams and Clarence Howie. The band Is under the direction of John Stovall. who announced all parents and friends are cord ially Invited to attend the con cert tomorrow. US FINEST ORANCE PEKOE and PEKOE the world produces, ears India and Ceylon with gold medal and lint prize! All tuet . . . Com No Hon - R.cSB quart of odor-causing waste daily. Don't take chances. End "B.O." worries this easy, pleasant way. Wash and bathe with Lifebuoy, the health soap. - Its creamy, refreshing, antiseptic lather so abundant even in hard or cold water penetrates pores removes all odor. Its pleasant, titra-cUan scent that vanishes as you rinse tells you Lifebuoy purifict. Complexions grow lovelier If Lifebuoy cost a dollar, it couldn't do more for your complexion. Its gentle, dcep-clcansing lather frees pores of 'beauty-robbing impurities makes dull skins glow with healthy radiance. Adopt Lifebuoy today. - ' A fnsfea V UEVKB BaOTUtaS CO, CoaMajs, Mm. Lifebuoy HEALTH SOAP -stops body odor- , DEATHS JOHK M.N'CHKZ Jose ganrhes a resident of this city for . three days, passed away Hunday morning at 1 o'clock. He was a native of Meilco and- aged 6 years at the time of death. The remains are In care of the Karl Whltlock Kuneral Home. I'lne Avenue at Hlitb where friends mny cali. Announcement of funeral arrangements will be made later. r.vxnu.y. whitsf.tt Oconee Whllsett, a resident of Kugene, passed away In this city Monday noon following a brief Illness. He waa born III the state of Missouri Oil. 20, 101,3 and aged 78 years and 6 months at the time of death. He Is survived hv aeven sons. If. L. and fieorge W. Whllsett of this city. Charles A. of Orland. Csllf., Henry and Wallace of Cirants Pass, Roy of Kugene and Alvin of Caldwell, Idaho; five daughters, Mrs. c. J, Rosen, Mrs. Charles Taylor, Mrs. Jesse Lowls and Nancy Whllsett all nf Ku gene and Mrs. Kva LaFollette of Portland, Oregon. The remains are In the gold room of the Karl Wb II lock Fu neral Home, Pine Avenue at Sixth where friends may call. Announcement of fnneral ar rangements will be made later. WILLIAM HOWARD KXLOB Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services for the late William Howard Rnloe to be held this (Tuesday) afternoon at 3 o'clock, at the Karl Whltlock funeral home. Pine avenue at 8lsth, with Rev. A. O. Broyles, pastor. Interment will be made In Llnkvllle cemetery. Seize Two Stills Near Dairy and Arrest Two Men Two stills, one with an 80 Kalloo capacity and tbo other with only 20. wero seized near Dairy about 6 a. m. yesterday by Offfrern MrBrlde and Oake. A rant and lcCumber wero ar r pitted In connection with tbo ttlU. They will bo taken before V. 8. Commissioner Bert Thomas (or hearings. BUT IT IN THE WANT ADS. II IVC-MVV X V mW HA I own Pfxoi AND PtKOI X WSWV lU It El Brendel MatforieWWl. 'Xxl William Collier. J. Noel Frondi jJJ ,pj f mkTHA Frank Richardson Minam Seger . MA mmi ... a PINE A BroedNwwGim.. jS I TREE fyAjl mVT"- Jffv Sl Reduced -jeJ"- X-B "a- . - AT :::!.', lffr5Ti.r'',.s-i:"'"4 ' '. . 'v.'Tem AAf' 7 ' II I S' Many Visit Crater Lake Over Sunday Snow at the rim' of Crater Lake was sli and a half feet on the level Hunday, according to motorlsla who flatted the park. The paved roadway la dry and parking space for 100 or more cars has been provided. Approximately 325 cars enter ed the park Sunday, wblch In cluded a caravan from (Iran Is Pass consisting of a Greyhound stage and aeveral private cars. There w-re about 100 people la the caravan. Over 1000 people enjoyed the exceptional view of Crater La' e Sunday. Many enjoyed skiing and other winter sports In the warm sunshine. The reflection in the water was remarkably clear and the lake was more beautiful than many had aeen It before The community house was open for all who cared to enjoy the shelter and fireplace. me sky was clear and there waa no wind at the lake, visitors reported. Employes and tourists report ed seeing a beer and some mar mots near Anna Springs. The camp robber and bluejays bare oeen tnere ail winter. Great numbers of birds of many varieties were seen at the lake. St. Rita club members will be entertained this afternoon a t the home of Mrs. J. C. Edsall, 833 Kldorado. ra During! Exotic! W&lnj&lmT- - wa-..-.' Jk here I. en- , V 'J&-j y -hantment In her r - , A g e r e r y gesture. sj I iT V - v- -: ' ' she is more than j y ' vl .'" . s!- & a beautiful wo- ,jf A? , v - I j man Marlene jfL " , v - ,'; nietrich is the " , most Interesting ea.n '" ' n , .j,-, it womanthe . I screen has ever 1 j ' i known! 1 . ' I I Dedicated to the Legion of Women I It . Who, Without Uniforms, Flags or j A A Glory, Follow Their Men Into . r Danger and Death! f . j Morocco" 51 OAK COOPER n I- f l MAP.LENB DIETWCIi rellCSUl 1 ADOLPH E MENJOU starting . ' Hi j G paramount Qictum Tuesday HONOR ROLL ANNOUNCED BY JACKSON The erholastls grand honor roll and honor roll for the sec ond six weeks of the second semester of the school year was announced Monday by Principal Paul T. Jackson of Klamath Union high school and follows: Grand Honor Itoll. Seniors; Essie Ashenbrenner, Rdwlna Casebeer, Kutb May L'bilcote, Gladys Forquer, Her nice Fry, Laura Goldsmith, Blanche O'Neill, Doris Porter. Eleanor Weinberg, Margaret Young, Adolph Zamsky and Clara Zlegler. Juniors; Haxet Hilman, Ivan McCollum, Gervaise Quisled. 8ophomores: lietb (Jummlngs, Kthyl Drlscoll, Ituth Gysbers, Mayme Lawson, Bernlce Ranker, Freshmen; Mario Anderson, Marie Collier, Audrey Dyer. Bill Kerrell, Everetta Gillespie, Paul ina Howell, Francis Jones, Wil bur Jones, Dannie Kennerly, i James Kerns, Ona Mae Massey, Goldle McCnllougb, Muvls Mo , Williams, William Stampley, An- j na Tbraaher, Cerene Tipton, Bar bara Wales. Melvln Yadon. Scholastic Houor Roll. , Seniors; Dlcksy Dryden, Elsie Eschbeck, Chester Hamaker. Kathryn Kerns, Charles Kajnns, , Ruth Res, Morris Sulsser, Elen-, ora Weatherford. Juniors: David McAuley. Sophomores: Mervln Brink, Wesley Cross, Dorothy Kidier, Grace G roes beck, Lottie Hare, Jean Mr-Call, Juanlta Rboai't. Barbara Turner, Pearl Jean Wil son. Freshmen: Marianne Botens. Jack Cosby, Lena Ulath, Ivar Hull. Richard Jordan, Tatty Stewart, Myrtle Petrle, John Rider, Lois Btone, Naomi WblC ley, Ardelle Yadon. Riverside P.-T. A. Postpone Program The physical education program scheduled for the Riverside P.-T. A. Tuesday, has been combined with the "Child Health Day" pro gram and will be presented ea the afternoon of May 1, At this time, also, Oregon Day will be celebrated and an exhibit of the acbool work for the year will be on display. Joseph Peak, physical educa tion supervisor of the city grade t'hools. will give a talk on the recreational side of child welfare work. A short business meeting will follow the program. RAINBOW NOW CHARLES BICKFORD, RACQCEL TORRES ' and JOHN MILJAN In "THE SEA BAT"