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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1931)
THE KLAMATH NEW8 CITY BRIEFS Tim Karri Neighbor Drill turn ' will umt lor practice Thuredav afternoon at 1 o'clock at tbe Moose hall. Those hnvllis Ulll (armi t bant are rsqusstsd to bring Ibom. It. W. tMency and Kd' Hobln oil, ol Portland, were business visitor In Klamath rails, Moo day. Wlunlfred Walker baa return d lo bar home at Medford after apondtng tho week-end aa lha house guest ot Mra. 0, K. An ders, i , ..). Mra. twnald tlrllley of Port land moiortd down to Klamath Kails Monday to vlalt bar hus band who la staying at lha Clare- munt, Leo Bagahorn of Modoc, apant Monday evening In tha city trans rllni business. Whlln hara ha wee gueel at lha Claremont. Kdne Torray baa ralurnad from abort vlalt In Loa Anialat. W. W. Boulhwall ralurnad homa Monday night attar apand In I tba past ak la Ban lllaio on a business trip. Mra. r. II. riligersld, Mr. and Mra. J a mo. T. Clerks. Rill and Kannolh Clarka and Mai rienl ken motored to t'ralar l.ake and Union rraak Hunday, whara tbay speul tba day. . tleorge rife baa laft lor Bait -i.sk City whara ha will leailfy In a Southern Pacific caaa. Kvelyn Amlrke baa ralurnad from a vlalt o( aavaral weeke In Loa Angeles. Mra. Msymo Harrow and Mra. Krneet Clarka aloppad In tba city yeeterdar an roula to thalr homa at l.akevlew after visiting In Eu gene ovar Moihar'a Day. Doris Norrla. Mra. Allra Wll lit and Sharon Loa Wllllta bava ' ralurnad from Collage Oroya whara tbay apant Ibe waak-and vlalllng Mrs. Norrla' paranta. Mr. and Mrs. tleorge Wataon who bava baan vlalllng In Tort Klamath and tola ally will laava today for thalr noma to Madtord. Mra. C. L. Ilarvay and Mrs. A. J. I.yle who apant tha past waak-and In Kugeas vlalllng tbalr daughlara, Mlaa Alalia Lyla and MUa Allra Ilarvay, hara ralurn ad to tbalr bomaa In this city. Although Mrs. H. A. Rmmltt la atlll raportad to ba Improving after raralvlng aarlona burna aha la not yat abla to recslvs visitor. Wallar Parklna laft Sunday for San Franrlsro whan ha plana to apand fortnight, Mr .and Mra. Paul Kallar ra lurnad Monday to thalr homo In Portland. Mra. Kallar baa baan vlalllng hara for tho put two weeks with bar paranta, Mr. and Mra. Oaorga llumphray. and bar husband Joined her tha - latter part of lha waak to vlalt his paranta, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kal lar. Altar anjoylng a waak-and trip to Croarant City with hta wlfo and family. Varnon Francle re- Now! PELICAN It Belongs Among; I he Great Experiences of Life Because It la ao Real With Jean Harlow ( Ben Lyon James Hall Now! PINE ' flie Screen's Gorgeous New Star . Helen -Twelvetrees ' ; "MILLIE" No Woman Dare Miss This Mighty , Drama . v NKW REDUCED PRICES) Now! RAINBOW NEW PRICES I v Joe E. Brownih ; 'TOP SPEED'" i i with " Bernice uraad bis position at tha Kwauna Hoi plant Tuaaaay. jrrancia ra cantly racovarad from a eerloue attack of pneumonia. Um 11m, BlMaiiM jullnl of Tula; Lake, was a visitor In ma cliy Monoay lor eevorei hours. A Thraa yaara ot outatandlng work at tho Unlveralty of Ore gun culminated Friday In tha baalowlng of honors on Alalia I.yla of Klamath Fa 111. At tha campua lunrbaon. ona of tha avanta of Junior Weak-End. Mlas I.yla waa elected to Mortar Uoard, ' houorary of national landing for aenlor woman. Mlaa I.yla waa candidate aarretary of tha atudant body In tba rerent election; aha aervrd as aacratary of Junior Woek-Knd. and baa baan a mamber of varloua com mlllaaa. Hha II I tinlai of Uamma Phi lints sorority, and of Phi Chi Tbala, professional commerce fratarnlly for womau. Earlier than ever before a large crowd of awlmmera and spectators gathered at Cryaial Mprlnga, Olane, Sunday. Approxi matelr forty awlmmera ware In the water, many of tham re maining for eeveral hours. Sun day waa the earliest the pool bea ever been opened.. The aun warmed the, water and swim ming was excellent, William A. llarron Is leaving tlili week for Loa Angalee, where he will meet and return home with Mrs. llarron and bar toolbar. Mra. llarron waa railed aouth by Hit death of bar father. Jamaa W. Ilolan, veteran of lha Indian and Civil ware, who waa burled recent ly at Sawtelle, Calif. Mrs. C. N. Chrlalopberaon will be boeteae to the Klematb Luth eran Ladloa' Aid at bar boma on Koeeway drive at I o'clock tbla afternoon. All mam here are aaked to attend alnce annual re porta will ba given and election of of ficer will take plare. If. A. Hlnahaw, general freight traffic manager of the Southern Parlflc'a Kan Franrlaro of I Ira. apant Tuesday In Klamath alia transacting bualnaaa and vlalllng Ing local railroad men. Mrs. Edith Monahan of Kelso. Wash., haa arrived In Klamath Falls for an extended vlalt with Mlaa Bertha Bertecb of tho Mode Shop, Inc. Mra. Myron Lyons, Deschutaa county librarian, waa In Klamath Falls Tuesday from Band, visit Margarat Nye, Klamath county li brarian. L. R. St. John, aaslstant man ager of tha Pacific Motor Trans port company, la transacting bual naaa In Klaraath Falla today, Maurice Tarlaton la planning to leave the last of tbla week to spend aaveral daya In Eugene and Corvallla visiting friends, ' Croup S. O. E. 8. Bridge club, will be entertelned at lha borne of Mra. Carl llornlbrook at 1:11 Friday afternoon. Dr. and Mra. O. H. Maasey returned to Klamalb Falla Sun day evening after a vlalt through Now! TREE Now! Matinee 10c nntl lido' Evening 10c nntl 800 Now! Any Sent Any Time, 9Aa Children, 10a Claire northern eltlaa. In Eugene Ibey apant Motbar'a Day with tbalr daugnier and eon, Allsn and Thotnaa, who araludsnls at the Unlverally of Oregon, They, con tinued their trip to Salem and Portland before returning borne. A meeting ot the Harmony Clr- cla of the Flrat Christian church wll be bald at the Christian church ladles' parlor at 1:10 Friday afternoon. A good at tendanca la nrgad. Albert Austin, ot the Wlllard hotel, waa expected to return last evening from "Vancouver, Wash., where be haa apenl tba past ten daya on business, J. , llnss. general roailmastar nf the Orest Nor I burn. Is here from Ills beadqitertura at Seattle Tuesday, Miss Allldrne Harris Is spend ing a week vlalllng Eugene. Cor vallla aud coast cltlea. Hlio la an employ ot tho southern Pa cific. Charles Ileauey, A. A. A. rep reeenlallve. la at present making a tour of Hie county placing road signs and msrklng roada not already marked by lha atata highway. Ilnaney la especially marking roada luto fishing cen ters a id recreational spots. He also goea ovar all old algns, reno vating them and making correo tlona. Charlea II. Ingrain, asaUtant general manager and Hurry II. Panning, chief electrical eaii neer, officials of the Wejer haeuaer Timber company of Ta coma, arrived In tha cliy Mon day on a brief Inspection trip and to confer with It. It. Ma cartney and other loral officials of tha mjll. Mra. Itoy Jackson will enter tain at her borne at 1004 Pa cific Terrace tlha afternoon at t o'clock for members of the Wedneaday Bridge club. Mr. and Mra. C. E. Terrill ot Medford are apendlng a week In Klamalb Falla aa the gueeta of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mra. fjlenn Terrill. The regular meeting of the Mills P.-T. A. will be held at the Mills school auditorium at 7:30 this evening. There will be election of officers. Mrs. J. C. Lawson will be hos tess lo members of William Put chapter. D. II. K at her home, 100 Pacific Terrace, at S o'clock tonight. !tnr VMtrti la jtnnfln.,! In her home with an attack of In fluansa. Her condition waa re ported aa aomewhat Improved yesieroay, nowerer. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Metcalf leave tlha morning for Portland for a aaveral day'a business trip. They will make tho trip by motor. Mlaa Agnea Arfstrom, teacher In the cliy schools, hss returned from Portland, where ehe at tended a speech conference. Mrs. L. L. Smith left Tuesday evening for Seattle, where ahe will enjoy an extended vlalt. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Smith of tot Pacific Terrace are the par anta of a baby boy, born Sunday morning at the Klamath Valley hospltsl. Mr. Smith Is manaxer at Smith's Kepalr House. . Seniors or K. U. II. 8. will meet Ibis afternoon In the arhool auditorium to make final plans for their commencement exercises scheduled for May 11. The Girls' Athletic association of the Klamath Union high school will meet at 3 : 4 b Thurs day to elect officer. This afternoon the Girls' League of the high aohool will entertain with a matinee dance, the last Dt the year. A meeting of St. Paul's Epis copal Guild will be held at 1:30 ln the Guild hall Thursday. 'El Rodeo' Is Delivered To High Students The 191 Issue of "El. Rodeo" published annually by the associ ated sludenls of K. U. H. S.. waa delivered to pupils of the school Tuesday and la the most attrao live annual ever put out by that atudent body. The book, published ant at tractively bound in blue leather by Smith-Bates Printing company, lo called the Castlllan edition. It haa aa one of Ha most outstanding teaturea many clever nnd artlstio Illustrations by Marc Davis, high school student. A pencil sketch ot Paul Jackson, superintendent, by Maro Davis, centers the drat page ot the annual. The book covers ndtntnlstrn ' tion. classes, pictures of the grad uates and pupils, calendar, presen tations and publications, music, organlsntlona, activities, athletics and humor. The El Rodeo staff ' follows: Editor, Arthur Bremer; aaslstaut editor, Ruth Vannice; art. Mure Davis; photographs, Fred John son; class os, Delphlne Graham; activities, Wesley Guderlan; ath letics, Howard Craven; adminis tration, Kleanoro Weinberg; ro soarcb, Margaret Toung; humor, Don Stanaoll; snaps. John Shaw; ex-offlclo, Hubert Magulro; busi ness manager, Bruce Campbell; assistant business manager, Alli son Barnes; advisors, Lloyd K. Emery and Don C. Fisher. This year'a final publication ot tho Klamath Krater came off the nrese Monday and contalna an ex cellent record ot the year'a school work as well aa many feature ar ticles, pictures of the graduates. and achool new. Chamber Will SuDDort Road Built by U. S. Support to tba Klamath county court In tha maintenance of tba Diamond Lake road waa pledged Tueaday by dlrectora of Klamath chamber ot commarce la regular erealou. .. . ' Conlracta for work on the new road to Diamond Lake from The Dallea-Callfornia highway are ready to let, according to the United Slatea Uureau of Public lloada, and era only waiting aigna tutea from lha county court agree ing to lake Ibis road over and umlutnln It according to specifica tion .five yeara banc. The Diamond Lake building program ot the government will louulre Ibree yeara, after which nialnlenanoe work will be carried ou for two yeara longer. After that the county must agree to ,iuko over the maintenance at yearly cont of 1 2 ill per mile. The sM tloii In question Is IS miles In length. The directors voted also to aend Karl V. Ileynolds, executive secre tary of tho chamber, to represent the organization at a mooting of the state highway commission In Portland May It and present re qveata for early completion of tha Storrlll-Halln-Ulate Line aectlon of The Dallea California Highway. A. Kallna. of Malln, will also at tend the meeting, and preaent tee llmony from Matin favoring the road. Plans for the booster meeting honoring the Important Califor nia highway delegation arriving In Klamath Falla May It, were discussed by the executive board. TCeptad' Off Press Given To Students The first Issue of "Heplad." published by the students ot aev eu high schools of Klamath. coun ty outside of Klamath Falls, baa been delivered to the pupils, teacbera and business men throughout Klamath county. Tha year book was published for the first time this year by tba combined atudent bodies of Mer rill, Bnnsnts, Fort Klamatb. Hen ley, Keno, Malln and Chlloquln. It covers administration and claaa f, activities, athletic and literary work of each of tha aeven schools snd shows pictures of all classes. The pictures are unusually excel lent. , The "Heptad" waa cleverly ed ited by atudenla of tbe aeven schools, and waa printed by tbe Chlloquln Review. The book con tains 111 pagaa, and la well Illus trated throughout. Tbe Ileptad annual staff is com posed ot Bertha Paalaen. editor-lu-chlef : Reo Fans, business man aaer; Harold Dixon, picture ed itor; Dora Noah, activities editor: Echo Arant, administration and rlassea editor; Dorothy Shondy. literary and Joke editor, and Elmo Howard, athletics editor. Fuculty advisor were A. E. Street, Malln principal: Violet 'Judy. II. J. Ilendriokson, W. 11. Kuril. J. O. Burcham, Lester Turnbaugh, J. V, Berreman, Mum Tuttan. C. S. DeWill of the Klamatb Studio, HI Klamath, made the photograph . for the annual. IISFM.A Cash Down Model Price - Payment 1929 Ford Phaeton lv v.$225.00 $ 85.00 1928 Ford Roadtter 285.00 95.00 1928 Ford Tudor Sedan 295.00 100.00 1928 Ford Business Coupe ....... ..... 300.00 100.00 1928 Ford Standard Coupe :.. 335.00 115.00 1929 Chevrolet Cabriolet 335.00 115.00 1928 Studebaker Sedan 335.00 ' 115.00 1929 Ford Sport Coupe 350.00 120.00 1929 Ford Tudor Sedan 350.00 120.00 1929 Ford 3-Window Sedan ......i.. 365.00 125.00 1929 Ford 2-Window Sedan 365.00 125.00 1929 Ford Standard Coupe 365.00 125.00 1929 Ford Tudor Sedan . 365.00 125.00 1930 Ford Phaeton 375.00 125.00 1929 Plymouth Coupe 385.00 130.00 1930 Ford Sport Roadster ...... 415.00 140.00 1930 Ford Tudor Sedan . 450.00 150.00 1930 Ford Sport Coupe . 460.00 155.00 1930 Ford Coupe 465.00 155.00 1929 Ford Town Sedan 495.00 165.00 1930 Ford De Luxe Coupe 495.00 165.00 1930 Ford Cabriolet 525.00 175.00 1929 Oldsmobile Sport Coupe 525.00 175.00 1929 Buick Sedan 675.00 225.00 TERMS BALSIGER MOTOR CO. Main & Esplanade. Phone 2100. 8th & Pine Sts. CompUt iVne MiU Oiling On Lakeview Road Approximately nine mile of oiling haa bean completed on the Lakevlew-Klamatb Falla highway, according to an announcement from 4b slate highway depart ment.. Tbla etretcb of road Is from mllepost t.t to mllepoet 11 1, giving a ' contlnueua oil road fror. ihe junction to mile post It on Bly mountain. Public Service . Commissioner Holds Hearing Charles M. Thomas, public utilities commissioner; Herbert Hauser, aarretary lo the com mission; Roy A. Kline, Slate highway engineer; J. H. Scott, state market road engineer, and J. M. Devcrs, assistant attorney general for the alete otf Oregon, assigned to the stale' highway commission, were In Klumalh Falla Tuesday for hearing on ap plications of tha Great Northern railroad for 10 croaslnga and overhead crosalnga on ' Its ex tension south to Keddle, Calif. The bearing waa bald in tbe Klamatb county court bouse In tbe presence of tbe county court and au Intereated audience. The mailer of tbe state hlgh way'a new aectlon of rood from the city limit of Klamatb Falls to a point beyond Pelican City, croaslug tbe Southern Pacific railroad In the vicinity of ML Calvary cemetery, waa also dis cussed. Immediately after noon Com missioner Tbomaa and tba atate highway men made a tonr of the polnta In question at the bear ing. . Yeggs Blast Safe at Modoc, Loot Taken Ualng nitroglycerin to blow open tbe aafe at the Modoc Point poetofflce, tblevea aucceeded In steeling $187 In cash aometlme Monday night. Entrance was effected by cut ting a bole In the door and un locking It from the inside. Nitro glycerin need to blow the aafe wa made, presumably, from ex ploelvea atolen laat week from the W. D. Miller Construction company. Two men entered the building and accomplished the "Job." The Modoc point poetofflce Is located ln the Lamm Lumber company atore, but nothing was taken from the store except tour package of cigarette. Sheriff Low waa Informed of the robbery early yesterday and proceeded at once to Modoc Point. He apent the day at that place and In the immediate vi cinity checking up on auapecta and clue. Sheriff Low waa aid ed in bla search for the robbers by Tim Warren, special detective ot the Southern Pacific railroad. Officers hope to have definite trace of the thieves soon. Mra. Charlea LaPolnte 1 now In Loa Angelea purchasing mid summer apparel for tbe local store and will send a ahlpment of new atork ' i the atore Thursday. Late Model Pageant Will , Be Feature of ' r County Fair . An elaborate pageant, depleting the lore of the Klamalb country will ba the chief feature of Kla math county annual fair Sep tember 4, 6 and g. It waa an nounced yesterday by Mrs. Lee Parker, secretary of the Klamath county fair board. More than too persona all resi dents of Klamath county will take part under the direction ot Lurllo Warner of Eugene, Ethel Chase Christie, dramalio coach of Eu gene high achool and Ottilia 8ey bolt, professor of drama ot the University of Oregon. Mrs. War aer la In Klamatli Falla tbla week outlining the early details of the pageant. Two contest open to any resi dent ot Klamalb county, regard leaa of age, wers announced today by Mrs. Warner. The county fnlr board la offering 2S.G0 for an. original anappy poster and 13.00 for an interesting slogan which will be used over the en tire Psclfle cosst to advertise Klamath exhibit. All entrlea lo the contest must be ln tbe handa of Mr. Parker in the county court house, fair board dices, not later than midnight of June 1. It waa learned. Judges sill be announced later. Further details will be announced this week. CityW.CT.U. Plans Meeting Tuesday, May 19 Klamath Falla W. C. T. V. will hold a convention In this city Tueaday, May 10. beginning at 10 a. m. In tha Methodist church parlors, corner of Tenth and Hich streets. There will be a covered dish luncheon at noon In the community room ln tbe base ment ot the cbnrcb. Mra. Jolly, etate president, will be in attendance. A Vocal selec tion will be given by Mrs. Eliza beth Saunders and ap Instru mental number by Misa Eleanor Wagner ot New York, talented pianist. - Tbe evening aeaalon will con vene at t o'clock In the auditor ium, when tbe auto president will talk on tbe main laaues. Sev eral loral speaker will be on tbe program and there will be an unuaually fine musical program. Mrs. Mary Boyd Wagner and R. E. Patterson ill be on tbe pro gram and each will give several vocal aelectiona. Mra. C. H. Pierce ot Ashland b the house guest ot Mr. and Mr. O. C Steven ot Pacific Terrace tor several days. Louie Polin Fountain Sporting Goods Booths For Ladles WHEN YOU'RE IX . CHILOQCIX DROP IN ' OCR STORE Headquarters in Klamatli News and Evening Herald ro Ai Recreation AlUy Cloud For Year, Plan to Remodel Tbs alleys of Klamath Recre ation' have bean closed tor the aaaeon snd will not reopen nntll September 1. In th meantime the popular resort wUI be com pletely -redecorated along Us moat modern lines, 'tba alley will be replaned and reflnished and thlh einlnmM, ,l,n - ral overhauling. - Tbs psst season hss been one of the most successful since Klamath Itewreallnn w . nnmnmA to bowlers of this city. Many Visit. Lava Beds on , : , Last Sunday One of the largest caravan trips to tbe Modo county lava beds and cave was conducted Snnday under the direction of Captain O. C. Applegate. Tbe trip cov ered lit miles and took In 10 of tbe caves. - . Those accompanying Captain Applegate on the trip were M. J. Owsley, Earl D. Gilbert. Mra. John A. McCall, Hlllls and Jean Mcviii. - H. K, Lynch; Mr. and Mr. Webb, Deril and Gull Webb, P. M. Kennedy. Mrs. C. E. Ken nedy, Mra. Bob Kennedy. Misa Elaine Hunt, Mia Betty Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Church. Jim Church, Clyde Holbert. Mr. Ethel Holbert, Mr. end Mrs. James Fowler, Mr. and Mra. W. T. Long. Mr. and Mra. O. O. Wo man, Mr. and Mra. A, R. Dickson, Mr. ana Mra A C. Cummlnga, Mra. Ritchie, Mra. Russell, Mrs. Mary Smith. Harry J. Hartson. Alyc Hathaway, Mr. Harry Hartson and Mr. and Mr. Paul Landraa. all of Klamath Falla. Tbs following ont-ot-town peo ple also made .tbs trip: Gene Dowling. Medford: Mr. snd Mra. Fred A. Keller. Mrs. Jennie Donn. Malln: Myrs V. Applegate, Grants Paaa: Anna Fonat, Mr. and Mra. George C. Hepwortb, Evelyn Hepworth, Roland Hep wortb. Clayton Hepworth, Klam ath Agency. We Give Orange Stamps .0 frN. La Pointe's Licna Er.icrfci , r Mothers, Vfazz At Lcnch TvlzzZzj A Mother's Day program la serves of Mother's Dsy, waish waa celebrated May It, wag held at th Lion slab laaakeon M noon Taeeda- A lug's aambar ol mothers war present at ta meeting nnd honored with n srs gram. . . , Each Lion Invited! hi wis ta be his gnsst at the luacheaa, A splendid program, consisting sf a vocal duet by Ruth Cofer and Marjorle Rirhardw, aeeoeapasr ivd by Mrs. Fred Cofer, and talk nr.i.n t mit flu,. a ru..... gave s talk honoring , mother w were present sns WIIIISBJ Barron on mothers whs bsvs passed on. White and red carnations wars' worn by tbs Lions. . , Summer School Meet Wednesday All thoss desiring to take n all weeks' summer achool roarse at the Klamath Union high achool are aaked to meet st th achool st 1 o'clock Wedneaday after noon, it was announced yea tar day morning by Paul T. Jackson.' principal. Th six weeks soars will begin June 1 and last natU July 10. The subjects offered during tha course will depend on the de mand, Mr. Jackson aaid. PLEASANT VIEW DAIRY f r e as tossed Jersey asat asat tattled ta a pleat tssat ha eesuTorwieat is reejaavs- (Joe Keller) CaJI ISTWa We DeUwa THESE Weanrithal : Jaquettes Will Go Places .YouH see them at Smart Clubs a ' on the Street . . , at 'Afternoon Teas . . . at the Seashore . . . the Theatre , . . at Ball Games e Each type of Jacket . is designed to be ' ' assembled with any . dress for a smart en- t semble. -, Velvet Jackets $3.75 Tailored, double breasted, with pockets. Bed, tan black. Flannel Jackets $3.75 Belted back patch pock ets. Blue, red and green.'' Keramis $9.75 Fur fabric pockets. White, black, honey blue, green. 13-20. . Satin Jackets - $6.75 Heavy -corded satin with beige collar and cuffs crepe lined. 16-18. , Velvet Wraps . All satin lined excellent quality of transparent vel vetfull length, finger1 tip, and short. ? , v
