June 17, 1933
THE KLAMATH NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
fAGE FIVE
CITY BRIEFS
Wlllerd (lueata Ouests reale
tared at tbe Wlllard hotel Thure
tay evtnlnf wart: L. M. Camp
bell, r. 0. Oreanburg, T. W.
Lonnenk, Sacramento; Jack Lar
aun, Dalit; C. 8. Keely, ttlcb
mondi I'ercy Mcllulre, Han i"ran
clseoi r. 0. Kate's, Chlraao; V.
1. Mitchell and wlfa, Portland;
A. Stephens and family. Port
land; II. H. Welsh, Ban Fran
claco; George L. Htllaa, Los An
falaa; J. H, Nelson, Spokane;
Mr. and Mra. 1. 0. Moora. Ban
rranclarn; Max ghlllrl, I'oriland:
Myll Hoovsr, Hand; Donald
Bruce, I'oriland; Varna Ramiay,
Hueanvllle: Mra. K. C. Young,
Portland; F. E. Jackaon, Don H.
MeKee, Ban rranclaco; M. D.
Treyer, Portland; Wade Oood
man, Walla Walla; Mr. and Mra.
K. 0. Millar, Portland; Mr. and
Mra. M. A. Rlckerd, Corvalllsj
Will Hrovllle, Orante Paaa;
Frank Troah, Edward Orant. 1.
M. Pond, Portland; J. I). Iluln,
8t. Paul; 1. W. (iallagher. Balom;
K, C. Orlffln, tleorae Young. D.
H. Waat, flaattla; Mr. and Mra.
Romeo Clou lay, Ilrooki; J. W.
Thompaon, Blodgett; T. W. 11 II
tnaa, H. II. Sweyse, Tolado; J.
B. Wnoda. Loagvlew; J. F. May,
San Francisco; 1. A. Burton.
Ban rrsnclsco; r. P. Knlaht.
Balam; 1. K. Robinson: Chas.
Follaup, Foraal Orora; W. W.
Kkblad, Marshflrld; Moyalla Wll
llkan, Ruth lllandhard, Ban
Franclaoo; Mr. and Mra. W. tt.
Thornton. Marahflald; Mr. and
Mra.1 M. H. Comrolngs, and Mr.
and Mra. Ram Allan. Corvsllls;
Anna Hammar, Redding; K. F.
I. aughlln, Marysvllle; A. M.
Yentiref, Sacramento; M. C.
Orlawold. Portland; Kannath
Bmllh, Portland; Walda Harding.
Hoeehurg; Ratty Hill. Marahflald;
Landa Hapaeg. Margery Quint,
Roaaniary Htratton. . . Portland;
Vlolat Crump. Lakavlear,
Kasiea Benefit Pancr An
Eaglaa banaflt danra to ralaa
fundi for aandlng li representee
tlvee to tba atata ronrantton at
Burna, June il, will ba given at
tha Bcandla hall Monday evening.
Kworere From lllneee Mrs.
4. R. Blaamora, of Fort Klamath
who haa baan receiving madlcal
traatmant at Klamath Valley hoi
pltal, waa sufficiently recovered
to laata tha hoapltal Friday
morning.
Im Hoapltal Mra. Dawaln
DaLap waa abla to rat urn to bar
noma at 4S0 South Fifth atraat
Frlriav, aftar rnruparatlng from
a major o par at Ion to which aha
aubmlttad at Klamath Valley hoa
pltal ractntly.
iaata la Klamath Dr. and
Mra. (laorga Stannard of Aham-
bra. Calif., and little daughter.
Georgene, were guaata at the
home of Mr. and Mra. A. M
' Clark. 1110 Oregon aranue, Mon
day and Tneaday. ,
Baker VUltora Mr. and Mra.
T. H. Millar of Baker are visiting
at tha home of Mr. and Mra,
Virgil E. Valtch. 610 Jefferson
etreat, on their return trip from
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Take Over Berber Shop O
E. Hlnea haa taken over the
barber ehop at JOS South
Seventh. The ahop haa beau
remodeled. Hlnei, who uaad to
work at Donart'i, will conduct a
three-chair shop.
Return! Home 8. C. Millard
returned to hla borne at 113
Wendllng etreet Friday from
Klamath Valley hoapltal, where
he recently underwent a major
operation.
Lakevlew Vlettnr c. E. Croei.
white, with the atata police de
partment of Lakevlew, waa a bue
tneaa Tlaltor In Klamath Falls
Thursday. Croaswhlte waa trans
ferred to Lakerlew May 1.
Make Bnalneaa Trip Frr nk
Wearer and Lou Centro ' Port
land apent Tueaday la Chlloquln
on a bnalneaa visit. Centro la
apendlng aereral daya In the
Klamath country.
Algoma Patient I-erry . Pow-
era of Algoma la a patient at
Klamath Valley ImspltsI where
ba Is receiving medical attention,
Now Playing
Ends Saturday
Coming Sunday
7.AHV
PITTS
SLIM
SUMMERVILLE
In
"Out All Night"
Critics have agreed
(aea any magaalne)
that this la far better
than "They Jnst Had
to Get Married."
rOOLK'S .
PELICAN
-THEATRE"
AvV tacts irminii' tA
Hall Hotel Olieele (luests rag
lalared at tha Hall hotel Thurs
day evening wera: Art Harry,
Tnppenlah; Nala Zurelfel, T. N.
lnnlro, J. Holllster, K. Burelfel,
La (irande; J. F. Brady, Ban
rranclaco; Mr. and Mrs. N. II,
Montgomery, Portland; Mr. and
Mra. wiinain Ravage. Portland:
Mra. Bessie Denny, Yreka; Meu-
rina Carroll, Oregon Cavea; Anna
Wise, Oregon City; Dorottae
Adama, Corvallli.
Visit at Mnilley Home Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Beaton of Burl-
Ingame, Calif., are guests at tha
home of Mrs. Llndley'a parents.
nr. ana Mrs. (leorge Llndley,
of this city. Mrs. Beeton will
he remembered as Katharine
Llndley. They will aoend sever
al weeks here enjoying summer
recreations and visiting several
n , Ik, mni.nKln
filllld Deearrt HHdua A At.
earl bridge will be given by Ht.
i-aiu episcopal (iuiid at the
pariah houae on Monday, Juna la,
at 1:16 o'clock. Reservations
may he made by calling Mrs.
11. K. Oats, chairman, Mrs. 0.
F. Konschot, Mrs. W. L. Qtilnn.
Mra. D. V. Kuykandsll or Mrs.
Howard Bcheffel, tha committee
In charge.
Knrnttte to Llilraato Mlaa Mar.
garat Calahan of Eugene, waa an
overnight vlaltor In Klamath
Kails Wednesday at the home of
Mr. and Mra. Alai Bearcllffe.
atlas isianaa la anrouta to Chi.
cago where she will attend the
World s Fair. She waa Joined In
this city by Mrs. O'Connor of
Fort Klamath, who will also
mage tna trip to Chicago.
Undergoes Operation Arl'.ur
Leavltt, manager of Rocky Point
resort was brought to Klamath
Falls Thursday morning and
rushed to Hillside hospital for
an emergency appendix opera'
tlon. His condition waa reported
to be satisfactory by hospital at'
tendanta.
Correction The Grants Past
post of United Spanish War Vet
erana has Invited tbt Herbert
Applegate camp and auxiliary to
tna picnic In Klveralde park In
observance of Flag Day. It was
not Hosahurg who Issued the
Invitation as previously t
nounced.
Aviator Recovers Walter Foa-
ter, student aviator, who was
serlauslv Injured when bis plane
crashed at the municipal air
port early this week, waa suf
ficiently recovered to be moved
to his home In West Klamath
addition Friday.
Leaves Hpl,l R,pi, fjel
son, 11-year-old Fort Klamatl
boy. haa left Klamath Valley
,iM,Mi Buer recuperating from
m .v..... mural, innBier rtPIB
will remain In Klamath Falls f
a few daya before return!
home.
Couple Honored Mr. and Mrs
Harold McCollum wera gucsta or
honor at a wiener roast held
Thursday evening at Moore park
after which a charivari was held.
Mr. McCollum la an employe of
the local post office.
t'ndergnea Operation Mrs
C. 8. Wheeler of Route 1. Box
1. Is a patient at Klamath Val
ley hospital where she under
went a major operation Wednes
day night.
flora to hlliKuln Mrs. R.
Conners who bas been receiving
medical care at Hillside hospital,
returned to her home la Chllo
quln Friday.
neatly Visitors Cecil and Al
bert Rhoadea of Bcatty were In
tha city Wednesday attending to
business matters for their sister,
Mra. John Simmons, of Beatty.
Portland Vlsltora Mr. anil
Mrs. Paul Schaner of Portland
are visiting In Klamath Falls at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Walker
Alturaa Patient Mra. Elmer
llurdlck of Alturas, who waa vis
iting . friends . at. Merrill, waa
brought to Hillside hoapltal for
medical treatment Thursday.
Receiving Treatment Mrs.
Jerry 8lemore of Fort Klamath
la ap atlent at Klamath Valley
hospital where aha la receiving
medical treatment.
Jifotor to Mrdfnrd Mra. W.
8. Slough, George Mclntyra and
little daughter Jean and little
Carlene Schubert, enjoyed an au
tomobile trip to Medford Thurs
day. Algoma Visitors Mrs. B J.
Loftsgaard and daughter" Alice,
of Algoma, spent Thursday in
Klamath Falls on a shopping
visit.
Taken to Hospital Miss Anita
Lawrence of Oakland. Calif., was
met at the train Friday morning
and taken to a local hospital for
treatment.
Fort Klamath Shoppers Mrs.
Ray Taylor and Mra. William
Psga of Fort Klamath apent
Wednesday shopping In Klamath
Falls.
Now Playing
BOB
STEELE
In
the; .
GALLANT
FOOL
A Thrilling Story of
the CIRCUS
, POOLE'S ,
PINE TREE
-THKATHE-
COOL AMI t'OMI-ORTAIILK
Farms, Towns Isolated As Columbia Rises
Latsj spring rains swelled trlbutarlea of the Willamette and Columbia rivers, and low-lying ad
Jacant property la Inundated, Thlt
St. Helens, Ore.
Coming
TAD ALEXANDER and. JOHN
RASPUTIN
Returns from California Fll
Isberto Lawrence, prominent
homesteader at Tula Lake, re
turned recently from a trip and
visit of cities north of San Fran
cisco. Iwrence made the trip
In connection with the Portu
guese Roman Catholic church
which gave programa In recog
nition of Penticosa Sunday..
Returning Saturday Mrs. P.
J. Lesmelster la expected home
.Saturday from Portland and
Spokane, where aha baa been
enjoying a visit.
Home from Seattle Mr. and
Mrs. L. I. Strtngfellow, who
have been spending a fortnight's
vacation In Seattle, have re
turned to their home in Klamath
Falls.
Leave? for Spokane Mr. and
Mra. Harry Hill are leaving Sat
urday morning for Spokane,
Wash., where thev have been
called by the death'ot Mra. Hill's
father.
Picnic Planned Tht Juveniles
and all Royal Neighbor children
will hold a pot luck picnic Satur
day at 1:10 p. m. at Moora park.
Knee Injured J. 8. Wattt of
Big Lakes camp, la receiving
medical treatment for a knea in
Jury at Hillside hospital.
1'ndeLfOea Operation 8. J,
Carlisle, 118 Mortimer street,
underwent a major operation at
Hillside hospital Thuraday.
Catch Limit ot Fish Homer
I.ocnmb and Lynn Propst spent
Thursday fishing at Wood River,
returning with a limit catch.
I'ndergoea Operation F. Bear
er of Keno, underwent a major
operation at Hillside hospital
Friday morning.
Seattle Visitor J. Sprlngateln
ot Seattle, Is a business visitor
In Klamath Falls.
Algoma Shopper Mra. Max
Chrlstnan ot Algoma, apent Fri
day shopping In Klamath Falls.
. I believe that civilization, as
we have known It and enjoyed
It, cannot exist much longer un
less the burdens which oppress
mankind are lifted soon. Robert
W. Ilingbsm, U. S. ambassador
to England.
Good manners are not always,
aa people think, a matter of
training. They are a matter ot
feeling. Mrs. Franklin D. Roose
velt. China's population has been es
timated at 474.787.000.
MI? NEW
Theatre of the Stars
a
Endi Tonight
MAGIC NIGHT
. . Frntnrlng
JACK BUCHANAN
All Mimic find Bntifr.
Coming Tomorrow
RASPUTIN
AND THE
EMPRESS
paajy.a..xtW , i
'. ? . , I 1 a -. fy
CZ5
air view abowa the Columbia's
To Vox
BARRYMORE in
AND THE EMPRESS '
AMUSEMENTS
VOX Now playing, Jack Bu
chanan In "Magic Night." Com
ing Sunday, John Barrymbore In
"Rasputin and the Empress."
PELICAN Now playing, Her
bert Marsball in "Evenings for
Sale."
PINE TREE Now playing.
Bob Steele In "Tha Gallant
Fool." .
vox
"Rasputin and the Empress,'
probably tha most discussed mo
tion picture or the year, will
open Sunday at tha Vox Theatre.
following Its successful run at
the Astor Tbeatra in New York
and extended showings In the
principal cities ot the United
States. John. Ethel and Lionel
Harrymore are starred In tht
thret principal roles of the pro
duction, appearing together for
the first tlma on the screen
during their respective careera.
"Rasputin and the Empress'
la based on an original atory by
Charles MacArthur, well known
for bis work on "The Promt
Page," "Lulu Belle" and other
atage and acreen dramas. The
picture waa directed by Richard
Boleslavsky. author of "Tha Way
ot a Lancer" and "Lances
Down," and for seven? years
following his earlier work with
the Moscow Art Theotre, a prom
inent flmi'e in Hollywood, a
The aupportlng cast la headed
hy Ralph Morgan as the Ciar,
Diana Wynyard. tho London
stage star, as Princess Natasha,
and Tad Alexander, recently seen
aa tht ton in "Strange Inter
lude," as tha Ciarevltch. Im
portant roles are also played by
C. Henry Gordon and Edward
Arnold.
PKLICAX
"Evenlnga for Sale." a roman
tic comedy featuring , Herbert
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I THE W ELL-iM F6riKli
I aeiiasVta Ha
encroachment upon a farm near
Marshall (phenomenal star of
"Trouble In Paradise"), Sari
Maritsa. Charlie Rugglea and
Mary Boland now playing at tha
Pelican Theatre, and la a par
ticularly delightful piece ot en
tertainment. As tar aa tha atory la concern
ed. "Evenings for Sale" la a ten
derly romantic idyll which
evolves In general from tha same
background as "Tht Merry
Widow," "The Student Prince"
aad other stories of central Eu
rope. But the atory cannot help
being aubordlnate to tha per
formancea of the cast and to tha
brilliant treatment, both dra
matic and musical, that haa been
accorded the production.
PINE TREE
Bob Steele's performance In
"The Gallant Fool." now play
ing at the Pine Tret Theatre,
provea conclusively that ba baa
no equal on tbe acreen In acro
batic and athletic work. Famed
for bla rough-rldlng and other
cowboy activities, Steele performs
a breath-taking trapeze stunt in
this picture that would do credit
to Ringllng'a best atar. He.
moreover, adds to bla acting lau
rels, by convincingly interpreting
what Is for him. an entirely new
type ot character.
Two Auto Crathes
Reported at Station
Tm minor automobile accl-
rfa.,t. whirh nernrred Thursday
have been reported to police bu
reau by drivers ot cars mvoiveo.
Ray Bromwell. of Bouio l, re
nvtui that fenders, fanmner and
horn ot his automobile were
damaged when Bert Klug, aia
North Second atreet, tailed to
signal when he turned at an
alleyway on East Main. The
accident occurred at 1 o'clock
Thursday afternoon. Klug also
iiuj - ,.nnri nf the accident.
stating that he failed to girt a
signal upon turning.
Reporta were also filed by
Bert Schultx and Mrs. George J.
Cannon. Mra. Cannon, who waa
practicing drlrlng In order to
obtain a license, struck the
Schultx automobile on South
Sixth atreet at Martin Brothers
mill, at 1:15 Thursday after
noon. Schnlts waa leaving the
parking xont when hit car was
struck, damaging the fenders.
Mrs. Cannon Uvea at the Roose
velt apartments and Shultt Is
connected with tha Klamath
Moulding company.
Vital Statistics
MARRIAGES
LOPER-KEUMAN Jim Loper
to Grace Kermen of Lakevlew.
June 1. 11. Married by Rlr.
A. Theodort Smith, ot the First
Presbyterian church, at his home
at 435 North Second street.
T waa a bov. VI didn't
cart a tinker's dam tor a boy
who wort ahoes. We regarded
him at a sissy and wouldn't as
sociate with him. Senator Car
ter Glass ot Virginia.
There are about 1,500,000 dogs
In England
Tii - ;ti4aJtii;
ION SCHOOL
Tht Presbyterian Vacation
Church school baa Just conclud
ed two weeks ot successful
work, under the direction of Miss
Dorothy A. Smith, Instructor of
week-day Bible work la the pub
lic echoole of the city, Tht en
rollment reached 12f and the
average attendance haa been
much better than anything pre
vious. This haa been accom
plished without publicity or ef
fort after numbers, but with em
phasis on training.
Tht faculty consisted of 10
Instructors and aaslstanta with
four departments In the school.
Mrs. Myrtle Helm, principal of
Pelican school, had charge of
the eighth grade pupils. Mrs.
Harry Hill dlracted the domes
tie science class, Mr. Alan Theo
dore Smith had charge of tha
manual training. Mia a Nettle
Tompklna had charge of the
kindergarten and beginners'
work, Mrs. Henrr Perkins and
Miss Eleanor Sherman of the
primary and Junior classes, and
Mlsa Dorothy Smith of the Inter
mediates. Othera assisting In
tha Instruction were Miss Peal
Jean Wilson Mlsa Jean Harvey,
and Mlsa Marjorlt Davis.
Forty received diplomat for
perfect attendance and 10 awards
were given for memorizing to
or more verses of scripture.
The school closed with a pic
nic at Moore park.
During tha aame period Mlaa
Smith haa been directing a sim
ilar school at Falrhaven, where
the Presbyterian church baa
been officially asaigne dreapon
albllity both locally and by tht
State Council of Home Missions
and where tha First Presbyter
ian church baa been operating
Fryers
Ictly fresh, 3-lb. avenge
Lb. 171
HAMSIb.13 2c
HorreU's eastern skinned
and local hams
BeefRoasi
Lb. 10
Tender Steer Beef
If
Stone'
Supreme
Quality
TOILET SOAP
Mission Bell
3 bars flffi
PAR
Large
SOAP
Harmony
10 bars
SNOWDRIFT
3 lb. can
Pork and Beans
Van Cump'i
Med. Size tun
Tree Tea
llb.blk.57
llb.gr.42
Tomato Soup
Helna Cream of Tomato
Large Can
2 for
1 Ijnro Cream Asparagus
K'j'l SUPREME ata 0atf J
II il ' ft,
SATURDAY AND MONDAY
B17 Main St. Phone 541-
on Sunday and holding vacs tlon
Bible work lor tha past flvt
yetra. Thla achool will prob
ably continue tor another week.
aa haa been requeated by the
people ot tha neighborhood. Tha
attendance and Interest, In this
Falrhavea-Weyerbaeusar district
haa been tint throughout,
LAKEVIEW, Ore. A doien
aawmlll operatora In thla com
munity met here Wednesday night
and decided to form the Lakevlew
Pine Lumber aasoclatlon.
Tba purpose ot the association
Is to band together tha manufac
turera of pine lumber and pine
lumber products In the Lakevlew,
Industrial district for the purpose
ot placing tha facts which are pe
culiar to tht lumber Industry In
this section before such trade aa
soclatlon and governmental agen
cies aa the facta may require In
order to protect and promote the
general welfare of It J members In
the application of tha Industrial
control bill to them.
Most of tha sawmills which
with
Murphy's Melodians
-Tule Lake Legion Hall
Saturday Night
Admission 25c Each Person
Peanut Butter
In bnlk
2 lbs. 171
half or whole
Steaks
lb. 17
Rib. Round. Sirloin
IJ Tender young beef
SUGAR
C. M H. Pure Cane
01.97
KlOO lbs.
LETTUCE
Large, fancy eolld beads
Each Qtf
NEWPEAS
Oregon grown, aweet and
tender
3 lbs.
LEMONS
Fancy Bnnklst
2 doz. Qffyt
New Potatoes
Sbafter-Whltea .
5 lbs.
Mi
Pineapple
J. D. Dolt
Broken Slice
JH Tin
2 cans 291
Soup FREB
ara member wart constricted
during tht past two or three
yeara, and ran at full eapaclty
daring lsll-'ll. Tha members
ot tbe association ara anxloua to
have their quotas computed tpon
a shipping basis for tht reason
that local mills can only operate
between May It and Oetobee 1,
berauaa ot tht extremely high al
titude. A committee consisting ot W.
D, Starblrd, Hugh Da Armond. J.
C. Clark. Harry Utley and Forrest
E. Cooper was appointed to draft
artlclea of aaaoclattoa and by
laws which will be tdopted at
meeting to ba held hert thlt com
ing Saturday avtning.
Crew Puthct Work
On McKenxie Pom
BEND, Ore.. June If, (AP)
Tbt rotary plow astd In optnlng
the McKenile Paaa highway to
automobile travel, today waa bor
ing Ha way Into the big cut at
tha east approach to Summit lava
beda through drlfta IS feet deep,
with only 100 feet to go. Tha
craw expected to finish the work
In tha cut today, despite tht
grtat depth ot packed enow, la
terstratlflsd with Ice.
More women than man Urt te
bt centenarians.
Pork Roast
Lb. 81
Pure Lard or Shortening
4 lbs. 291
Beef Boil
Lb. 7
lender rib and brisket
Sky-High
Bland f
Freeh roasted tWL,
.safMraaM-n-H
FLOUR
Northern Brand, i
Hard Wheat
491bs.0E.19
COFFEE
Oreat American, 1-tb.
Yacnnm Packed Tina
Pound
JELL0
Assorted Flavors
3 pkgs.
OLIVES
Century Brand Large
Ripe Ollvea
NO. 1 TALL CAN
TOMATO JUICE
Campbell's, Vitamin-Rich
No. 1 Tall CAN
5
Kerr's Jam
In tt-lb. Jars
Assorted
Jar 34
Mayonnaise Nalley's
Quart . a 45
Pint . . . 25
FEATURES
.2.00 Orrlert Delivered Fr