The Klamath news., July 13, 1933, Page 5, Image 5

July 13, 1933
THE KLAMATH NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE FIVE
CITY BRIEFS
I Saw
Hordes of young ducks end
gees, feeding end ewlmmlng
In the Klamath lake watnre
where nesting conditions have
been liloal tlili soason, and I
thnuglil of the buntlni see
on. J. K.
rlpnnsorlna- Dnnrr -The llnem
ploysd Council will iipnninr a
free dsnre to be held at Hcundls
hill on Thursday evening at
o'clock. The council alao huldn
dance each Haturdsr evnning,
proroutle from which arn turned
over to needy unemployed.
Hark From Fair Mr. and
Mra. T. O. Johnson and son, Hob
ot tha Paarca Doauly ahop hsve
returned from a trip to lha
Century of Progress exposition
In Chlcaio and a tour ot Yellow
alona National park. Thoy were
away a month and whlla In Chl
caio Mra. Johnion visited aoma
ot tha largest baauty salons In
tha city.
Meeting Postponed In cour
tesy to Tat Commlsalnnar Chaa.
V. Calloway, who addressed a
lunrbfion meeting of business and
profaialonal man and women
Wedneedar at tha Wlllard ho .1.
tha Insurance Aianta association
of Klamath Fells postponed l a
regular waakly meeting until
Kriilny noon at tha Wlllard.
. , i- if .u., A n nntl 11CS-
mant of a alata-wlda meeting of
ratall meat aeaiera io i
Portland, Bunday. July I, baa
hatn received at tha local chain-
. a An Ineal deal-
ner m ct.iun,-.,'-. -
ara Interested In attending tha
mooting may oniam iucut .u
formation from tha chamber.
In city From Camp Mr. and
Mra. Victor Palmer and children.
--a itarbara. . wara In
Klamath Falla Tuaaday to obtain
supplies for their summer tii
v.- unHh I'mnnm river.
on - -
f an-nmniMHl. UT Don
ald Reynolds, who la spending tha
lummii with mem
Brfnm Vrmn f takland Mrs.
F. W. Martin, proprlatoraaa of
tha Modarn grocery on r.asi
ii. im iirMt. returned Friday
from Oakland. Calif., whara aha
visited har aon-ln-law ana oeugn.
tar, Mr. and Mra. Oacar Berg
dahl.
lUmlrd Iurk Found A ruddy
lurk, bearing tha lag 1ISS&.7 HV
.1 .1 .. I - .1 I l...nil. m i on
waa found on Link rlrar on June
I by Ml Vernone wcl.'auioy,
according to reports f ruin lha U.
ft. blnlnglral aurvey. Tha bird
waa killed by aoma animal.
Hark From Dunamnlr Mra.
Itatnon Arnold and llula daugh
ter, Jean Kay, hsve roturned to
ihelr hum on onrden street from
Dunsmulr, Calif., whera they
rlalted fur several daya.
Mr. Lalhie Vlalla Mn. P.
LaDue of Dunsmulr rlalted
i - it,. ( , V I- wuk
from her home In Dunsinutr.
una la a tormer reeiuem ui
Klamath falla.
Returns From Vlalt Mra.
Helen Itorill baa returned to
Klamath Falla after a weoK a
vsrntlon apvnt In Medford aa the
guana of Mr. ana Mrs. A. v
Allen.
riMil injurvo nwn ,uiiii,i.
emplnya of tha Ewauna Lumber
company, la a patient at Klam
ath Valley hoapltal, whera ba la
Injury.
Arrive Homo Dale Shepherd
lias arrlred home to wlatl "hie
parenta, Mr. and Mra. Marvin
Hhenhard of 140 California are
one from Salem whara ba attenda
achool.
Retnra Roma Mr. and Mra.
Frank F. ltobluaon and children,
Alfred and Florence and Dean
Hmlth of Moacow, Ida., left for
their boma Wedneaday morning
after a 10-daya' visit with rela-
tlvaa and frlenda In Klamath
Fallt and at Rocky Point,
Return Home Mra. Fred How
ard and Mlaa Ada Hardin re
turned boma Hunday after an
enjoyable week apent In Calla
han, Calif., aa the gueata of Mr.
nd Mra. w. H. Harmon and
Mine Hub? Bridges.
M. and F, Circle The M. and
F. circle of tha Methodlat Ladlss'
Aid will meot Thureday after
noon at 9 o'clock at tha home
of Mra. H. B. Wooda In Bt. Fran
cla park.
VETERANS ELECT.
F
Tha Veteran'a Political League
ot Klamath County, formerly
known aa tha Defendera of Amer
ica, elected permanent offlcera
and went on record unanimously
oppoalng either of tba propoaed
plana of tranafnrrlng tha armory
fund at a meeting Tueaday ato
ning In tha circuit court room.
District Attorney T. ft. Olllen-
watera apoka In faror of leavlng
tha armory fund whera It la, and
doclared either of tha propoaed
tranafera would not decreaae the
county taxea.
On tha baala that construction
of tha armory would decreaae the
Hat of unemployed, R. K. Brad
bury, director o? relief, main
talned tha fund ahould ba kept
Intact and efforta made to receive
federal money for matching tha
Pay Day at a Forest Army Camp
yJ2
Llut. T. I. BadU, U. . irmr, Is shown
abov sctlnf as paymaster for lha Clvllfaa
Coniarvatlon Corps camp In Italnlar Na
tional Park, Washington. Each workar
gta $& monthly out oC tha dollar-a-dy
pay, and Is housed, flothcd and fed at gov
arnmant aipansa. Tha ramainder of tha
'pay la aaut to lha workar 'a dependents.
county'a appropriation for build
ing tha armory at tha praaent
time,
Repreaentlng tha National
Guard, Fay Morrla, local attor
ney, adrlaed agalnat changing
tha armory fund to other pro
poaed county funda.
tieorgo Taylor, county treaa
urer. apoka on tha financial con
dltlona of tha county, and de
clared tha county waa In fair con
dition. .
A meeting will be held with the
Langell Valley Veteran'a Polit
ical league Thuraday evening at
the Langell Valley community
hall at g o'clock.
Offlcera elected at tha meeting
Tueaday evening ara: W. P.
Myara, prealdent; M. W. Harbl-
aon, rlca prealdent: C. Chapman,
Junior vice prealdent; C. B. Caa
aell, aecretary; Al Fiddler, treas
urer; w. P. McCauley, aergeant
at arme; Frank Frankford, C.
Chapman, L. K. Porter, truataea.
NOTKT5 TO THE PlTlfJO
I will ba at tha building In
apector'a offlca In tha city ball,
from f) to 10 a. m. and from 1
to 2 p. m., to laaua permlta for
bulldlnga. I can be reached at
tha offlca at these houra by
anyone having bualnene with thla
office, or by appointment at
other tlmea.
FRED AHREN8,
Building Inapector.
E
With tha upturn fn buying
throughout tha country producing
Increased ordera, mora and mora
men are going back to work.
Andy Warner, local deeler for
tha Goodyear Tlra Rubber Co.,
baa announced.
"Mora than (.000 additional
workers hava been reemployed
In Coodyear'a factories alnce
April 1," ha aald. "Thla includea
tire factories In Akron, Los An
geles and Gadsden, Ala., and cot
ton mills In New Belford, Mass.,
and Cariersvllle, Cedartown and
Kockmart, Ga.
"Tha trend of general business
activity la upward, and an exceas
of II per cent over normal s ca
nons! Improvement alnca March
haa been noted In tha volume of
all typea of business In tha V.
B.," ba continued. "Renewal tlra
aalaa ahow aa upturn of to per
cant In excess of normal aeasoa-
al Imorovemant sine V.w
Coupled with tha Increase In
business activity la an Increase
In price of all eommodltlea, aver
aging Id per cent alnca March.
"Increased ordera ara coming
Into Goodyear'a factories and pro
duction of Goodyear tlra baa In
creased loo par cant alnca Jano
aiy. To take oar of thla la
creased production factory em
ployment baa been atepped up
15 par cent alnca that time.
Library ot Congress aontalna
271,000 rolumaa.
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You may not hare ear
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Dr. O. H. Mather
781 Main St.
Chiropractor
LADY A88I8TANT
Klamath Falla, Ore.
Hot urn To Idaho Miss Nellie
Thomas and her brother, Robert
left Friday evening for their
home In Pocalello, Idaho, after
a month'a visit here with Mr.
and Mra. W. T. Dean of J043
White avenue. Mrs. Dean la an
aunt of tha children.
THoft ftfwirted Theft of a
tbra atolen from bis automobile
parked at Pine and Seventh
atreeta Tueeday night waa re
ported to police bureau Wednea
day by George Belton.
LI crass Isaded A marriage
license waa Issued Tueaday after
noon to Robert Lewis Irwin, 21.
..j u--w xriUahelh Keller. 1.
both of Klsmsth Falla by the ,
county derk'e office.
Ix-ove For F.ugene Mr. and
Mra. II. 11. Prultt and daughtera.
Marjorle and Marie, left Hunday
for F.ugene where they will visit
friends and relatives.
vuif P.mtts Mr. and Mrs.
Joe llllss of Darrow street have
returned from Corvallla where !
they visited Mrs. Ullsa' parents, ;
Mr. and Mra. Floyd. j
Iend-a-lland CIrHo The Lend- ;
a-Xnnd circle of tha Methodist
church, will enloy a picnic Thura-;
day at Moore park. j
Coming Sunday
Paya Fine Domanlc Ferares.:
paid a fine of 110 Wednesday
on chargea ot operating a motor
eehlcla with Improper license
platea. lie waa arrested by slate
police offlcera.
Mrs. Faught Returns Mrs.
Charlea Faught of 1129 East
tuu reinrneif home Sat
urday from Ashland where ahe
baa been Tismng ior me
month with her father, Mr. Larson.
Rome From Trip Mr. and
Mra. Z. W. Dixon and daughters,
Mona and Lois of 2160 Eborleln
street hava returned home from
a fishing trip to Diamond lake
and the North Umpqna.
Visiting: In Ikevlew Mra. El
la woodmore left Tuesday for
Lakovlew, where ahe will spend
several daya visiting relatives
and friends.
Fort Klamath Hlioppers Mrs.
William Pete and Mrs. Joe Tay
lor ot Fort Klamath apent Wed
nesday In Klamath Falls shop
ping and Tlsltlng with frlenda.
More To Mrdford. Mr. and
nin.,in nri family are
leav'lng' Klamath Falla tor Med
ford, whara they will be located
In tha future
Langell Visitor Mrs. Jloyd
Pool ind Mr. and Mr.. Bogus
ot Langell Valley wore shoppers
In Klamnth Falls, Tuesday.
Enjoying Vacation Mr. and
Mrs. C. R. Jester of Grant. Pa-J
are enjoying a yacntlon visit at
llarrlmnn Lodge a. tha guests of
Mr. Jester a parents.
Eml Thursday!
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