July 14, 1933
THE KLAMATH NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE FIVE
CITY BRIEFS
I Saw-
M-uy pouplo Wttttirlm thulr
yard and grirdnn- tho other
lititht )unt hnturo lioavy
July rntiiMtorm. 1 I... K.
H, N. A. to Mt Krlrndihlp
chin p. H"X"l Nrlnhbon of Amer
ican will mftal Krldny ovrnltiK at
7: SO o'rlork Hi I. O. O. K. hall.
Anna WooUYr, oracle, will pro-aid.
t'uiiillllnii lnimvi Tha con
dition of ln Mitch)), O-yoar
old aon of Mr. and Mra, K. M.
MKrlmU of Tul Lak. whole
fiMit waa ttadly cut In a mowing
marhlna Wodnondny, la rnpurtod
to h linpruvhiK, arurdliiK to rv
porta from Klumath Vullny hoa
pllul wlioru ha U a pulli-nt,
Th.-ft .ti.rt.d Theft of
plumbing fiilurei, a bml, Dial
triM, army ent, cook it ova, and
rtumiiroua olhnf arllrltia from a
liinmo at 102K Wantland, owned
by II. Huiitlmnn of I'nrtlnnd. haa
liti reported to pollca bureau.
TODAY
1 BARBARA
STANWYCK
A$ lr ' ' If Wworth More
' l " u tttf VJ AUre,'V
forlionly the only girl on the . j : W kim doimt "'
ecrWwhoUnWraldtortArrW"go V--. -v I i VeaseaJ
Thl" ( r7 1
I f lABIO I "Muilcsl II
L-J J I Doctor" I
I .
In ' .Winter Broil picture,
iBaby Face
WlihVnilRTEEN MEN Including
H-EORGE BRENT
And Four Spicy Short Subjects!
NICKELETTE
A Souvenir wllh
Itudolih Valentino
"Womlrrs 'of NEWS
the World"
8PORT
"Catch 'em
Young"
PELICAN
THKATHK
Nustalne Injury Edgar Dlek
eley of portlend ) patient at
Hillside hospital, where he la re
ceiving treatment for a fractured
vertebra which he euttalned In
recent automobile wreck on
The Dalles-California highway.
Illaknley didn't realize the sever
Hy of hla Inluryi until after eev
eral day had elapsed.
IXMivne Hospital J. D. Pettln-
III. Ureat Northern employe who
wua eovorely Injured when a gae
motor car left the trama near
Lookout. Calif., aeveral weeka
aan. baa left Illllilde bonpltal
where he haa been a patient.
I'ettlnalll rerelred a broken
boulder In tbe accident
Hack Injured Earl Arnold of
llarnea Valler to a patient at
Illllilde hoapltal aufferlnc from
back Injury.
TODAY
Cartoon
Newt
Wlllard JuaU Included on
the lue.t llet at the Willard
hotel on July II were the fol
lowing: H. Mlddleton, Port
land; 0. A. Webiter, Bin rran
claco; rred Clark, Han fran-
cIm-o; Mr. ana n, i. v.
Hpencer, Hoattle; Mr. and Mra.
V. A. Jonea, Portland: A. P.
Dobaon, Portland; H. Poplrlt,
Portland: 1. F. Klnkup, Port
land; II. A. White, Portland;
W. D. Murcnle, Ban Franclaco;
W. 0, Hurt, Ban rranciaco; r.
II. Cole, Dallaa. Tel.; .11. Ste
rner, Sacramento; H. A. Moore,
Ioi Anaeiea; v. n. uru. do-
ttle; Chai. peteri'in, roruana;
K. K. Lance, Han rranciaco; it.
Htroupe, Seattle; Mr. and Mra.
C. H. Jonea, Port Worth, Tel.;
T. 1. Neflejr. Alturaa; O. R.
Coffin, Kujene; R. JC. McEinoae,
Roieburg; cnaa. oauoway, oa-
lem; N. B. Rogera, Salem; C. B.
Mllla, San rranciaco; h. W. Flu-
harty and danghter, Berkeley;
L. T. Scharnp, Sacramento; r.
and Mra. H. C. Jackaon, Bolee;
Mildred CI Ire, Loa Angeiea; T.
P. Coffin, Kugene; H. M. duai
bam, Portland; L. T. Roblnaon,
Oranta Paaa; h. L. Stlllwell, Sac
ramento; J. Browa, New York
City; H. H. Pomeroy, Portland;
Herb White, Med lord; A. n
I.umaden, Portland; Roy Entler,
Roaeburg; Mr. and Mra. R.
Morae, Corrallla; Mildred Oreen
nan. Portland; Mr. and Mra. J.
A. Wllaon, Chicago; W. L. Mc
Fadden, Seattle; Lyman B. Mil
ler, Ban Franclaco; Norman Fa
Tora. Eugene; Mr. and Mra. E.
L. Trlplett, Medtord; C. D. Runn-
yard, Portland; Ben Korei, nan
rranciaco: E. Monion, Oakland;
L. B. Ladd, Oakland; Mr. and
Mra. H. M. Erana, Paaadena; N.
Lang. Portland; Judge and Mra.
EUlaon, Kanaaa City, Mo.; Iran
H. Ware. Eugene; Mr. and Mra.
O. E. Smith, Cblco; Mr. and
Mra. J. E. K'elaon, Ogden, U.;
I. u. Orlffln. Portland; J.
Bchnab. San Franclaco; Mr. and
Mr, w. E. Olaen. Meaiora; w
u nerrr. Portland: 8. V. W.
Patera. Portland: F. 8. Bemm,
Portland: L. Crump. Port
land; C. O. Gregory. Portland;
rv k. rlonrner. Red Bluff; A.
J. Sterna, Kanaaa City; Burt
Miller. Portland; L. D. Coffin,
Portland.
License leaned A marriage
llcenaa waa lamed Thoraday
morning by the county clerk'a
office to Charlea Wealey Durall,
ft. of Ch loauln. and Virginia
Eather Lemmon. II, of Klamath
Agency.
rndrrgoea Operation Mn. O.
I H. Harrington haa returned to
her home on the Aahtand route
from Hlllilde hoapltal where ahe
I underwent a minor operation.
Lrare for Fair Howard Gra
ham, II. C. Oraham and Arthur
Moore left Thuraday morning by
motor for a two montha trip
through the aouth and raid went,
with the Century of Progreaa ex
ponltlon at Chicago aa their dea
tlnatlnn. Knroute they will atop
at Lake Tahoe and Yellowatone
National park and will Tlalt rsl
atlrea at a number of aoutbern
polnla.
Returna From Nortli A. F.
raham returned Thuraday ere-
Ing from J'ortland where be
pent eereral daya on bnnlnesa
nd conaulted with Walter
Pierce, Oregon eongreaaman.
Returna From Coaat I. O.
Pool, roundhouse foremen for the
Great Northern, baa returned from
fortnight a vacation apent on
the eoait.
Vl.lllna Family W. L. Ed-
warda, local employe of the Great
Northern, la enjoying vacation
Tlalt with hla family at Loon
Lake, Wanh.
Sacramento Vlaltor L. Shamp,
traveling freight agent for the
Chicago Northweitern railroad.
a builneea vlaltor In Klamath
alia.
POOLE'S COOL '
MNETREE
Undersoea Operation Mra. F,
H. Staler of 414 North Sixth
atreet underwent minor opera
tion at Hlllilde hospital Thura-
Iday.
Leavee Hospital Swan Rla-
rom who baa been a medical
patient at Hillside hospital, waa
ble to return to hla home at
Is Main atreet Thuraday.
Methodist Women
Give Tea Friday
For Miss Naylor
Women of the Metbodlat
church will be hostesses at tea
Friday afternoon, Jnly 14, at the
church parlora, honoring Misa
Nell Naylor, who haa returned
to the United etatea on furlough
from central India, and la visit
ing In Klamath Falls aa the
guest of her filter, Mra. Cora
Lyon.
Mln Naylor has ipent many
years In India, and la a keen
observer of all phases of Indian
life political, rellgioua and ao-
clal .
All women of the Methodist
church, and of the community as
well, are Invited to call at the
church Friday afternoon be
tween tbe boura of 1 and t
'clock, and meet Mlsa Naylor.
Mlaa Naylor la accompanied by
friend, also on furlough, who
will alio be a gueet of honor at
the Friday tea.
Court Gets Land
For Weed Highway
The Klamath county court In
regular session Thursday, repor.
ed aood nrogresa in obtaining
right of way tor the west aide en
trance route ot tne weea-mani'
ath Falls highway, selected by the
atate highway commlslon last
A
Land owners are co-operating
with the court In offering the
right ot way, which In many caaea
la being donated.
IT'S tnonSBVOWBR
THAT CCNT
(Z&SrC' U.n.f.m,, mmU -
JlieumuU of molorUtt
JUre nllthrd to tAb
JatoUnt ain ll avu
nirorfiiceif en Juno
161k, 19)3.
2 YEARS AHEAD in
Ant.'.tnock Horsopoivor
Kcvi-ForHtied" Gasoline
Issues a Challenge to Owners
of Cadillacs. Chryslers
and La Salles
J "
You have keen advised to use extra price
premium gasoline to get maximum horsepower in'
' your high compression motor, without knocking.'
Abie ... it is no longer necessary. Gilmore
lias jumped far into the lead to perfect and
develop the new "Fortified" Red Lion. It is the'
gasoline that makes premium price motor fuels '
unnecessary. It is 2 years ahead in anti-knock
horsepower. It also gives added mileage, and
contains no poisonous ingredient.
The gasoline that makes Cadillacs, Chry
slers, La Snllcs, and other high compression cars
run satisfactorily, will make any car, old or new,
run better.. .
. Put tin's brand new "Fortified Gilmore'
Red Lion to any test you want ... in any car. It
challenge your aniazemcnt Jutt try UI 1
THE "FORTIFIED- GASOLINE FOR ALL CARS
he Klamath Fella elne to the Lot
Angelee contention.
Prealdent Burge Mason are-
iKlded.
The American Legion parade,
which la acheduled to be the most
spectacular and longeat parade lc
the history of atate convention!,
will be held at :00 e'etock on
the evening of August 10. the
first day of the convention to be
held here. Being the flret night
affair of lta kind, the committee
In charge haa planned an excep
tional lighting effect, wnicn win
Illuminate the entire town when
the parade la under way.
On account of the thooaanda ot
people who will wltnesa thla par
ade. It will probably be routed
everal atreeta In Klamath Falls.
giving everybody a chance to aee
tbe unuaual eight. The parade
at now planned will consist of
three eectlone, the first, eectlon.
designated aa the Legion eectlon.
n this group the Legion post of
Oregon having the highest record
of paid memberahlpe will have the
honor of first place, and the rest
of tbe poeta throughout the atate
will be placed according to their
ratings. The second aectlon la
known aa the 40 8 Section. In
thla aection all the fnn and atnnta
for which the 40 8 society la
noted, will be aeen. Many en
tries have already been received
for a place In thla taction of the
parade.
Tbe third aectlon of the caval
cade will consist of civic commer
cial and fraternal entrlea, and
many local flrma are already con
structing apeclal floats advertis
ing their products. The commit
tee feela that thla aectlon of the
parade will give an nnnsual op
portunity for any commercial
rirm to boost their products and
Tells How She Lost
15 Lbs. of FAT
builnesa. Virtually every fra
ternal organisation In Klamath
Falls will either march or enter a
suitable float.
Many drum corps and band!
which will also be eeen and I CJJf U--mmm ft
beard In thla parade, and an un-Pa" HOrStS Ut
usual display of patriotic tlaga and
colore will head the movement es
corted by tbe armed foreee of the
Kiwanians Hear
About Convention
Big Marsh Found
Five valuable eaddle horses be
national guard units of Klamath loosing to Jack MeAullffe and re.
Falla and Ashland, Ironed atolen from their oaiture
Ion the Big Marsh Wednesday.
were recovered Thursday after
noon by Sheriff L. L. Low and
M. L. Barnea of the atate police.
The horses were about 16 mllea
The program of the Thursday from their pasture, which they
meeting of the Klwanla clow at had left when a gate waa opened,
tbe Willard hotel waa devoted to
reports of the International con- The term, "call money, la
ventlon ot Klwanla at Loe An- applied to money which la loan-
gelea week before last. These re- od on condition that the loan he
porta were made by Ed Ostendorf repaid at any time the person
and E. M. Veateh. delegates from 'mailing It calla for the money.
FUNERAL
NOTICES
Rheumatism Gone Too
Here la a woman who waa
rapidly putting on weUht and
who waa troubled with rheumat
iam too. Read her letter:
'I started taking Kruschen
Salts because of the good It had
done for a friend ot mine who
had been crippled with 'henmat-
ism. . At the end of the second
bottle I waa weighed and find I
am now only 148 pounds (ori
ginal weight 163 lba.), at which
I am ao pleased. But 1 hare 1
also felt my rheumatism mnch
less, which haa been ao trouble
some In my kneea. I most aay
I think Kruschen a splendid
weight reducer." (Mlaa) E. L.
P.
Overweight and rheumatic
poisoning often go together. The
six ealta In Kruschen assist the
Internal organa to perform 'heir
functiona properly little by lit
tle that ugly tat goes: alowly,
yes but aur'ely. Ton feel won
derfully healthy, youthful and
energetic more ao than ever
before In your life!
Kruschen Ealta to obtainable
at Whitman Drug Co. a jar
lasts four weeka and costs not
more than 86c.
SUMMER
Lingerie
SPECIALS
Panties. . .
Cool summer mesh panties in
soft pastel shades. . . . Plenty of
larger sizes Included. . . . Two
splendid ' groups at two very
splendid prices.
50c and $1.00
Slips....
One of the finest pure dye silk, bias cut shadow
proof slips we've ever shown . . . Adjustable
straps . . . Tailored and lace trims on soft,
beautiful pastel shades. All sires. And they,
"tub" beautifully. .
$1.95
Labiate
es
KLAMATH FALLS
OREGON
IiAKEVnlvT,
MINNIE N". MCRRY
The remains ot the late Min
nie Nevada Murry were forward
ed Wednesday evening, accom
panied by her husband, Charlea
F. Murry to Portland, Oregon,
where final rltea will be held.
and Interment made. Shipment
made under the direction of the
Klamath Funeral Home.
RAY WELLS BARROX
The funeral services of the
late Ray Wells Barron will be
held Friday morning at 10:30
o'clock from the Klamath Fu
neral Home, Iter. Dr. Baird of
ficiating. Interment will follow
In the family plot la the Llnk
vllle cemetery.
die ear They have an inner ear
but cannot hear, the ear being
merely an organ of equilibrium.
White violets grow In tome
sections ot the northern part of
the United statet; they are
called Alba vtoleta or Canadian
white vloleta.
New VOX
Theatre of The Stare
TODAY
GILBERT
A lanrt . j
love. I li
itory all in 11 Jf
one! ml f M
with ROBERT 1 Vyi
ARMSTRONG 1 f
MAE CLARKE I
Tod l I I
Browning'! V I
production til
. : .
ON THE SAME PROGRAM
BUCK JONES
In
"THE '
CALIFORNIA
TRAIL"
LA POINTED
Of
Summer Dresses
EVERY DRESS IN
OUR BIG STOCK
DIVIDED INTO
FINE PRICE
GROUPS
$3.95
$5.00
$10.00
$15.oo
Plenty of "Larger" Sizes
12 to 20 andS38 to 50
kn unusual mid-season clearance. . . . Positively every summer,
frock included in these four groups. . . . Prints. . . . Stripes,
dots and pastels. . . . Knee and finger-tip length jacket-frocks.
Formals are also included in this big event. Be sure and shop
LaPointe's July Dress Clearance.
Also Visit Our "Cotton Shop" Just Next Door
Marvelous Washables For Women and Kiddies
L
a
rite's
KLAMATH FALLS
LAKEVIEW,
OREGON
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