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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1933)
October 13, 1933 THE KLAMATH NEWS. KLAMATH PALIS. OREflON PAGE nVB CITY BRIEFS WllUrd Hotel Oueela Ileglal. red at tin Wlllard holul on October 11 were tbe followlni guests: K. D. Lytic, Ileud; II. II Welch, Baa rranclsco; H. It. Kngdahl, Bucreilieuto; C. K. Fleming, Sacramento; 1. Kali. Seattle, Wlb. Mre. I. L. I'at tnrson, Halem: Ueurgg llruwo nil wife. Seattle; Mre. John Y. Hlrhnrilaon. 1'ortlaad; r. W. Durblre and wile, Halem; M KnilHoD end will, Weetwood, Calif. J A. W. Lug. Oaklaud; F. J. Randall, rortland; C. O. Gregory. Portland! O. A. Hkalton, Ttoaeburg; F. A. Tatum, for vallls; Mary Jana lleiam, Los Angeles; A. H. Fou, Portland; Mrs. Cuna Marlao, Alamada. Calif.; Mra. B. Banar, Hpnaano; R. A. Croehjr and wile, Hpokana; Wilbur rhllllpi, Portland; Al Bcbroeder, Portland; U. V. Bad.r, Cincinnati, O.; W, II. Leyton. Han Kranrlaoo; A. H. Woortlll, Mod ford; V. M. Onixou, Han Krnnclsco; A. K. Allen, Port land; George II. Buiunar, Portland. Welfare Group to Wert Child Walfara (roup three of the Alia- mont P.-T. A. will meet Fri day, October II, at 7:30 o'clock at the home ol Mra. Taylor on Third avenue In the Allamout district. Everyone liiteroetod U urged to attend aa new plana for the year will be announced. Thuae attending are asked to bring ma terial for a quilt. Click Writer Stolen Theft of a check protector, repb from the Imperial garage at 18 Main treat haa been reported to police bureau by Harry Ooaller, owner of the garage. The chock writer carrlna the name of the Imperial garage and amounla for which the checka are leaned. Tranafrrml to Klamath Aim Valchak, with tbe Buater Brown ahoe alore at Halem for three years, baa beeu transferred to Klamath Falle to replace Ed Murphy. Murphy waa trauaferred to Balein. William Ilouiton. well'knowo pioneer merchant here, la another addition to the roaular eta If of the Bmter urnwn lore In Klamath ralla. Thla announcement waa received from Mr. Btao I'laer, local manager. neturna Krom Trip District Agent L. I. Uraham of the Southern I'aclflo coinpnny la bark from a trip to Hai-rnmento, on which be accompanied a Cltl aene Conai.rvallnn corpa train (Jrnham hoarded the train at Ku gene. It contained 41 "tree troopera," bound from northern Idaho, northeaitern Oregon, and northern California, for winter campa In California. Department Calla Ild Scaled blda wfll be opened October 17 at the aupervlaltig archltecte of fice of the treaiury department at Washington, D. C for turn lahlng all labor and piaterlala and performing all work for painting plaeler In the U. B. I'oatuftlce here. Brjeclflrallona can be obtained at the office of the postmaster. Welfare Club Merle The Northslde Welfare club will hold a meeting at the llulmont alore thla evening at I o'clock. A full attendance of menibera la dealred for the meeting. The Belmont atore baa been aelected aa the permanent meeting place for the rlnb. Ineeqina, bscUchc 1 bladder itrwuUitiei end f. e,ncrw(oprfWca reeling el i X.A.A V 1 Icidncy or bladder (unction. Pont delay. Try Doen'i Pill, fj N Succnilul SO yean. Ued tht world ovtt. Al al droits. D Dan's PILLS Young People Meet Tonight The Young people'a aoclety of the Community Congrcgntlnnnl church will bold a party at the octal hall tonight, 1:00 o'clock. All high aili'iul atudvnta living In Mllla addition bare been cor dially Invited. FUliIng Reported KKCellrnt T i r'nt.iA km roatveri m.r,rA l,nm Mr. lllintnF at (lold Beach that the flihlng along the month or tne itogue rivor ia -..niiant Th. allveretda are ex ceptionally numeroua and there la a fine run ot cninooa. lavr Hospital D. W. Bur ling, who auatulned a fractured wrlat and a knee Injury In fall from a ladder recently, waa able to leave Hillside boapltal Wedneaday, and return to bla home at (I Main alreet. Itelurna to loa Angclce M Mary potter of Loa Angelea haa returned to her home atler a rew daya' vlalt with her eon, Police Chief 1. It. Hhaw, and family Algnma Patient Three-year- old Itnhert fteglnatto, aon of Mr. and Mra. W. Iteglnatto of Alanine, auhmltted to a tnnall operation at lllllilde boapltal Wtduesdaj, Cleaning Coltrthoiue Moat of- flcea at the courtbouae were cloaed Thursday for Columhua day. The Janitor Belied the op portnnlty to clean walla and moldlnga' In aome ot tbe office. To Mart Maintenance Regular fall maintenance work on tbe county ruada will atart aa aoon aa It ralna, according to County Commissioner Charlea Williama. The county road department la preparing for thla program. Co to l-akevliiev Mra. Jean Porter and Mra. Uahalle Brixner of the county achool offlcea will go to Iikevlew Friday to ntleud Hie Lake county teachera' In stitute. rndrrgoea Operation Little Jltnmlo North, aon or Mr. and Mra. It. E. North, 617 Pine atreet, underwent a tonsil opera tlon Tburaduy at Illllalde boa. pltal. "' Ijcav for linker Mr. "and Mrs. Claude McCollocb hnve loft for Maker, Ore., where they will pond aeveral daya visiting with relatival. t'ndrrgoee Operation John A McCullotiKh, 118 South River aide, underwent a major oporntlon at Illllalde Wedneaday morning. Tonull Operation Mike Riley of the Pastime pool hall, 804 Klamath avenue, underwent tonall operation at Hillside hos pltal Wedneaday. Naturalizers Fashioned On Dr. Sawyer's Famous Lasts.' Think of what this means to your comfort "a perfect shoe for every foot." Here you will find a complete array of styles and patterns to perfectly harmonize with the new fall ensemble. MOST STYLES One-Pound Baby Husky Now $5.90 and $6.90 Come In And Ask To Try On A Naturalizer and you will be amazed at the beauty and comfort thnt can be had in a shoe at auch a moderate price. Many Suede in black and brown to choose from. Other Brownbilt Footwear at $3.00 up. Buster Brown Shoe Store FOOTWEAR OF DISTINCTION BROGUES Men . . Boys . . Women . . ond children, we are able to show you a complete assortment at prices that will plca.ie. WW?,: ' e-f Teu'd novflr ruoh H, but th hanky youtiKHtur yon es obove about to attack hU aud pile Is CharUm Ilernard Bt. Job a o( Kamai Cltjf who held honora 18 monthi ofo at the world'a imall Mt buby wheo be tipped the boau al Juit one pound. Below, Is "his happy mother. Discloses Stock Profits at Probe "Z. ? V 4 . aaaK. 1 1 nmTiMav. That a profit ot $, 811,000 waa made by 11 mem bare of tbe New York Investment banking firm ot Dillon, Head Co. during tbe boom yearaof lift and lit waa tbe dlaclosure made at the Senate atock market probe by Robert E. Christie, Jr. (above), a member ot tbe firm. TREE TROOPERS T ALTURAB. Calif Welly Thompson, member of tbe lvilth Company, C.C.C. of Willow Creek camp, and Marvin Maulaoo of thla place lie In a critical condition at the general boapltal here aa a re ault of a collision between an army truck and Muulaon'a aedan i Saturday night near Keiley Spring. The machines came on a narrow place In the where eonatruetlon work der way, and as a coincidence young Maulaon received bla ln jurle( almost at tbe very door of the house ot bla mother, Mra. T. L. Chamhere. Beveral otber C.C.C. boya riding on. the army truck were allghtly Injured. Maulaon't car was badly wrecked. Later In the evening another army truck from the game eamp ran Into a horae on the same hlnhway, allghtly Injuring two of tbe paasengera on tbe truck. MacltO.HAI.D HAM BIKTHDAV. LONDON, Oct. It. IIP) Prime Mlnlatar Ramnay MacUonald to day celebrated hla 97tb birthday by working at No. 10 Downing atreet, mainly concerning himself with the disarmament erials problem. Time Bomb Theory In Crash Probed VALPARAISO, Ind., Oct. It, OP) Coroner Carl Deri, of Por ter county aald today the possi bility of time bomb bavlng wrecked the United Air Llnea New York-Chicago plane was un der Inveatlgatlon. The plane fell near here Tueeday Bight. kllllM aeveral peraona. lley Hot j U P together E. . waa an- 1 W "' .The New Aid in PREVENTING Colds At that ftrrt naaol Irrrtatlon that firat nifHe) or gneeze apply Vickg Noea St Throat Drope. Uied to time, they help yoa to avoid many col da altogether. IWcTislrJoSG Uho pgI afc'''-aw. J6''4,S'S'Mt'ak ri, , ,r H.itM aifitm i i . eei.aiewwaSJ New VOU Theatre ef Tlx itare TODAY aV Big Feat urea "SAMARANG" AU Native Cast Om The Sam Big PrograM 'THE CIRCUS QUEEN MURDER' Feaioiiag ADOM'HE MKNJOU GKETA KUHGN Action Thrills Myitery Fun Leavea Iluepltal Mra. W. Nelm, who recently underwent a major operation at Hillside boa pltal, was able to return to her home at 1733 Oregon avenue, Thursday, Girls' League Plans Rummage Sale Saturday By Albert Bergman (K. V. H. 8. Correspondent) The Olrla' League of the Klam ath high achool will bold a rum mage sale begiunlng at 8 o'clock Baturduy niorulug, October It, In the Elk Hotel building. A contest was held between me gins' noma rooms to see which room could furnish the moat rummuge. Tbe room win ning will receive aa a prize a bog of candy, given by the league. Mra. Alice Howard, dean of girls, will be In charge of the aale, aaslated by members of tbe leneue. Kwtlea Auxiliary All members ot the Eaulee auxiliary drill team are asked to meet at the home of Mrs. Sarah Albion, at 1:00 o'clock Friday afternoon. PcMnlay Installation The De Moluya will Install new officers at the Mnaonic hall tonight at 7:30 o'clock. All Eastern 8tara, Masons and Jobs Daughtera have been Invited. Vlalt Frm Lake Gene Eld ridjce and Leonard Berth, Chi- cago youtha at the Lake o' the I Wooda eamp, were in Klamath Falls Wednesday evening visiting wltn frlenda. Vital Statistics SNYDER Born to Mr. and Mra. 8. A. Snyder, 335 Alameda atreot, a aon, Octobor 11, 1933, at Klamath Valley hospital. Weight, ( pounds, 12 Vi ounces. The nation's autoa nee about 34.130,000 gallona ot . antl freeie aolutlons a year. ft,3 L 3 and now THE UNCANNY with ZITA JOHANN, D.vld Manners, Edward Van Sloan, Arthur Byron In the terrific-' ally thrilling UNI VERSAL PICTURE, 'CTURE. Ufi PtHiLK'e . PINE-TREE -THKATRK- 1 5J TW cent 1 I -J SaXH eaporthe I't r 1 Rubber I TonAV lira ori I - -a -a. a ivariff MAI h ERWIN 1 ZEE (91 uiniiuv H 1 Itil it. I TUBATM I W vJry efficient. Complete Ift aaBBBBBBBBBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBaaaaBBBBBBBawaaBBi wfl with arm and blade. ""aaaaMsaaaaaaiMsaaaaaai 21 I T0DAY 1 HSl ' ' ' rtefflTW. 1 linl reaerdleaeof f WS Taf d. 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