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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 1933)
October 17, 1933 THE KLAMATH NEWS. KLAMATH FALIS. OREGON PAGE THHKBi CITY BRIEFS Ilrturn from llcnd Mombers of the county court and to county relief office llt were bark at their dcaka Monday after trip to Hand, whara thoy at tnndi'd a menlliig of atata aoclal arvlca workers. A auroeaaful meeting at tha Deschut city waa reported. Mlaa I'hylll llarliog. head of tha local relief work, waa mad a vlca-prraldtit of the eautorn Oregon dlvlalon of ioclul work In tha atata. . , Wlllard Oucate Reglatri'4 ft the Wlllard hotel Hunrtay . wire the following gurata: H. O. Wll enn, Hertford; 0. W. Umbacb Hacramenlo: Leo A. Dnnton. Btncktnn, Calif, i Lamar Tooie. Portland; Mr. and Mra. Walter b. M-yera. Seattle; Mre. L. Wheat, Portland; li. Ilankl and wife. Han Franolsco; C. Wager, Fort luud; 8. 8. Oeorge, Eugene; B. H llubcork, rortland; W. M, John aim and wife. Ft. llennlng, !.: 11. George and wife. Brattle; R. A Hood, Alhlan. Calif. Found Not Guilty Par ey Flunim. charged with violation qf Ilia city beer ordinance, win found not guilty In pollca court at a trial held before Judge Ulclimoiid lute Saturday after noon. Kleinm waa charged w;tli allhir beer after 1:30 a. m., the cloning hour t for aala of the 3 2 beverage. Tha Judge returned a vt'rdlit of not guilty berauae of lark of aufflclent avldenca, he atiited Mondow. Ciiloinolnelat VMIa F. P, Keen, eiitoinologtal In charge of tha northweatcrn area of forest Inacrt Inveallgallon and control of tha bureau of entomology for the department of agriculture, aprnt a few houra In Klamath Fall Bunduy, before continuing to Lakevlew on a regular field trip. Keen will visit Kllver Lake and other enmpa before returning to hie headquartera to I'orlland, Itrtuma from Trip Dr. and Mra. I. L. Truax hava returned from Chicago and Ohio, where they have epent the paat three weeka. While In Chicago. Dr Truai attended tha American College of Burgeoni, of which he la a fellow. Mra. Truai vlelted relative! In Ohio, where ah wae later joined by th doctor. Ilrtume From North Mra. C. 8. Hobertaon of ISO Fremont avenu returned 'homo Saturday night from Portland, whara ah haa apent th pant month with her eon-ln-law and daughter, Mr. and Mra. Stanley Helhn. Mra. llelhn baa been In poor health, but la now reported aa Improv ing. Meet Tuesday Th Relief so ciety and Prleathood of th Letter-Day Saint church will hold a regular meeting Tueetlay eve ning In th city library club rooma. Th primary claaa will meet W'edneaday at 4 p. m. at th home of Mra. Fred Btlner aon of 431 Owena afreet. Added to Huiiarnian'a Staff Fred R. Natllvji. formerly with the Kmporlum In Ban Francisco, arrived here Saturday to Join th ataff of the K. Bugarman ator. He was accompanied by Mra. Nut! lea. Mr. Nettles will be In charge of dlnplaye and will also annum dutlea aa clerk. Short Story Writing Those Interested In the formation of an extension course In short atory writing from tha Unlver alty of Oregon are requested to ment Tuosday evening at 8 o'clock at 1962 Mamanlta street when plana will he discussed for organising a claoa bore. lutiy roy Horn Mr. and Mra. Frank Neashara of Dunsmulr are tha parenta of a aeven and three- fourths pound baby boy, born October 10. Mra. Neasham wan a former resident of Klamath Kails and will be remembered as Lorctta Daw. Cunnings Here Mr. and Mr Tom Cunning of Ashland were Klamath Kails visitors Sunday. Cunning la secretary of the Ash land chamber of commerce. They vlelted his father, George Cun nlng, on their trip to thla city. Membership llrlvo Continues The momuoralilp drlv of the Roosevolt P.-T. A. hna been con- tinned. Throe prises will bo awarded the rooms bringing In tho Inmost number of new members. Kennies Club Meets More than 60 members of the Reame Golf and Country club will meet to night for the annual club meet ing. A banquet will be aerved prior to the hualnesa meeting by Jack Hershbergor. Secretory III Mrs. Caleb Jones, aecretnry of the Klnmnth county henlth unit, was 111 at her home on North Sixth street Mondny She was reported to be buffering from an attack of Influenia. Vlalt Hero Mr. and Mra. Wal tor Perkina of Scotta Valloy were visiting friends her the latter part of tha week. Mr. and Mrs. Perkina r former resident of thla city. At Oregon City Mr. and Mra C. B. Harding of Klnmnth Falls are visiting Mr. Harding's broth er, L. O. Hording and family uregon uity. County Health Meeting Th Countv Health association will hold Ita annual meeting at the counnouse Tuesday at 7:30. For Short time only Permanent Wave $2.00 Two for $3.50 SWANSEN BEAUTY SHOP tliWl Mnln ' Phone 828 Highway Traffic Heavy Mem ber of the etat pollca aald Mon day that traffla iu extremely heavy on hlghwaye eurroundlna Klamath Falls on Vunday. Excel lent weather waa credited for the heavy travel. P.-T. A. Meeting The River- Ide P.-T. A. will meet at the Itlvaralde achool Tueaday, 1:45 o clock. FT. KLAMATH FORT KLAMATH,. Or. Eu gene Howell, who underwent a major operation at th Klamath Valley hoapltal laat Sunday, la reported a convalescing eatlafao torlly. Mr. and Mra. Kdson L. Foulkea of Yrvka, Calif., war bouie guests at tha Prank Denton ranch laat week, loavlnf Wed needay. Four local cattle outflte ehlppod ateera from Chlloquln Wedneeday, driving the cattle I over and shipping them by rail to vartoua outaldo polnta. Among thoao shipping at thla time wore B. C. Miller and Bona, James Pelton company, Frank Donton and Llndaey Hlsomore, Mra. Jo Taylor and Mra. Sadye Page were In Klamath Fall on Thursday. A number of local men got together Thursday cutting and delivering enough wood to Mra. Kale Kuuell for th wlntor. The women preparod lunch at the cluhhoua at noon for th workera. Kldon Rrattaln and two aona. Itlalne and llobhle. Junior Castel and Jimmy Van Wormer attend ed tha show In Chlloquln Thurs day evening. llarvoy Copeland and Harold Wlmor left Monday on a hunt ing trip to th vicinity of Cllft Springe. Mrs. Noln McFarllng waa host- esa to tho following ladlea ou Thursday evening for an evening of bridge: Uenova Brattaln. Mildred L'aatel and Myrtle Wlmer. Work of oiling th highway from the Crooked Creek bridge to Fort Klamath waa completed Wednesday. Tha highway la In excellent condition now, having been widened to a width of 100 feet, reeurfaced and oiled. Mem ber of th oiling crew bav loft for other polnta. Rolley Brewer la horn from th C. C. C. camp near Bly. John Schmor returned recently from a trip to Portland and other polnta. During Mr. Srhmor'e absence, Oscar Bunch waa In charge of th Junction service elation, of which Mr. Schmor la proprietor. Charles Noah la buay doing the fall plowing on th William Zumbrunn ranch south of Fort Klamath. Mayor Angelo Rossi of San Franciscp, Dean W. Schoenfeld of Orcgtm Stat college, and Marshall Dana of Portland, are among prospective apeakers for chamber of commerc forum meetinga In tho coming months. Th forum committee of the chamber met Saturday to discus the year's plans, and suggested Itosal, Schoenfeld and Dana aa apeakers to be Invited to com her. The) committee membership waa filled out Saturday and an nounced by W .E. Berry, chair man. Mombora are George Can non, L. L. Graham, John McCall, Paul Landry, Malcolm Rpley, R. R. Macartney and Rex Hlstt. Nippon Statesman Dies at Victoria VICTORIA. B ,0 Oct. 16, Pl Inaso Nltobe, last Japanese envoy to th league of nations aa It exlata today, la dead at the age of 71. Dr. Nltobe died her last night after ft long Ulnesa and an opera tion, with hla American wife, the former Mary Patteraon Elklng- ton of Philadelphia, at his bed side. 1 Wallace Beery Damages Plane ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., Oct. 16, OP) Wallace Beery, film star, "hitch-flow" to Los Ange- lea today with Paul Mants of Hollywood. Borry will return la ter In the week tor hla plane, damaged In a landing at Snnta Fe Suntlny. Th ahlp la being ropaired here. . The actor was uninjured when a sudden gust of wind caught his plane aa he was lauding and slightly damaged the wing tip Vital Statistics BIRTHS MILLS Rom to Mr. and Mr Raymond C. Mills, 219 Marti) atreet, a aon, October t, 1933 Named David Gordon. GORDON Born to Mr. ntl Mra. Dennett F. Gordon, 41? North Tenth street, daughter October 8, 1933. Named, Beverl) Francis. MARRIAGES ORELL-L1NDSEY Jack C Orell to Marguerite Llndsey, Oo tohor 16, 1933, at th First Bap tist church. We Carry Authentic Majestic Tube ' they are necessary for Majestic Radios Get them at Uhlig's New Member of U. S. Trade Board g is w i r ri n i fK a-- James M. Landls, of Cambridge, Mass., bad Just been sworn In aa newest member of th Federal Trade Commission whon thla pic ture waa taken Id bla olBc at Washington, D. C. Men and women of Klamath Falls Interested In the non-credit study clause spousored by the Women's Library club will reg ister for the six classes, aa pro posed thus far, on Friday and Saturday. October 20 and 21. It was announced today by Mra. Hollo C. Grombeck, president of th group. Registration will take placo In the library clubrooma from 3 o'clock until 6 o'clock each afternoon, and from 7 o'clock until o'clock each evening The tea for th non-credit classes will be only 11, It was an nounced, payable upon registra tion. There will be a committee from th library club In th club rooma to take car of registra tion and -o answer questions. In regard to th credit classes, Mrs. Groesbeck announced that a correspondence course In short atory writing la being organised Jnd thos Interested ar asked o call Mra. E. K. Loosley, tele phone number 1724. There la 3 fe for thla clasa. Plans for ft credit class In so ciology ar not yet completed, hut ar rapidly being formulated Ther la considerable interest shown In thla clasa. W. G. Beattle. who paid Klam ath Falls a visit on Tuesday In the Interest of the extension de partment of the University of Oregon, atated during bia atay her that nowhero In the atate of Oregon had so much Interest been shown In non-credit class study. Klamath Falls haa act an ex ceptionally high atandard for teachers of the non-credit classes and an exceedingly fin achool la anticipated . for the winter mouths. Funerals ROSE GRILLO TOFFOI.ETTI Rose Grlllo Toffolettl, a reel dent ot Dorrls, California, tor the laat three yenrs, passed away Saturday, October 14, at 11:66 a. m., following a brief Ulnesa. Surviving are th husband, An tonio Toffolettl; one brother, Do minic Grlllo. all of Dorrls. Cali fornia, and her parents. Mr. and Mra. A. Grlllo, of Milan, Italy. Sh wa a nativ of Italy and at the time of her death wa aged 23 years, 1 month and 11 daya. Friends are respectfully invited to attend tha funeral aervlces for the late Roalo Grlllo Toffoletto to be held Tuesday morning, Oc tober 17, 1933, at Sacred Heart church where a requiem high masa will be celebated for the re pose of her oul commencing at 9:00 o'clock a. m., with the Rev Father F. L. Gela officiating. In terment to follow In Mount Cal vary Memorial park, with the Karl Whltlork Funeral Home In charge ot arrangements. CIIARI.KS W1LLARD. Charles Wlllard, a resident ot thla city for many years, passed away at an early hour Sunday morning, following an lllneoa of soveral months. In addition to hla wlfo, Mra. Jessie Wlllard. he la survived by daughter, Mrs H. L. Ileavllln, and two sons, Ir win end Oscar Wlllard. all ot this city. The remain ar at the Klamath Funeral Home where friend may call. Funeral notice later. Donf Neglect Kidney nd BUdder Irregularities BEED promptly bladder Irreg ularities, jcttin up al night and rugging becliechc. They may warn of tome disordered kidney ot blad der function. Don't experiment. Try , Don' Pills. Succetiful for 50 yeart. Uied the world over. Gel Dotn's today. Al l druggna. D oan's PIUS Society -By Margaret FRIENDSHIP CM'B TO HOLD HALLOWK'KM PARTY Mrs. Marl Davenport 'of I0( Lincoln street will entertain member' of th Friendship club with ft High Jinks Halloween costume party on October 27. Ther will b fortune tailing and ft variety of entertainment, and members who tall to appear a coalum will b lined. Th Friendship club Is ft chari table organisation, and proceeds from Ita function are used to dress and feed ft needy child, e TWO HOVOKKD AT BIIOH'KK Th Latter-Day-Balnts relief so ciety presidency honored two members with showers Friday af ternoon at th homo of Mrs. Charles Elder on Crescent ave nu. Th guaste of honor were Mrs. Barbara Bean and Mrs. Georg Manning. Entertaining with Mrs, Klder wore Mr. Charles Squires, Mra. J. T. Mor ris and Mrs. Fred Stlnerson. Sewing and game were th diversion of th afternoon after which refreshments were served to Meadnmea Roy Florin, Charles Kvans, Barbara Dean, George Manning. Charles Haulms. Lavlna Hunter, Fred Stlnerson, Charles M. Reynolds, John Fossum, Al fred Yadon, Lloyd Walt, L. A. Uramwell. Charles Hullett. J. T. Morris, Cook, Bingham, Cunning ham and Charley Klder. MRS. PADDOCK IH LINCHKON IKWTKKS Mrs. Ernest Paddock enter tained the Schoolmates club at a one o'clock luncheon Friday at her ranch horn near Bly. Mra. Paddock mako thla an an nual av.ent. Cover were laid tor Mes- dames Alt G. " DeLap, Alice Lawrence, Ella Bryant Lewis, Christine Casey DeLap, Adah Grlgaby Brown, Ida Grlgsby Grimes. Winnie Withrow Cleg, horn, Minnie Slater Grizzle. Et ta Arnett Paddock, Edna Hous ton Carna-han, Anna Hudrlck Funk, Madge Clopton Sloan, Mary Woodsom, Balll Bryant Wood and Clairallc Epperson. A Hl-Jlnks will be given at the city library auditorium at 6:30 o'clock thla (Monday) eve ning by the Klamath Falls Fed eration of Business and Profes sional Women. Members attend ing ftr urged to bring guests and anyon Interested I Invited to attend. e e e Mr. Herbert Hemlngsen will preside as hostess at ft meeting of Royrroft Junto at ber home, 504 Jefferson street, Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. The topic for the evening will be "James J. Hill." e Th Riverside P.-T. A. will hold ft meeting Tuesday after noon ftt 2:45 o'clock In the AaMei Oifcfo LUCKY SMOKERS TP 53. . fc. llllpiv k y - N k y -, yy" 4- -xy f . . ti l . r"S3l' TrT?ashw J Jt&& x yyifc OmUbL ISM, , S g ,W'V',i, 1 VJ) .... Tut Araerlran : f a TftW 11''' ALWAYS t&ejlnest tobaccot ALWAYS thejtitest workmanship Always Luchfcs please I News Worden Hauge- school auditorium whea Mra. Twyla Ferguson will address th parents and teachera on "Tha Parent' Obligations." Toe eighth grade pupils will entertain with an NRA skit, th seventh grade cnorua will present several num bers and th first grade will wive play, "Little Black Sambo." Members of th Happy Hour club and their husband will meet thla evening at 7:20 o'clock at th R. A. Emmltt horn ftt (17 Pin street. Mr. Emmltt, and hi daughter. Mrs. Ed. Propst. will preside as host and hostess. e Th Kano P.-T. A. study group met to organize Tuesday at tha hrgb achool. Eighteen members were present. Mra. Jo Foster and Marl Munson have charge of th group, which will hold meet ings every Tuesday evening at o'clock. Th next meeting of th Kano P.-T. A. will b held on Friday venlng, October 20. Chapter U of P. E. O. will meet Tuesday evening, October 17, at the home of Mra. Frank Ham blott. Sit Pacific Terrace. CAMP FfKK GIRLS TO HOLD RAILV OCT. 20 All la In readiness at the Camp Fir Girls' cabin on Conger ave nue for th big rally to be held there on th evening of October tventleth. A Jolly good time Is promised to all th girl who come, and any girl between the ages of ten and eighteen years la cordially Invited to th rally and to be come ft member of Camp Fire. On the evening of th rally there will b a grand wiener roast, which will be followed by a clever and unique program prepared by rarloua groupa of the organisation. There are many Inducements In Camp Fire, long hike and meals In th open on the clear, woodsy fall daya; companionship of girls Just th right age, handicraft of many klnda for In door days, and thousands of thlnga that make a girl glad to say ah la ft member of Camp Fir. Any Information relative to th rally may be obtained by calling 610W. th Camp Fire cabin, on Tuesday afternoon or Wednesday evening, or by call ing either Mra. Frank Power or Nail Napier. see GIRL SCOUTS ENJOY OUTDOOR MEETING Over a hundred Girl Scouts and their mothers gathered around the outdoor fireplace on th premises of Congregational church Friday evening, when awards and badgea earned by couta sine last spring were awkarded by Mrs. J. K. Reno. Rev. T. Preston Davis addressed the group. Mra. E. D. Johnsol led th singing of scout song and th Swastika troop presented ft GRIDIRON GHOST Membera of th Cleveland Butldoga professional football quad are galloping ghosts on th gridiron. The team wears uniforms on which skeletons ar painted and, a lu game ar played at night, th effect ia fantastic. Above Is Howard Krlss, former Ohio State star, hown in th weird garb. clever little (kit depicting the ten scout laws. After th court of award was concluded the young people roasted wieners and xnarahmal Iowa over the fire. The community committee of Girl Scout meeta regularly each month In the chamber of com merce, acta as sponsor and helps the troops In various way. This committee consists of: Chair man, Mrs. J. K. Reno; Tic chairman, Mr.' Alfred Collier: aecretary-treasurer, Mrs. Earl GUbertt awards and badges, Mr. J. Daggett; finance committee. Mrs. E. M. Bubb: publicity, Mr. Harry Goeler; camp, Mrs. Don Hamlin; song leader, Mr. E. D. Johnson. Th Brldgetta met ftt th bom of Mrs. James Hunwr on Rose way Drlv Thursday. October 12. Mra. Price and Min. Smith were peclal guests of tho afternoon, and tho following member were present: Mesdame L. Blrk, A. Nyback, F. Bturgiss, N. Hepburn and the hostess, The next meet ing will be held at the home of Mrs. Hepburn, 182& Melrose atreet, Thursday, October. 26. The 3R club met at the home of Mrs. Walter Heifer on Tues day, October 10. Those assisting the hostess were Mrs. Johnson. Mra. Roy Leln. Mrs. Betty Allen and Mrs. Enman. Twenty mem bers were present. Tha next meeting will be held at th I. O. O. F. hall on Oc tober 24. It's not by accident that Luckies draw so easily, burn so evenly. For each and every Lucky is fully packed filled to the brim with sweet, ripe, mellow Turkish and Domestic tobaccos. Round, firm no loose ends. That's why Luckies are so smooth. iTs toasted FOR THROAT PROTECTION FOR BETTER TASTE AMUSEMENTS Ptllcan Now playing, "Moon light and Prauels." Pin Tr Now playing. "Th Age of Consent," with Dorothy Wilson and Richard Cromwell. Rainbow Now playing. "Dlp- lomanlac," with Wheeler and Woolsey. Vox Now playing. "When L- dlea Meet," with Ann Harding. Myrna Loy and Robert Mont gomery. AT THE PELICAN One of tha many dancing brantle nnearina- in ".YioonilKm boo Prrtaela," at toe j-encan loaan "Back to Happiness and Pros perity" 1 th slogan this week at the Pelican theatre. To Justify It, the theatre offer "Moonlight and Pretzels," th frothiest, glrllest. most tuneful musical romance of the aeason, which opena today tor three great days. Fifty ot New York' most bean tlful girla chosen by America's leading Illustrators, a splendid cast headed by Leo Carrlllo, Mary Brian. Roaer Prvor. Herbert Raw- linson. Alexander Gray, Jack Denny. Lillian Milea, Bernice Claire, The Four Elton Boys, and a doxen others. Jolly, tnkling new songs from America's leading tuneamith. Dance by Bobby Connolly, and a sumptuous pro duction make a wonderful mid summer offering. AT THE PINE TREE Contrary to widespread belief. genuine college life ot today is not one round of exhnberant drinking, conspicuous "necking, roadster-fuls of pretty co-eds, slick college sheik and gener ous load ot care-free students who only reason for attending college 1 to wast time, spend money and acquire "prestige." Although these elementa are preaent In the higher Institutions ..ENDS a Cold Sooner PROVED BY 2 GENERATIONS of learning, they are by far out numbered by th arnvst boy and girl who really seek adequaU preparation for the future. Ths types ar realistically portrayed oy uorotny Wilson and Richard Cromwell In "The Age of Con sent." poignant drama of th modern campus, coming to th Pin Tree treatr today. AT THE RAINBOW RKO-Radlo PtettlPAK' fMillMnm. and tuneful fun film, "Dlplo manlacs" at the Rainbow theatre, todav. la a laitshtee hma aimed at what alia you. Featuring Bert Wheeler and Robert Wnolaev. barbed k m all-star cast and a bevy of beau tiful girls. It trips tunefully inrougu in woria current prob lems, making laugh of lu care fully nurtured worries. AT THE VOX "When I J.1 if. Meet" Sunday at the Vox theatre to the uenKui 01 an appreciative audi ence. It Is by far the moat enjoy able arraen fay tttfa .-- h partaken of In soma week. It airora Ann Harding and Robert Montgomery tne Kind of roles w enlov them most In mil l.n brings to na supporting cast ot unexcelled adequacy. Adapted from th Rachel Crothera atasA nlav h& Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer plctur pre sents novel angle on th old romantic triangle tangle. It con cerns a wife who know her hus- oana pnnanaers and a young man who is worried because he finds hi sweetheart playing ft dangerous arame with tha mmtal man. He engineers the two wom en into meeting that brings re sult he haa hopefully nad glee fully anticipated. Redwood Association Elects New Chief SANTA ROSA. Calif., Oct, 16, (U.PJ M. Goldman, Petalnna. to day waa elected president ot th Redwood Empire association at the organization's 13th annual convention here. Goldman has been associated with Redwood Empire activities for several years, having aerved as chairman of th association's publicity committee. Constipation Drove UsBflAIIH luedebei fed uossi head nCr Wlia achy, hall-alm. Nov itas has a lovable dtapaartioo, new pep and vitality. Heed Nature's warning: Smutsk bowels invar ably result in poisonous wasua ravaging yaursys lull irftfll the direct cause ot headaches, dia finest, col dm. crnpirxion trouble. NATURE'S REMEDY the mild. jO-vegetable laxatrea uidy stmndates the tmns euminathni tract- strenstbent, regulates tec bowels for DoiansaV ins. Get a 2Sc beat today at, youz TUMS ' lTl - WHEN3MES ,