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Newspaper Page TextVAupnint 13. 1937 THE NEWS AND THE HERALD KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE FIVE CITY BRIEFS Mrs. (mn lmirovM--Fiino:a itf Mm. Kt lius-sii of Oils rlly will ha tntrrin(i lo know that aha has a really I m pro vail In health during hsr rallnre In Ashland, hre aha It spending ral months. Mra. T. Hill Huntur ami Mrs. R. (1. Molarhn hai'har rarrntlr motnratl in lha vullf) rlly, whn thay flatted tin Mr. (iowan. Klllolts IMurn Attorn? and Mr. K Klllntl have raturuiwl In ihftr honiA an Lincoln atrt from Itost.urg, whsre lhay spsiil tha psl four months at tha homo of ihalr ann ln-law and rtaughtar. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Motshanha.rh r. Klllott, who aa In poor health whan ha left hara. ha 0Viy Improvad. and will ha hl to ha out and around again within a faw days. VUll In fmia.U Mr. and Mra. M Mnlarhantiarhar of TX Wal nut avanua, who ara spending sataral montha In tha aaat ara now viaitlng at Mra. Mnischan harhar formar homa, Uodarlch. Can., according to word raralrad from lham. Thla la Mra. Motsrh anharhr'a ft rat rat urn homa In 30 yaara. Minor Anl.lmt A minor an tomotilla at-rtdrnt Involving auio mnhllaa driven hr 'harls Iiiik gan and Hoy Harho as reported to pollr. huraau aarly Thursday morning. Tha anidant resulted In damagad f wider a and bumpara. and orrurrad at tha Houih Hlxth atraal viaduct. Ttirfe Kf-Nrt(Hl Kdward H King of d-oh I'lum it real hai re ported to pnllra burrs u tha thrfl of an autnmohlla roba, a pillow and thraa blankata from hti auto inohlln Saturday night whlla It ra parked at tha Plna f'ona br parlor on Hmjih Hlxth sir I, bo twaan 1 0 and It p. m. Jot ii It fatty Firm Chsrlrs Griffiths, who haa haan assort atad with lha Smith Rata print ing company for tha ptt 1 yaara. hai nhtatnad a raal aetata llrrnia and will now ha associated with tha R. W. Browning raal aitata offira at 14 tail Main atraat. II Nil-' Mrrli Krlday Night Klamath Lndga No. 137. low. will mart In regular session l tha hall at Fifth and Main streets Friday nicht at o'rlmk aharp. Thara will ha work In tha Firs dagrt-a. Visiting brolhara wal- coma. KrAitle Vixilnra- Mr. and Mra. H I.. Kdd and dauahtara. Martha and Antolnatta, srrnm pantrd hy Mm. field's alatar, Irana Sutton, of ReallU. gra via- lilng at tha homa of Mra. ReM's land Mm hut inn m rents, Mr. and Mra. F. K. Matt. Rnaahura: ..VUltora Mr. and Mm. Pet Mntarhanbarhar and children of Itoschurg ara eipected lo arrlva In Klamath Falls Fri day avanlng for a week's lstl at tha homa nf Mra. Mot, hen hartiar'a parent. Mr. and Mra. E L. Kllfolt. M-hliig CmmI (iaorga Howard of lnamnnd laka raort raporl that flahing la good In Plamnnd " laka thta wak. Srvaral lira and alx poundara wara caught Wad naaday. Mnnt of lham wara caught trolling, but fly fishing In tha avanlng la Impinving. Ioa Angflaa Vlallor Kvaretl Mtt hall of liOR Angataa U viaitlng I.antar Mndnay and family hara Mltrhall la a nrphaw of Llndaay w hom ha hadn t aaan ulnre ha wntt a hoy In Mlannurl 40 yaara ago Ha wa ari'ompanlad north from Oakland. Calif., hy Mm. Nallle Hat kncy. a atMcr of l.lmUcy. Homa from Xaw York Jaan 'alia Kltzpatrlrk, daiightar of Mm. Mala Mattoon, la homa from a trip to Naw York. Sh apanl two montha at tha noma of har grandfiithfr. rulll"har nf the Tlnifa-lh-rald nl Olaan, N. Y. NrwNpMr liihHlr Han William IMy. publthrr of the Vallajo N'wa at Vnllajo. Clir.. wa a vlaltor hora Thiiraday. Hely Inapartfd tha plant of Tha Kva nlng Harald and Klamath New a. Krom Shrrhlnn, Wyn. Mr. and Mm. It. M. Th om fin and aon Hay mond of Shorldan, Wyo., arrived Wednesday for a visit with Mra. ThnmaV ptirantfi, Mr. and Mm. F. 1. Huhr of 444 South HI vara Mo. Acrc.da Ponlilon Mra. BarnU'e Nlcodamua haa giropted lha posi tion of huyar and managar of tho . attract I va naw hai dapartmant ra .V'antly addH to Craig's atora at 617 Main atreot. A-hland VUltora Mr. and Mra Kennolh Wllnhlre of Ashland vla Itad hrlafly In Klamath Fa lit Thumdny. Thay wara an roula lo Craacanl. whore Wllnhlra la run ning Hhrop thla mini mar. Hiirlnl nt Ahlnnd Rufim Cohy dlad al Mn homa nrar Tulalako Augtint 11. fttirlal will tnka place at Ashland. Friday, August 13. QUICK POSITIVE RELIEF ('or I'lli., IIitihI iinil Cnlun IM.caw., U'lllioul H(Mplml Oiirrnllon. 1)11. . II. MATIIKIt lilroii'ni llr I'll) .l( Ian I'h. 4o i w, 40 J II. 7111 Main Rectal Diseases Treated by Modern Non-Hnrulrnl Mrthoda CArtMKL linilH. tlblmprartla Cllnle HUM N Till St. Phone ISM HofMPcninlnK Part) Tha floyal Nalghhora or Amarlra will stngi a homa-rnming party In tha loot' waat hall Friday night, Auguat 1. atartlng promptly at 7 o'clock. A program will ha prsntd and ra freahmanla aarvad. Hfrmrre In skmth - Mra. Krd C. Murphay of thla city la rarup aratlng from a major oparallnn and long lllnasa In Long flaa h Calif., and Murphay la In tha anuth visiting har at praaant. Tim and Vha7T Takan Wil liam l,orani of 114 Houth Hvint atraat haa raportad tha thaft of a whaal and lira from hla automo hlla whlla It aa parkad at 2ia Commarclal atraat. Illankai Nlolrn E. A. Pataraon raportad In polka nation Thurs day tha thaft of a blanket from hla autnmohlla, which was parked at fioi fiouth Finn straet. Muslneaa Vlallora W. K. Hopka and M. I. Plarra of Harramento. Calir., arrived In Klamath FalU Wednesday evening for a brlaf buslnesa visit. Rrfurn From Ik Dr. and Mrs. Warren Hunt and sons ra turned Wednesday from IXamond taka, whara thay spent a week at their summer cabin. Onkland VMlom Nail Phyllis Nallsan of Onkland. Calif, la visiting her cousins Claudlne and Hsrtiaia Jean Lindsay and Don and Dale Hunsakar hara. Ill Al Hma-Mn. Louie Pnlln Is aarlntisly ill at har homa at all North Klghth atraat. Court House Record llcir Hull. Hlr.1 Thvtma Knicllah vit.ui liyd Knall.h. Chants, crtifl and In human frralmrnt. Cnupla mar ried July 2. In tillllwnll. Okla. I'lalnllfl aka rualndr ot a minor rhlld and I2& per mnnib for ll. aupnorl. U'llllant Kuykrn dall. allnrnr for plaintiff. Anna Una ilnnl.b arna Vl'il. Mam M. ripola. Chance. irul ! and Inhuman treatment. I'oupl married Auau.l 14. 192a. In Klamath Kail.. Plaintiff ak. run tody of a minor child. Krei Kletrher. attorney for plaintiff. Jeanle Ynunt vemua Holla Ynunl. Charae. ronvlrtlon of fel ony. Couple married February I. In Lamar. Mo. I'lalntl.'f a.ka reatnratlon of maiden name Jewl ( reamer. J. C. O'Neill, at torney for plaintiff. riimplalnt Klteil Lamm f.umher rompanr Term Wheeler Pine rompany. Plaintiff aeeka Judamenl on aum nf $111ft.3& alleged nalni on Uw aale routrart, tnitther alth in tereat. William Kuykendall, at torney for plalntlrf. Marrlaaie .Appllratliin t.I N D A II I.-1.( ) Kt ; It EN Klmer Theodora Mndahl. 21. Irurk driver, native of Intra, realrient of Rlrhvale. Calif. Treva l.ofarrn 2t. hou.eolfe, native of Rlrhvale Calif., realdent of Rlrhvale. Calif Vital Statistics IIIIITH BOWHOIN Born at Klamath Valley hospital, August 11. U.17. In Mr. and Mra. W. K. Bnwdnln of Route l. Bo T. a dauihter. Weight, 7 pounda I ounces. KXPKIUMKNT PORTLAND. Alia. 12 (,11 -Austin Hlodk-eit. 14. Hills.toro. I one heel a matrh to a rivnami; can lo see ahal would haptir-t. He Inst three flutters and au fared an Injured eye. PARIS, it'Pl The nirmor Perrtn limnnthe. Inventor of r;. currant Jelly, waa perpelra;td today with the erection of an oheltak at Velalnea en llarrnla In the Meuae valley. Lamonthe kept a wine cellar for the Duke Hubert In 1 fi 3 a and discovered that Jelly could be made by siralnlnn Hit: Juice of red curranta. 0oqet value? mm stiNoift wMtinr- nt w .ftm-to ei O10ITVMI DISTllLHS, INC N.Y.C HI.KNhKI WMIHKKY - 0 Proof . . . iht ptralalit whiskies In tun product era I year and months old nr more. !5 straight whUkev, Tre, yrsln in-utrsl spirits; lf. strslaht whlKy, 1 var end months old. tn strslaht whlsksy, s"s old. OldHyma PMIllers, I nr. N. Y. a COYOTE NIGHT SCHEDULED BY WILDLIFE BODY "Coyola night" will ba oh aerved hy tha Klamath county rnunrll of lha Oreion Wlldllfa federation at Ita neit mentlnx Keptemher 14. It waa derided at Wedueaday nljtht'a aeaalon. Itep reaentatlvea nf tha blnloxtral aur vey, aheep man and oihera In terested In lha eradlratlon of pre datory anlmala will ba Invited lo attend. Chairman Hal Oft-le aald ha may have a raited coynta at tha meeting. If he doea. tha coyote will ha plared "on trial." Tha wlldllfa federation adopted a reanlutlon aaklnv for a atudy of methods of atream rontrnl on tha Klamath river below lha Keno dam. Tha resolution atatea that ex treme ehamea In lha water level nf tha river below tha dam occur In a ahort period of time, en dannerliiK lha Uvea of fluher men and atock that feed on tha moaaea of tha river bed during low water. It was alio atatea that a large amount of amall flab and other auuatlr life ara left atranded lo die and later to ha flooded Into tha atream, thereby causing pol lution. Thla condition. It was aald, will ultimately deatroy the value of the river lo fishermen and will render lha atate egg taking plant on Hpeurer creek wnrlhleaa. The resolution expressed op position lo present method, of control of lha water level and asked for a atudy In an effort to correct the condition. Ill-II, Oil KI.SK COI'MII, HI.CKKS. Iowa Mayor William Uullfotle served n.itlre on Klre Chief William (irote ihat the latter had Just five daya to carry out the mayor's Instructions or he sus pended for .In daya without pty. The mayor ordered the chief to paint his mechanic, auto mobile red. The chief had It painted blue. M'.iM'KHi )M,: MIIISK MACK A Y. Idaho Mi,, c. A. Jensen asked nelchhora to h--lp her find a "suitable mouse" for her rat Archibald, who haa been moping since hla playmate, Tim othy, a mouse, riled. Mrs. Jen.en said she had tried to replace Tlmnlhv three time., but that Archibald didn't Ilka tha auhatltiitea. Refnre Industry ran reach ca pacity piodurtlon. everyone who wish. a to ork must have employ ment and every family must bare an annual income of at least .1tl!P. William Creen. presi dent. American Federation of Labor. EXPERT STYLIST AT OUR STORE loni one nf the roaM' largest furriers, will per sonally suerrlse t h I sale, Adjit'tlves can not do Justice to these beau tUul coals, arlected by Mr. and Mra. Margiills in Han Francisco! FMIP Tremendous Selections Chinese Kid Swaggers Russian Pony Black Lepin American Broad tail Mini Moleilin Squirrels Caraculs Muikrals Jap Mink Persian Lamb Fleeing From Japanese Juggernaut Al the Japaneae army knocked at tha gatta of Peiping with 3-ir.rh hells, tha city'i meam of conveyance were taxed to the limit to move refused to point! of lafety. A typical Peiping lamily. with their most precious poueisioni. crowd above into a hired car I taxi) to flee from the ihell-menaced capital of ancient China HILDEBRAND HILDKHH AND Rer. G. W. Hoffman of tha Lutheran church In Klamath Kalis htd church and Sunday school at the Hlldbrand school house on Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Harry (iell of Condon, Ore., arrived In Hllde brand Monday to v It-It his slat'T and ttroihT-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs J. C. Marin. J. H. Nitkorson. ltvestork buyer of Klamath KalU, wan a hulnt' Tislfnr at the Leonard Kilter boirt on Thursday. Mrs. W. O. .Smyth and Mrs. Jane White ara transact. nK buNl oes In Klamath Falls on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. I). Hoetlcr and rhfldrMi, Flowl, Hsy and tMori. viwlted on Sunday with Mrs. Hot lar'a alatar and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mra. Jams (Jood of Alta mont. ' Mra. J. C. Marin and daughter. Jean and Mrs. Albert MrCumbor and daughter. Sharon visit ad on Friday with Mrs. Charlea Woelk and dan enter lltlcn. Coming as a aiirprie to their many friends whs the marriage of Mips Jean Marin, daughter of Mr and Mrs. J. C. Marin of Hilde hrand, and (.eorge Poturek of Mslln. Mr. Chailea Woelk and daugl. ler Hlen vlnfted on Wdnody with Mm. K. T. C.fvens of fleattv. The 11 K club of lha Hildehrattd grange gave a play party at Ihe grange hall on Saturday nicht. whlrh was very much enjoyed by a large crowd. Mr. and Mrs. James Good and son Tommy of Altamont visil"J GOT'S AUGUST BEGINS FRIDAY Buy FURS at Margot's In August - Here's Why BECAUSE wt hontstly believe you SAVE ap proximately from 20 per cent to 30 per cent by buying Jhem NOW. BECAUSE you can have confidence in MARGOT'S integrity. . . .BE CAUSE of the authentic Peril styling, these fur coatt, classic in trend, cannot become dated . . . their fashion life is longl BECAUSE SAV INGS ere assured you at Margot's August fur tale . . . come SEE FOR YOURSELF! Priced Right! Prices Range From $49.50 to $500. j on Saturday with Mrs. Good's par ents. .Mr. and Mra. T. P. Michael. I Mrs. Ida Hudson of San Frau I cl o Is visiting In Hildebrand iwlih her brother and slster-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Colahan. Mrs. i. Ho"fler and children i of liairy visited on Sunday wt?h j her parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Mi. hael. Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Morton and daughter Joan of Tulelake visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. P Coin lian. Mr. and Mra. Albert MVOumher made a husinesa trip to Chc-scent City on Monday, returning home Wednesday. Mra. Franklin Arant and daugh ter harlene and Mrs. Waldo Jone of lairy visited on Monday with Mrs. Albert McCumber. Mr, and Mra. T. P. Michael and son Marvin visit d on Sunday event,.- with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Welch and family of Dairy. Mr. and M rs . Joe V 1 e 1 ra of Spraguo Hiver were, business vis itors at the Michael ranch ' n Sunday. Those who visited at the Leon ard Hitter home on Sunday weie Mr. and Mrs. Kmlle Kgert. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Horton and daugh ter Joan. Mrs. Ida Hudson and Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Colahan. MUST DKGRKK CHAKf.K PORTLAND, Aug. 12 Rov McCarthy, 27. former inmate of the state penitentiary, faced first degree murder charges today a the result of lha death of Floyd Fuelner. 3". and was held without ball. Fuelner was shot Tuesday following the robbery of the aerv Ire station where he waa employed. GOT Main al Eighth OREGON'S WHEAT LI SALEM, Ore. L'P Interior mills, elevatora and warehouses of Oregon this year contained Mli. ft 00 bushels of wheat on July , as compared with J.loo.onO bushels last year at thla time, the United 8tate department of agri culture reported. The estimates were based on reports representing 61 per cent of the total state storage capacl'.y for Interior houses. Stocks on hand July 1 this year are only 41 per cent above the average for the five years (1928-32, of 2,020, 000 bushels, the report showed. Stocks In Oregon, Washington and Idaho Interior mills, eleva tors and warehouses were esti mated at 4,905,000 bushels aa of July 1. Commercial stocks of wheat in terminal elevators of the PaclfL northwest reported by the market news service of the bureau of agricultural economira were 774. 000 bushels aa of June 28, com pared with 2.034,000 bushels last year at the aame date and 912. 000 bushels two years ago. f I ! ALG0MA NEWS AI.OO.MA Mra. Hany Cobb waa hostess on Wednesday after noon. Auk. 4. to aeveral lady friends at a delightful luncheon Needlework waa enjoyed by the ladlea and a very enjoyable time waa had by all. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Raaaen musaen were the auesta of honor at a bouae warming and shoaer party at their bom. In AlKoma flat Saturday evening, when a number of frlenda. and relatives dropped In to aurprlae them, (amea were played and water melon waa enjoyed. Misa Wanda Horn w ho !aa been visiting at the Horn home this aummer has returned to her borne In Washington. Also Conrad Oberg who has spent the aummer here returned to hla home In California. Mr. and Mra. Vincent Herlbly are the proud parents of a baby- boy born Aug. 4 at the family borne. .Mr. and Mra. B. E. Barrett and daughtera. June and Barbara were dinner gueata at the Clifford Kaenmusen home Sunday. The occaalon waa Mrs. Barrett'a birth day. Funeral JOHN HENRY HHANNON The funeral serrlre (or the late John Henry Shannon, who passed away In thia city Tueedav, Au gust 10. will take place from the Sarred Heart Catholic church Sat urday, August 14. where a re quiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of hla soul, rommenc-in- at I a. m.. the Rer. Father T. P. Casey officiatlnc. Commit ment service and interment in the .ML Calvary cemetery. Friends USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN Select VOIR fur coat NOW ... a amall payment will hold It for you In storage until yon are ready to wear it I ara respectfully Invited lo at tend. Ward a Hla mat h funeral Homa Id char-e of tha arranne-menta. HUNK WIIXIAM IIII.I.VK.R Kuneral aervlcea for lha lata Frank William Hlllyer, ho pass ed away In thla city Saturday, Auiuit 7. 1937. will ba held In I'olorado nprlnxs. Colo., Monday, Auauat It. 1 3 7 . with commit ment servicea and Interment fol lowing and burial In family plot. Tha remaina will he forwarded via Kouthero Pacific company Friday. Auiust 13. 1937 at l:US a. m. to Colorado gprlnni. Ar ranxementa are under the direc tion of tha Earl Whltlock Fu neral Homa. Plmlentn ll uaed In lha manu facture of cheese, and as a atufflna for ollvea. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY i WAN'TKD Ambitious young men, Steady work, (iood pay. Air craft manufacturers hack or ders over FIFTY-FOI-'R MII I. ION DOLLARS. Qualified mas ter mechanics assured place ments. A KKO ACTIVITIES TECHNICAL INSTITUTE, lo cated on Los Angeles municipal airport traina In L'. 8. approved repair station No. 277. on planes that fly. Home prepare tory courae atudenta qualified aa rlvetera one month after completion. For entrance re quirements lee Student Coun selor, lobby Hotel Elk. Satur day and Sunday. 8-14 YOl'NO LADY attending business college desires part time work Call 125S Interstate Business college. l.lj MAN AND WIFE, cook and baker, resort or ramp. 133 N. loth. 8-14 FOR RENT 3 rooms, furnished, modern, 122. SO. Call at 410 Owena. g.ij TWO SLEEPINO ROOMS, close In. private entrance. Gentle men preferred. 60 4 No. loth. 1-19 DESIRABLE SLEEPING ROOM, close in, hot and cold water, abower. Phone 4f. 8-14 FOR SALE Three-room house. 1200 down, balance Ilka rent. One block east Mills school. 2U1 Orchard. 8-14 WANTED Experienced maid. Phone S00. 703-tf The EMPORIUM 820 -Main Men's and Women's Wearing Apparel Try the Emporium First All Clean, Crisp New Merchandise Men's Work Sox, grey cotton Cashmere 10c Men's heavy weight Waist Over alls 98C Men's heavy double sole Work Shoes $2.95 Men's heavy work suspenders 39c Men's forest green sanforized Whipcord Pants $1.95 Men's black Dress Oxfords ..$1.95 Others $2.95 to $745 We carry a complete line of men's fast color Dress Shirts, only 95c Fur Coats dGFu;;;n' See the new modela from New Fall Blouses In satins and crepes. All new New Skirts Plain rolom and plalila snmf with lull slppcr opening. Silk Hose llerk.hlrc Hon 79c. $1. $1.35. Kull-faxhltmrd.... Satin Slips W hile, fleh, lea-roae and dnrk New Fall Dresses Tailored anil awing aklrta .. In rrepea, aheera and aatlna. Fall Millinery The last word In shnprs nnd House - Street Fast color. Inrludlnir swing Complete Line of Men' Lincoln Suits Nationally Advertised ?-rc,?pen:' $17.85 ,.$22.50 ARROW SHIRTS WRIGHT and ALLEN A UNDERWEAR HOLE-PROOF HOSE BLACK BEAR and LEVI STRAUSS WORK CLOTHES FREIDMAN-SHELBY SHOES v The EMPORIUM 820 Main HTORK MARATHON CHII.MCOTHB. O. Dr. C. D. Leggett thinks Dr. Dafoa had It eaay with tha Dlonna QtUntup lets. Dr. Leggett delivered flva babies In 11 hours and 10 niln. utea but In widely aeparated. parta of ChUlicotha and Rosa eounllea. Ha beat tha stork In every race. Baked Food Hale The mem. bera of tha Lutheran Ladlea Aid will hold a baked food aale at the Safeway atora at 131 Mala street Saturday, August 14, start ing at 10 a. m. A pair nf goldfish left slosh ing around In a bowl on tha bark seat ara tha strangest objects anyone ever left In my cab. Charlea Phillips, Wichita Falli, Texas, eab driver. Thla country haa no Intention of pursuing toward any country a policy either of asgression or revenge. Anthony Eden. F-ng-land'a foreign affalra secretary, Tha first lucceaatul parachuta drop from a balloon waa mada on Oct. 22. 1797, by Jacquea Oarnerln. When relieved from hla weight, the balloon burst and the parachuta deaeended at a great rata of apeed, but be made a aafe landing. Home Ownership Starts with Small SAVINSSl This alssoctatloa Offers Higher Inter! Rat Plus Guars md (Curt-rat Safaty Dividend ' First Federal Savings and Loan Association OF KLAMATH I-ALLS 111 So. 9th St. Phone S7 Member of Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp. $4$00 up 1.95 shades $2, QS $1.95 and 49c 5QC nhatlea, $1, $1.95 37 and$4.95 $2.95. $3.99 IHhera $7.6$ to $14.75 .6 to $14.75 ,$2.95 ntylra, $1.95 and Dresses $1 QC skirts, $1.00 and "sw 4