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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (March 28, 1922)
ff "WHT frTy" w7-i;i - - THE EVENING HERALD KLAMATIH FALLS, OREGON Prtgo Fotif Tt?F-)D.tV, MAItCH 1W, 102a I f 3f ft?. 5 MRS. DALTON PASSES 'Mil N AiiMtrml by Prominent llrnlilcnt of (Ninimtinlly , Mm. W C. Dnltnn. wife of tho picsldent of tho Amni lean nntlonnl Imnk, died taut nlRlit nt tin? Warren Hunt hospital, whoro sho was tnken Dm night boforo on liar return from ii trip to tlin Murlflttn Hot Springs, Hhcridilu county, California, which It liml been hoped would restore her to health. HvhIiIi'h her husband, she Is iturvlvrd by to sons, Cnrr, who lives TWO ARE INDICTED True ttllN Itetnrneil liy Grand Jury In Cases of llhun mul Witt son Indictments ngnlnsl Lester lllxon, charged with "assaulting Arthur llnmakrr of tho Illy country with a dangerous weapon with Intent to kill," mul against Krunk M. Wat son, chnrged with larceny of cloth ing, wore returned by tho grand ury nt 6:4fi jostonlay nftorliooti. lllxon shut nnd seriously wound ed Ilamakcr on the uinmlng of HTAIHUTV OF MAHKKT8 POINT Tt PltOHPKIUTV (Continued from Page 1) nl tho ranrh home near Mnlln. nnd , Mnrch s "' w fotlowlnj; an nlter- Pnul. who Is nltcndlng the Stanford c"m nrll,"K "" r,,l'" re.icliliiK university: a mother. Mrn, Mary I.lt tie, of Snolllng. California; two brothers. William Utile of .Snolllng. nnd John of Onklanil, California; nnd two sisters, Mrs. Kiln Hector of At water, nnd Mrs. Hello Howell of San . I-'rnnclgco. Tho decedent was born February 24, 1S7,4. Sho was married to W. C Dalton nt Snolllng. nnd shortly after ward they came to reside on tho Carr ranch, near Malln, where their child ren were born and where thp family has lived for the past 2t years. Mrs. Dalton was woll beloved I afternoon at 2 o'clock nt tho Whit nmong her nclRhbors and esteemed . lock chapel, according to present ns n woman of high christian char- plans, which will not be chanced un n ter. Sho had been Ions affiliated . less It should prove Impossible for 'with the Methodist church. Iter 111-, all members of the family to reach ne? began moro than a year ago. I here tomorrow night, but tho critical stage was reached I The Itcv- S. J. Chancy will conduct ubout six weeks ago. the funeral service. Uurlat will take The funeral will bo held Thursday I place In the local cemetery. lllxon that he was likely to suffer violence at tho hands of Illy resi dents because of his alleged horse stealing activities. Ilamaker Is on the road to recovery. Watson I, charged with theft of clothing, blankets, shoes nnd other Items allied nt J 100 from K. A. Qualf of this city. In default of ball both defend ants are In jail, and probably will be brought before the court Immediately. !S3F STRAND 10c- WltKRE EVEItYBODT GOES- -see HOME OP THE HODKINBON FEATURES TONIGHT-AMATEUR NIGHT A cloudburst of fun. Everybody come NORMA TALMADGE "THE MOTH" By Wm. Dana Orcutt. Directed by Edward Jose Never bus the superb art of Norma Talmadge been moro capably demonstrated than In her characterization of l.ucy Cilllum, tha Kay, irresponsible little society "moth," whose fluttering wings aro scorched by the white hot flames of scandal A Symphony of Emotional Drama Wonderful supporting cast with . EUGENE O'BRIEN Also Two Good Comedies Tomorrow night E. K. Lincoln in the Big Western Feature, "Fighting Through." Admissionl 0c-20c. Show starts 6:30 OUR NEW YORK BUYER MAKES A BIG SCOOP IN BUYING EASTER HATS AT A BIG DISCOUNT These beautiful hats were rushed to us by express, and are now on display. Come soon as you can to select one or more of these attractive Easter Hats. Now on Special at $3.95, $4.95, $5.95 BIG SAVING AND SATISFACTION AWAITS ALL BUYERS OF Easter Suits, Capes, Dresses, Skirts, Blouses and Hats for all occasions. February, 1921. Tho mills operat ed nt approximately 85 per cent of normal capacity compared with BO per cent a year ago. Thr- resump tion of Inu'ilrles for lumber from the agricultural stntes of tho Mid dlo West was a particularly hope ful sign, especially for the Inland mills, which 'havo not shared In tho thriving water trade with the At lantic coast and Japan, llujerM IViiitlou Notwithstanding accumulating evidence of bettor tuulncss In tho future, buyers both at retail nnd nt wholesale are proceeding cautious ly. Ketnll sales as reported by .13 department stores and mall order houses compared lcs favorably In February with thoso of tho previ ous year than did January sales. Tho dollar aluo of sales In Febru ary was J. 7 per cent less than a year ago compared with it decline of but 6.3 per cent from January, 1921, to January. 1922. Sales at wholesale, reported by 135 firms In ten lines of business, did not con tinue the Improvement , noted In each month since October, 1921. Comparison of sales In January and February "t this year with sales In the corresponding months last year shown that In seven of the ten lines there was an Increase, during February, In the percentage of de cline In value of sates as compared with January. In five of the ten lines the decline In tho raluo of sales was greater than the average decline of wholesale prices during the past year, Indicating a decrease In tho physical volume as well as In tho value of sales. llulldlng More Active Iluildlng continues more actlvo than a year ago. The number of permits Issued In 20 principal cities In February. 1922. exceeded tho number Issued In February. 1921, by 1 4 per cent and tho value of the 1922 permit)) exceeded the value of tho 1921 permits by 60.5 per cent. Substantial Improvement In tho physical volume of business being transacted throughout tho district lg Indicated by figures on debits to Individual accounts lu 20 clearing house centers. In tho four weeks ending March 1, 1932. debits to Individual account wcro only 3 per cent less than In tho same peri od In 1921. In January, 1923, tho decline compared with the previous year was S.2 per cent. public eo.vrnoij of amuhk. MK.VTS LH DEMAND ItAIHKU (Continued from Page 1) Into 'the bands of men who betray the trust that, their public respon sibility entails. "The remedy Is for recreation to bo made a government function. In many of It aspects It Is moro Im portant than any other work tho government Is doing. "Clean recreation is a safeguard for national health of rrifnd and- body. Hut this cannot bo had un less play Is conducted In tho right moral environment." National Movement The Playground and Hecrcatlon Association of America Is expectud to aid In expansion of public con trol of recreational facilities now being exploited by prlvato owners. In New York tho Manhattan Dor ough Leaguo of Women Voters is aroused by tho IMckard case, main ly because of the charges that par ents who entrusted their children to Itlckard and his institution found their trust betrayed. "More women pollco would help to an extent," says Mrs. Itobcrt P. Oliver, executive secretary of this organization. "Hut thai, would bo merely a palliative. Tho romedy must bo moro fundamental. Good recreation Is as great a need aw good roads, and there Is Just as much reason for tho government to provide one as the other." Parents' Problem Mrs. Leslie Tompkins, vice chair man, and Mrs. Jarvl Fairbanks, treasurer, Indorsed this stand, add ing that tho manner In which mod ern amusement enterprises aro con ducted makeg It absolutely neces sary for parents to watch over tbelr children very carefully. Captain Kva Prendergast, ot the women!it pollco reservo, said, "In every city there Is need for better supervision of amusements, to wipe out evil, Immoral environments. Dut until parents Inculcate In tbelr chil dren proper moral standards, bqys und glrl aljke will fall victims to thoso who exploit them to satisfy their greed or sensuality." Sale Prices. for Wed., Thurs. Friday. Sat AW Take Advantage of our Special Sales Days AxREMARKABLE EARLY SPRING COAT and CAPE SALE For , Misses'1 and r Women - at an'extremelyJmoderate 'price Si only of'thic many on salcarc illustrated below.. . i ' . : ' ' vfT lift ' Tola" Vy.in.U WW U'rnl OUvhilt TjunJoiw VUr im A Vj j4 11 A dVTE? Produced " fff 'f I l IT Af Allh Wyandotte Velours ! I; II f R I1M f Fancy Plaid Back M JjJj ILAJjt f 7 I B""" " """ "'n and Novelty z3T mmm JTIU m W Woolens and H W Iff MLJ Wool Chinchillas. VI U n 'The latest authentic styles model tlxat are desirable in every was, all iw No 650. run auk u'ooi NWo the most desirable shadings, and with one exception every garmeit Full, three-quarters or rial, nam or rancy bilk Lir incd, sizes 16 to ..i. New i sea U').ifJ.i Wtour ' i Compare these Coat Values and Styles. If you anticipate a Spring Coat purchase, you will buy at this sale. ' . "VV cannot stress the point loo much regarding the tremendous benefits derived through VV our R.C.U. Collective Buying Sales Plan. Several hundred R.C. U. merchants are to-day selling these wonderful coats purchased by our New York office connection for this coat sale. Hence our ability to quote such remarkable sale prices. FIltHT HTUAWIIKIIIUKH CAI-KXICO, Col., March 28. First ripe strawberries were brought Into Calexlco recently by William Von Muller, a grower north of here. They brought CO cents a box. PLEADS FOR WORKMEN Hhopcrufts Hritil Point Out .N'ccil for Living Wgo 'CHICAGO, March 28. 'Arguing before tho United States railroad la b' r board today for a living wage for rail workers, II, M, Jewell, head of the Hhopcuftfl unions, based bin pleu on the declaration that business concern which cannot moot Its fixed charges Is bankrupjt'and that full u ro to provido healthful Htamlurd of living (or hut family a working mun'x fixed charge means eventual physical and moral bankruptcy to the nation. Hay it w!lh flutters. Klamath Flowiir Hhnp. Phono r.Sd, SU1 Main at 28 WOMEN RULE 2 TOWNS Kl tit Ions In lotvu Itesult In Fair Hex Gaining Control DK8M01NB9, Marcn 28. Tho ac tivity -of women In political affairs In- Iowa resulted in thn election of women mayors In yesterdays' elec tion 1n two towns, victory for candi dates they endorsed In other towns, defeat of Hiinduy motion pictures nt Ames and New Sharon and tho rout ing of tho town's pool hall nt Nuw Murkct. Mrs. (.'. J Young was elected may or of Hi. Charles and Mrs. Harry Htcailmuu, mayor of Calamus. Tito women tnudldutes for mayor were defeated at Charlotte, Mount Vernon und I.enox. Women were elected to tho city council In xiitornl towns. Nino towns voted two mill luvlos for town bunds. NEW TODAY KHTItAV NOTICi; Came to tho Doak runch, Dec. 1. olio Morel pony maro und colt und ono brown yearling maro colt, No vlsublu brands, J, A, Kdwurds, Hecreatlon, Ore. 28-30 Woman wanted for general liiiuso work. Good wuKui.. Tho lleatty store. 2H-:i FOIt KKNT Furnished ono room ca bin, 741 Wuluut. 28 IIAIU1AINH IN IIOCHKH Good three room houso near Dig Ilasln Lumber company, nt $1100,00. Only '(200 cush. Quick possession. - Good three room houso on Johnson Ave. ut $1100. Kxcellent value. Only $200 cush und balance like rent. Neut three roim bousu fairly well furnished, big lovol lot, Oak Ave., near Klghth. Prlco $2000. Very easy terms. Now und modern four room buugu low near tunnel on Upham Ht with two big lotH fenced In, fine garden tract, nice location. A bargain ut $2000. Only $300 cash. Very neat und modern four room bungalow on Washington Ht , near Seventh, with plenty of built-in fea tures big lot, Just high enough for fine view of valley. A rurn bargain at $2700, on very eusy terms. A plnus in t to show this property. Thn wise man will buy now. Prices me HUio lo bo higher soon, (.'nine In mul tulle It over, Clillcoto h Hiulth, 033 Mttlll at, , I I.O.HT A fox terrier dog, four months old, lame In ono fionl leg Whl to excopt small black spots on ears, Mrs. Wilbur Jones, Hccond fi. High. Phono 244. 2K WANTKI-ired Heed or Flbrii baby carriage. Cash, Phonu 448W. 28-2!i WANTKIX Furniture to loflulsh and upholster. Wiork und prices both right. W, W. Donurt. Phono 47KW. ' 27-1 imktuict attoiim:v Gi-rrs W)I) OF UIIOrilKHH lKATII District Attorney C, C. Hrowur ban rccolvud word ot tho death or his brother, A, C, llrowor, nt Federal burg, Maryland, Tho decedent wan city superintendent ot schools, anil for r.:i years botn engaged lu tho teaching profession, in ull'thnt time missing hut ono year nnd that dijo In Illness and convalescence from tin nttnek of typhoid fever. Ho was CI) 28-20 I yoara old, i t - V.' &1.L ,rt"! lTT"2VtS &.