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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
NOXiMV, JANTAHY M, iUJi
TO DEAD CHIEF
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But She Loves Actress With
All Her Heart Despite-
President Harding's Qual-
LTf m
ines.neia suited to Re
construction Period
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LOS AXOELBS, Jan. 14 Mrs.
IMIih'IMirna,' comlpnnton Tor "many
years t Mbibei' Konnaod, motion plc
turo aHress, afin-.llitod -that Hie shout
ing of CourMand S. Dines, Denver
OU CPSU. 1y -Miss Normaad's
chauffeur )iiBre New Year' night,
had rtittUcd In her dlrtntssal by tas
screen etar.'tbut added that "dosplto
tho fact that thi little affair has
temporarily separated us, t love her
wj sll mf ftetit." -! ii
; . Of Horace A. Grcoa, the ohauf-
f eur wio ehot and sertously bounded
Dlnet, Mrs.;' Bucins declared If there
k over was a fine boy It was thai
driver. A better man never lived and
I certainly hope he Sets out of this
trouble." '
U was discharged or rather let
oat," Jtra. Burns explained, because
I allowed the police to enter Mtefbel's
hoihB and told them the fcwth about
what I knew of the ersnts leading
up to the (hooting.
Jliaibel Nonnand could not see why
I lot detectives in and talked to Uteri
about the' case, tn tho first place
I had nothing to conceal, and sec-
ondly It would have been taposslble
not to have seen them.
. "I , tried -tf impress these faf-s
upon Mttbpl, but she was very ex-
oited and angry ana told nib there
wag no sense in talking about the
cose. So she finally said: 'Edy yo'J
had botor go away and I will have
someone else look after the house."
Mrs Burns had much to say of
tho temptations thrown in Miss
Nomuand's way by gay companions,
end admitted that she had endeav
ored to keep the motion picture act
ress away from Dines and Edna Pur
vlance, soreen actrfeS3 who waj in
Dinas' apartment when the shooting
occurred, as much as possible.
"I wlaut you to understand that
, my efforts to. keep Mibel away from
Dines atad E Jua were not on account
of way personal mlllice against
them," she added, "but they did not
exenalse a good influence over her."
Thoug'hpUcSS comlpaDlons were re
sponsible for, all of Mf,s Ncrm'and's
troubles, ber',for(naer cpmpanien ex-
plained. ' - - ... :. .-' ... , ... . . i
"If peopJe only mew Miabel as she
really is she would be pitied instead
of censured;" she said. "Nlsht after
nfght I have ministered to her when"
Bbe was ill and nerroua. n have found
her' shivering in bed. With .clothea
tossed to one" side. I have wanned
hoi) water ibottles for her and gotten
her tota cohditton go she could con
tinus wffiCtt Bcf wotR at the studio. .
"NoWd ein eva-.i understand the
etnaln" thnt I hate been under. Mabel
would leave (or a party, with Jew
elry- valued at flearty $100,000. I
knew she could never look out for
herself.- So wa Ju Hke all im
pulalte child. " x
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l.-dnli-fr.s I:-. !:. :mt-t min.'al liurl fi'.;ii;ii.
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Where a Navy Lies Idle
This. i a rTi-.arsnb!e aerial view of the Philadelphia Navy Yard shelving about 1 JO di-sti oyci 4, M'.i:t liu'.e
h'.nj a:.d oilier war vessels, packed like a tla of sardine. They are lying id It at Iho dockt.
FORD on
VALUE
IS
"I pity Mubel frcm. the iottom of
any heart," concluded tho dismissed
companion, "for if ever rheie was a
generous, wihole-eouled girl Wlio was
always ready to give her last cent
to a person in distress, theft girl is
Mabel Jiorniland. Never has a gin
fcooii iho victim of more bitter clr
cmnMaa'cea and calumny.",
NEW RECORD
IS
SETIN SUNDAY
il RALLY
CHOC
Wall Street Estimates Val
ue of Concern at
. 840 Million
OEVELOPMENT
OE NEW fll FINDS
T
New Corporation Believed
to Plan Irrisation
From Wells
NEW YORK! Jan. 14. Experts
Id Wall st:eet 1ho for years have
wondered what the total stock of
(he Ford Motor company was worth
bavfl hMftfded the estimato of ISJO,
OOO.dOO, end said they believed it
would total $1,260,000,000 w;tlVn
another year.
The Mttputatlons were based on
the public valuation of the Ford
Motor company of Canada, profits
per car made' by the Dominion cor
pnratlon and the one in this country,
the former earning $6S a car and
(he ltJttor $07, and .the market val
uation of tho Canadian stock, which
IS 9415 a share. .
Comper.'ng the valBg ct Hie Cana
dian stock the profit per car rtteriH
and the . valuation ot the-comri.iiiy
with the profit per car here, plus
the United States production, the ex
perts ibvlleved they had figured the
first definite fiscal informatiou the
financial district ever lias had nU6dp
ihe Detroit plant.
' (Continued FrOin 1'ho One.)
front tho Indian church at William
son river. , ' '
RalllcB were held lait Week at five
points In the County outshle of Klnm
it Hi.- Ono hundred and twenty-nine
visitors from.Klunnith Falls attended
these meetings. Sixty'; from .these
points wero1- In attemkmce. ' S3ik:y
front these points were in atteiidancu
nt tho mcotings hero ybaterday.
Thd (following resolutions wero
prcesnted by a enmimuca of which
W. S. SlOtigli was c4in.'rmnn ami
unanimously adoptod:' '.''
Resolved; that we, the Council of
Religious Btiticutlou la? Klanratlt
count;.',- .feel an increased sense of
obligation for thri.d'fellg'ious inslrucr
tlon and training "of Ihc rliiliii'oit and
youth of our sove'ial con gregat Ions
nud cmninuuities bilil for the reli
gious instruction ajld training of the
children and toutii of our county as
B whole; that it is our duty to Increase-
the number and efficiency of
the Sunday schools of our county by
well organised, co-operallvc effort.
2. That we heartily endorse the
plana of oiir state workers and pledBp
to them our 'co-operation.''" .' '
3. That we desire to express o;ir
appreciation of the very valuable
help wo have received f om Dr. van
.Vuys hird Mrs. Ksaen during tin.- s's-
Kiiiiis of llu'a convcnllun.
4. That we con'.mcnd our cciinty
president,' Mr. Hulet, and hu aist
ants for their carefully planned and
well executed program for this con
vention. ' ,
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.5. That- we wish to thank
the.
BEND, Ore., Jan. 14. Favorable
prospects for early development of
tho Fort Rock valley through irriga
tion from wells are seen In the an
nouncement that Oswald West, H.
M. Parka and Fern Hobbs have filed
articles of 4ncorpo:lAt!on of the Fort
Rock Development company, with
Capital stock of $10,000.
Persons, who are familiar with the
recent history of the Fort Rock val
ley (believe that the now corporation
was formed w.th view to securing
electric power for pumping water
from the wells1 which have" been
sunk, some of them as experiments
conducted by thp state, and from
other,-welltf which . fho experiments
showed, will be successful Powior
has beeff'the Oliiy" thing"; locking to
assure irrigation for this valley.
H. M. Parks, as statd geologist,
conducted the first tests for water
in the Fort Rirk valley nearly tlnlee
years ago, and has been actively, in
terested in tfio development -of "Hid
territory since that time. ;' Over a
year ago ho miide it known that ho
wns working out a plan for financ
ing Irrigation, and the formation Of
tlin new d'.el')pinenl company If lic
Hc.viid; Jo 'be the' rcsiiK, although th
purpose of the corporation was not
announced from Salem when, the ar
ticles wro filed with the corporation
department. Ex-tiovcrnnr ., Oswald
VYIetl is already closely a;(ri"ciatei
with irrigation development In cen
tral Oregon. 1
IDE IN RUSSIA
Recent explorations Also
Reveal Rich Deposits of
., Valuable Minerals
Christian church for the use of thelr5at j;
Hiank,S)tp Mr. -.nnd Mra. AgJrcws for
tlleir very helsfdl contflliutjon to llii)
liiKijCES 'til Iho entire 'program, both
Urn
liulhllng and for their kind
Iplality.
0. That wo thank the press foi
thtvr ccneroiis allowance of space;
giVen IhcpublicityComlmittet Cf this
organization,
1. That we pledge id Iho officers
of ojr courtly organization our hearty
flupport' dtirlug' ilio' coining -6ar.'
S. That we count it a valuable
privilege to he able to avail our
selves of the advice and suggestion")
0. 'i'liat this council" feiiiicsta' Its
executive coinlmtlee to look Into the
feasibility f providing a pal dteacller
to conduct a clasi in Bible study -as
lirescribod b ytho State department of
Kducaxlon for high school students.
10. That we wfsh to exprotis our
it Kianliith Fiiil'niid oiftlylng plhm.
,$yJ$ia&t'! regard npe. f,- tlip'"
coustitiLtion unci laws ot our slate nnd
n.'illon as being of vital importance
to irs lis individuals, as comnniinitltM,
us a state and a nation; that we ask
cir.'lav enforcement orilclals tnoro
vigorous action in the suppresslun of
crime and we pledge to them our sup
port lit DVevy lossllji! way in the
faithful Jierforni-ance of duty; nnd,
w;liorea thero i.i widespread ongnn
Izcd effort to ibrwk down tlin 18th
!iapicpi)B.?j!iiW - oMi r ftu d u ra I . t o iieu r it-
tlon and tho Volstead act, ihut wo
urge greater effort on the pint of our
laiw enforcement officials to compel
rospoct fur the-ife measures.
W S. SNOUJH. ' ' 1
A. V. SIMWN8,
II.AWRRNCK K. PHI5I.,VB,
MOSCOW, Jan. 14 Soriet Rus
sia has been unable, so far, to do
much towards the rehabilitation of
her existing mines, but scarcely
day passes that some new discovery
of mineral or oil deposits is hot
reported.
The Russians themselves havo
long known that various unex
pldrod regions of tho north nnd
Siberia hold some- of the richest
metal deposits in the world. Dur
ing the past year dozens of sclen-
tinc expeditions have been sent
out to Investigate tho possibilities
of thero regions.
From Vladlvo.itock it in report
ed that, the commission of Profes
sor Pofcvoy, which, has returned
from Kamtchatka, announces it
was successful In finding great
sources of oil I Mere, so plentiful
that it lltorally could bu squeezed
from the clay. '
' Another Commission explored the
Tongussky basin, near the rivers
Ycnesei, Lena pnd Angara In Sibe
ria. At NovonlkolaievHsk this com
mission unnounted the discovery of
great coalfields' In tho bunilt. Pla
tinum and graphite also were
found. j
Explorations I are conlinuing in
the Kola peninsula, where- last year
a number of hitherto unknown me
tals wero discovered, in the moun
tainous districts between the Arc-J
tic and the White Sea. These mo
tuls are supposed to have been of
motcorogi'jal orfgin. ,,
'Work-also Is ciditliiiiing In the
exploration of thn huso Held ' or
magnetic Iron orol In thn Kurslt
province? In Boiithl Centra! Russia,
which for a mi infer of years bus
been known to exist and was cx
tonslvely rKtudUid y by sclentleKts us
tho "Kursk Anomaly." In this reg
ion the magnetic strength , of the
ore is such that compasses point
towards It Instead of to ' tho mag
netic polo. In the north. Kstlmates
as to the nuunlity of Iron ore in
tho field vary but sufficient boring
hast been dono to Indicate that It
is -probably the lurKest Individual
iron deposit yet discovered.
While somo of the more enthu
siastic scientists havo recommend
ed 'Immediate development of the
newly discovered natural wealth,
tho government's economic policy
seems to be to put existing mines
WASHINGTON. D. C, Jan. 14.
President Itimlliig's qualities
wore particularly suited to thu re
construction period wheu hu be
came tho nation's chief exeem'.u'.
sultl Socrotary of Agriculture Hen
ry C, Wulluou tit un Interview at
headquarters of The Harding' Me
morial Assoolutlon hero toduy.
- Thn Secretary of Agriculture nnd
tho other members of tho lato Pre
sident's off iclut family, uro spon
sors ot tho movement to establish
a three-fold memorial :o him.
"I think, In common with every
ono who camo In contact wlrh Pre
sident Hwrdlng." sa.d Sooretury Wal
lace, "I was Impressed with his
thoroughly human qualities. his
great- kindliness and his high Kenls
of publlo service.
"Tho Imprassiou grew nt one
camo to know him better. Ho r.uno
Into executive responsibility nt nuo
of the most difficult times 111 the
history ot our nation.
"it tt not difficult to bo n great
national leader when nil of ou
people uro Imbued " with a com
mon purposo nud common deter
mination as. for example, in times
when wo nro ut war. It In very dif
ferent to como Into authority nt
the beginning of a reconstruction
period when tho lino emotions
created by . a groat nartonnl ptr
poso have subsided, when each
man has turned his thoughts buck
to his own affairs, wheu business
hag boeu thoroughly disorganized,
and when tho groat forces of eco
nomic laws are having their way
with us.
"President Harding. however,
had thoso qualities which were
most to be desired at such a time
almost It scorns as if ho had
been especially trained for the sort
of service needed when ho wad
coiled, nnd I think It was the
growth o ftheso powers that Im
pressed mo moro than anything
else In my contact with him."
In good shape before putting any
of the limited amount of money
at Its disposal Into properties
which may not produco for some
years.
Gold was first hnmuiorod between
parchment leaves until tho mold,
termed goldbeaters' skin, was in
vented. This skin Is made from u
membrane of tho ox and tho secret
of iU ntiklng Is kept by a family
in London which has made Ihe mem
brane for tho generations. Threo
months are consumed in the treat
ment of tho mewbrnno nnd It may be
beaten continuously for months with
u 16-pound hammer without mciterlul
injury.
Two hundred and nlnoly-clghl
vessels of tho American merchant
marine wero lost during the year,
139 were sold to alien flags, and lilis
wero being abandoned, their lou
nago belbg: lost 127,584; sold, 218,
401; Uhandoned, 14 2,1) 16,
Read tho Hornld Want Ads.
Fifty Appendicitis
Cases in Small Town
in a Niirall southern town ini r.n I
Cases of nPljendlcitla nr. nn-iui u !
abort time! Slntplo huiek'.linrn bark. '
glycerine, etc., as mixed in .' Ilerlkn, !
giiarus aguiiwt appcmlilcU .irauso
it nuts-on BOTH upper .and lower
bowol and balngs out nil polniw.
Help any case of gas on th mom-'
aeh In THN minutes. Hrlng out mat
ter you never thoiiclit win In vnnr
system W Ii II ina n Drug Co. Adv.
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Sernicant Samih-l WamlHII. '1M by tlcneV.ir r.lnHlng ''llio ifioalent
InJh Icluol of tln win-," ivns Uik hurk-vil rccvnlly ut Fort lioiijnmln lluirl
ten, Inillnnnpolis, with full nillltm y bonoi t. Hi Iff. 0n. Civlght U. Ault'
'man (IrfT) prsntetl th JIhJuiis. , .
Babies Cry for It!
I.I. M.iwn La0 L.i.lv, clianmlci J.rny (,f lUnrv 1). llllf. ltidc
pendenc. Ore, lias Jum rmnplt-ti-d a produrtlen of S.::d pouiidt of 'liltlt
and 103J.S7 pounds ct Imitii r,M durlim a t-lnnlo war's liti.
Cloves"
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Gloves Gloves
SHOE REPAIRING
Well Done
la Profitable and Economical
JACK FROST
Work Shoes
119
So. 6th Street
Work Shoes I
rrsamamMatmmmmMnmmm
titter-, nt '"H-iS&
Not an Emerrrency Hospital. Hut con
timious 24 houi' a day and year 'Round
care is offered.
Try your home institution. You're sure
to be I'leased. .
KLAMATH VALLEY HOSPITAL
Pine nt Fourth Street
Klamath Falls, Orcrjon
WARREN HUNT, M. D,
Ownor and Manager
Don't Fail To Read ihe Herald Classified Ada
Just a Difference in Lenses
An improper fitting - of eye-glasses iriay ""mean
comfort or misery to you. No one can lie happy
unless their eyes focus properly and it is so
easy to have your eyes examined and iitted here.
Do not let your work, your play and yourself suf
fer from the want of correct lenses in your' glas
ses. , , ! , . ..
We will fit you with a pair in any style you wish
and we have some attractive designs 1 from
. which you may. choose. '' ' ' ' ' , ' -,
WINTERS