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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 28, 1924)
J P-Two THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON WEDNESDAY, MAV.'.Wi! 1024 I E AGAINST BOUT Church Meeting Ask That Indiana Governor Stop . v Match 4 I GRAND RAPIDS, .Midi., May SS The Presbyterlna general assembl today adopted a resolution asking the governor of Indiana to prevent the aibboue-Carpantler tight Michigan City, Saturday. . - at SPRING riELD, Mass., May SS. The Methodist Episcopal general con (renoa today voted to protest to the governor of Indiana against the Cap penller-Glbbons light.- ALUMNI CAMPAIGN OF UNIVERSITY IS MEETING SUCCESS .'. (Special to The Herald) , PORTLAND. May 28. Alumni of the University of Oregon more than doubled their previous subscriptions to the alum) fund of the gift cam paign over the .week end. Add! tlonal subscriptions of 179.180 an nounced yesterday, bring the gifts from graduates, and former stu dents of the University who live In Portland to a total of I16J.362. "Interest In the alumni campaign la Portland is steadily Increasing said . P. H. Young, city chairman. who 'presided at an alumiil lunch' eon 4a the ' Multnomah hotel, ''and we are going to keep on working until every graduate and former student in the city has had a chance to contribute. An especially gratify ing-feature or tne campaign is the response of persons who ... attend summer' sessions or took work in the extension department. Many of them are Joining wholsh'jartedly in -the movement. ' The alumni wel comed Dr. Esther Hobl Lovejoy, of the class of 94r who, as president of the' American Women's Hospital association, has just been awarded the ribbon of the Legion or Honor by the French' government in recog nition of her service in Prance dur ing the war: "Those of you who are' working among the alumni are discovering what I found out dur ing the wan" she said. "I nsed to think I could' not ask anyone for money, but during and since the war, more than two , million dol lars has come to our hospital asso ciation, most of which I myself raised. We alumni will never make the university of Oregon great un less we work to get things for her jns. as hard: as we work to get things-for ourselves. ' We cant build- buildings with- wishes. We must work and give,- and when we have done our parrot the Job. the private' citizens-of Oregon will fol low our example. PnOTESTMAD rNEW- YORK- POLICE - PLAN CAREFULLY V ; - FOR CONVENTION ; NEW YORK. MaMy 28. Every ' bureau of the New fork police and fire departments, with the excep tlon qt marine, rum and harbor pa ' irols, will contribute units for the protection of life and property and the regulation of traffic during the Democratic national convention in June. t Under a system drafted by Police Commissioner ' Enright, Madison ' Square Garden; the; adjacent park, ' where thousands of ' son-delegates ' Are expected to hear the convention ' proceedings' by radio, and the sur- rounding district tor blocks in each ' directio, are to become almost a ' restricted area during the conven tion period. 1 Tikis system will be put Into et--. feet without adding a single man to the existing force of 15,000. - "Olyen time to make our plans." ' the Commissioner told Stanley J. Qulnn, directing vice president of the local non-partisan National Convention committee of 500, "we . pan cope, with 200,000 visitors with - outsailing tor reinforcements. In rfact, if will be easier . for : us to maintain order and avoid traffic congestion .tor this convention' than It often is to perform such duties al - the scene, of a . championship prise fight, a world's, series ot base ball, -a big fire, a spectacular acci 'dent,: a sensational crlmo, a demon strative political mass meeting, or on any occasion wbeu comparative ly small crowds gather spontaneous ly." -r, ;' , - .:. Each of the numerous entrances to Madison Square Garden will be closely: guarded, underground as well at at street level. Streets lead ing to the auditorium will be roped oft tor two or more bolcks so that only such traffic, vehicle and toot, as is identified-with the conven tion can pass through the lines. Uniformed police and plainclothes men will be scattered among seat holders at the Garden, throughout Madison Square Park and over all that lotion, on the lookout for ticket scalpers, handlers, gamb- j- ion. swiauierB, picupocKoia ana 1 1 JJIUUU UiWUVW VI "0 UUUtJl BUI 1U U nkVlssVaiMit 'J(MminH trknnsvof U . -"''I ' i. i i " i i- ,.";'. ".:Ve-.;: ?, . . k lTIJfTW " i h "L-: x x is - 1 I I Si'- ' ' H ... A I v -v V k .-t KLAMATH SEEN AS MECCA FOR MOVIES (Continued From Page One) possession of his-sweetheart and his timber holdings. The last fade out shows the hero and heroine in a canoe with their little children anu Ria-tln-tin enjoying the privilege ot their Oregon home the river oemg none other than our own I Klamath River. - First of Series. This picture is the first of twenty productions to bo filmed by Warner Bros, this year, and it will be re leased in about tour months. The public will remember Rin-ttn-tin as he -appeared in bis last picture. Where the North Begins," ' and which Mr. Poolo otates will ho nlaer! ; tLZTJ w .' . .r i ,f. j i , " "1 moving picture to be shot in this district it will bring the desirability of this location before the eyes of other producers, and open up a ne field of industry for Klamath Falls. Mr.. Duncan states that there Is a demand tor good clean Western pic tures In the motion picture world, that the public is tired of eex pic tures and hokum, and producers are searching for new locale, as Californ ia has been used until every hill and river Is familiar to the theater gner. IHereistheplace . The merchant who , displays this sign is ready to supply you with Fuller Paint and Varnish Products. It's easy to see a green enamel sign with the name FULLERinwhitc. Look for it then you'll know where to go when you need the products of a manufacturer who has had 75 years ex- ' perience and makes a "paint or varnish for every purpose." rot Jjrr ruuxa raooccr consmvr TBS KEaXXST IDIUi DEUXXt Browne' Paint Store 1029 Main SL Phone 75 W. P. FULLER S CO. SO IbU StM. Saa fi in I i nHiiniafn,Ci(M FULLER PAI NT S rj VARNISHES I Fuller iwroUwawsicttoa SE Cyt INTRODUCING, RIN-TIN-TIN TO The appearance ot Rln-tin-tln In this locale will no doubt be the turning point for other motion pic ture concerns to como on location in Southern Oregon," elates Mr. Duncan, "on account ot the climatic conditions and the beautiful scenery so essential in making good pictures of this type.'" For the first time Klamath Falls will come before the public- eye in a feature nlcturo. i. several scenes will be shot on Ma'n street. Has Private Itooni. Rln-tin-tin is the first animal to hare a private room and bath at the White Pelican Hotel. He Uvea like a gentleman, and is in fact a gentle man in appearance and courtesy. In his own special apartment of aero plane wood, equipped with drinking . --rv inlininln onrt ntlmi. ... r, n MnnAn . .tln-. bas .ravelled around the -world, and enjoyed It. This morning Rin-tin-tin was of ficially examined by Dr. Prentiss, and subjected to a thorough fumi gation, being passed as O. K. He is now ready to commence work In hie new role In his latest picture. .What's the use ot working ono's head off to make the hens lay (when the same process puts down the price of eggs? What's the use of keeping up egg prices it one hasn't any egss? HmttwTWTffvmfmTtwWTT7m4 Swansons Barber and Beauty Shoppe will be open until 9 p. j Close all j " CALL 318 FOR' Why Not? HAVE FOOT COMFORT! . HAVE LONG SERVICE! HAVE STYLISH SHOES! FORGET YOUR FEET AWHILE! -TRY ARCH PRESERVERS THE ABOVE WILL HAPPEN! puston & Jester 515 Main MM Harry M. CONTRACTOR Plumbing and Heating Phone 707 ! Klamath Falls, Ore. KLAMATH DISABLED VETS TO MEET AT SPOKANE SPOKAXE, Wash., May 28. More than three hundred delegates, rep resenting eight cities of the state are expected to attend the annual state convention ot the Dkutbled American Vetorans, which opens here Thursday for a three day ses sion. May 29 to 31. Business aerations will bo conduct ed mornings and afternoons on Thursday and Saturday according to the program announced by commit tees in charge, with election ot of ficers scheduled for the latter day. Friday, Memorial day. will be de voted almost entirely to memorial exercbes, it was announced, ber vicos will be conducted at local ceme teries and the graves of soldiers will be decorated. Representatives ft the convention wHl enter the Memor ial day parade and later in the after noon will attend a dinner given by tuo Federation ot Women's clubs. Numerous speakers will appear on the program during the three dny session. Robert K. Yandcll of Spokane i president ot the stnte organization: L. F. MofTee. Spokane, adjutant: F. E. Butler. Spokane, treasurer, and Fred B. Knapp, Seattle, settlor vice- commander. , m. Thursday and will Z Day Friday. APPOINTMENTS Loucks 930 Klamath Ave. ! LAFOLETTE MOVE E Ilelloviug that tho time bus urm ml wheu n call to sorvlco should lie presuiitud to HunaUir Itobert M, l.tt Kollotte of Wisconsin a small group ot Independent ctttsena with buHil nnnrteit tn t'lilrikifn u ...iimlmr iiu. responsibility or circulating putllliHUi , linking him to lead an UuUpuniUnt Progrenalvo movement to re-eHtubliti . honest and respurmtutlvo govern-' ment In this country, ,Tliey ounfl-; dently believe that this will demon- strato to Senator U Kollutto the cx- Xi approprtato time these patulous will1 do presented to him by that com mlttee. If you have similar senll meats we uak you to call on C. J lirclor Store, 43s .Main and sIku til one petitions. Those potltlons are Informal. No legal qualiflcaflons are nocossary. Any cttlien, either man or woman who deslras mny sign. (Political Advortl.-oment,) J jjs EFFORTS ARE MADE TO CURB EPIZOODIC LCS ANOEL.E9, May 18. Tho Federal and Stato quarantine offlcera have undertaken to prevent t lie wholosalo infection tn the southern part of tho county of Los Angelea by securing the consent ot owners of herds that have como In contact with infected animals, and have bacome exposed, to kill and bury such ani mals, so that an outbreak among them will not occur, thus causing further spread of the fool and mouth disease. This accounts for a largo number ot cattle botng reported destroyed yesterday; thero nro several thou sand dairy cows located In the sec tion east of Compton, and to the Orange county lino, and south of Downoy road. Tu many Instances omy a tin mm. wire fence separntes them, and In such cases It is almcr.tt Imposxlble to prevent tho dlsenso spreading except by "backfiring." The pnst few days the weather has been cool and cloudy which does not help any; a fitur day of hot min- flhtne which wo usually linvo at this time ot tho year would nld material ly to clear up tho Infected premises. If there wore no movies, whore would people go tn talk? , voirtx kxjov oun Special Merchants Lunch Daily 50c 11 a. m. to 2 p. m. Special Week-Day DINNER 60c 5 p. m. to 8 p. m. Short Orders All Hour The Golden Glow 713 Main Htreet "If We Serve ?i It's Omul" PETITIONS HER UNITED STATES TIRES ARE GOOD TIRES Buy USCO Cords from I t-ssaas INTEREST SHOWN IN PROGRAM OF GALLI CURCI AT MEDFORD The Onlll Curd concert at the Mudtord Armory Snturduy ovenlug, May 81st will undoubtedly ntlrnot a niford crowd, Onlll Curd la u world flguiii and in nculivliiu'd evnry wliurs i.v ,llm IMi'KJ unu piiuuo H U01IIK iiiu nr-;u- vta wopruno ot this century. Music! lovers of Kluimilli Full are availing! themsolvea of tllli opiioi'tuiiltv ut l"'HK Hl Rlt singer, T1'" Armory is litrgn liuilililig with perfect :ijt'us;iltii and cmulilc of BiXiiiiig un mul'.em's of llni'i) thoininnd people, to Ihnt nil who mar lo timitie.l ot n ttood seat, ,. or wr(l Anil.11T, ,n,-, ,., f- " ' KANSAS CITY WILL WELCOME SHRINERS KANSAS CITY. May a.S Lavish propAi-.ttloiis for Hi" ildcl wnvc m' Slirluvra, cipi'dod to nweep Into Kiinmu city for tho I'lftlolh Imperial Simliiit of the N'olilrn of tho .My.-tlc v!l.i-li... Inn-. 1 . irn l,.,lnt- itinil" I Ik. tho noblua nf Ararat Teinnie linrn. "Hung Vour Hut with Araint" lj I lie slogan broadcast, which tho conven tion committee expects to bo taken advantage of by 3!,00n wuureis of i the tel. Moro tban (300,000 la being ex pended on decorations, entertain ments and features. Between 80 and 80 temples will send their uniformed bod lev. "Pullman cHles" will be set up In tho railroad yards to house delena Hons coming on thotr own apodal trains. City water and electric light will bo Installed, and restaurant and dining car servlco will be provld-.Ml conveniently close to tho cars. Kan sas City hotel men and hundreds of private home owners will care for others. Plxty-flvo thousand Shrine con vention cumel tmll markers hove been erected along g.ono mile of hlghwuy. They may be iftou from Wlnulpcg to New Orleans and from I, os Angelas to Wellington. D. C. l.orul radio stations announce the'r entire facilities twill bo turned over to tho Shrlnnr. Shrine banon. glno clubs yiil ether ontertalnera will bromlcrst for prnctlrally three days and nights. Mail or Bring U Your KODAK FINISHING 8 Hour Service . Stinson Studio " f r 423 Wain Street Complete Line of Cameras ancl.Filrru USCO Cords have established a new standard in high-value tire equipment at a medium price. The new patented latex treatment of the cords gives them strength and wearing qualities that mean many added miles of service. . The easy steering, yet sure grip ping non-skid tread, means east of handling -traction safety. Made in 30 x 3 as well as 30 x 3 Vi inch clincher and in all straight side sizes U. S. Tires are the only tires in the world madeb cords solutioned in raw rubber latex IMPERIAL GARAGE, Klamath, Falls H. E. HAUGER, Kir math Fall. NOTICK, 1 ' twill be ftbtsnt from Klamath Palis from May 14, to June 4. Ad dress Krwln IXoUchs, M. D Ho tel Cliancellof, Han Pranotaco, Call, fornla. M. B8J. 8 Under Now Manage ment MARS BARBER , SHOP AND. ., CONFECTIONERY :'... .,1,-1 Finlcy & Ediall See Dodge Brothers 155 Four Passenger Coupe . al 3J wawu mm - vi uvuv v l as L-Utera4 ir -numbers. 1