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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1925)
.AGE'TWO EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON" SUNDAY,. APRIL 5, 192 IViwOl'Rlfl OK THE) AN.NUAU mv .Thi NoWI,vestrn Mutual ..' ?. Life Insurance Company f Milwaukee, In the atat of WlaconBln, nh the Slit dav of Dfrfmhrr, WMt mane Vlo the InnurmtiM commiinonrr wi ma ; tat of Oregon, puratunt .10 law: ' mount f evtti stock ' , , ram on . " ! Tour 1124. Inter! ana remr t . . ; . . . '- onlr1cratlon for tntlW r.i meat !' " ilirn-nta , TUvlrtrnJa left with com - puny trt at : iniereai . . ; All oilier Inci aticumuiniu i om . . . : Total Income IUR.526.72I.5S " I)lrburemnit. : h cUlnm $ 2aM.M.0ft )atrwl endowment ii.so..or.fi.on AnmHiiM " aii.i7.s for tUmbiiity . ir.6w t Tout paid policyholder- IA umW tnia!lmrni and , ) 'option aattleraenia 9 Tih -.. .i... ........ CVttirnitfllon ( njtentw . .i Jtftikl anamination! and inpft1on ,... v Compennation of office rt. 1. MT.110 4T 10.-';4.MU 50 4A.V:Sf.H2 vreMarea INisuge, upplle. printing, ItaraVtaTv'Vspeneea x- t4pt txea) ...... MortCftto and bond I bt rai ment eipeneea Hal aetata and bond values r : adjusted i, .. Afenta' idtnr reinlt- tatM allocated ..' ftnl for occupancy of bora office ...f s.... aVrcttmnlated dlvidenda and Ante rem. withdrawn other dlaburaementa. . 4.1X323 K 179.29Tl.OS 27fl.4SB.90 13.207.2 S7.9:.9.& SSS.90R.0D S7.2S7.02 21.VSSn.70 .Tot! dlrtwementa .. .1 M.S.W.6r . BiMa of Incoiw owr 41 a bttTMratnta 41.oao.sm.S8 '?.' ' 12P.52,T21.2J v w. -r ,. . . . ? ' "v ' v' Dec. .11. 1024. arett (iaclodln horne , office) i 2.aa.M.c : XoJuV on reUcatalo mort- Oyoiuja on .pollcWa aa col- . ilatl M.172.M7.S3 JTretnium ' nt aod auto- -" aiatie prrmiom'loana... S.7fi7.4fm.i, rU. j A. bonda. not and -.Stock. Ueqalrd on fort- , tsloaim).- markK raluo. .... 29.S82.0q Cash oa hand nd In bank S.S2S.071.5S : aocrned 10.R37.ese e . D. and daf efTd pramluina 10.9D0.3OO.1 Ktooluuioaa aMU S3.439.23 - Aaaata. ooL admitted de- , . dactofl V "Total admitted wta; . .33.0o2.040.1' UabUBaM. Hwtftt roidrrd br law to -'- br bald on tfaa companya - Doll He ..- 13S3.SO4.1B7.0U ; special oontrocta " 2.927.TST.00 3taerv for not duo Inatall- ' lOMta and endowment. I -, ndjited. etc.t ....... 3.941.2T9.M Dttimaiea inooni ox laxea , f. Itajnbla In 1923 ; 2. 9 53. 004. II TTim irrauult VHMltffKl . t fee oommlaslona, etc.. 043.SS4.82 . DITidanda due ana in eonrae , , of Dtrment 1.343.229.11 . Pftrra dlvldenda tmrable , In 1923 and thereafter.. S37.713.70 Animal dirtdenda payable - . . m ive ....... .i j i ,.n,wu.vv ,. mm r,A 4nlrMt thereon 929 418.24 Jtoaerve for undetermined ;ttiM 300.000.00 - iwaerved Tor contineenciea , - , f aaaef "depreciation, roor, ; - - ' Tattt" llablllliea i. .tB324H.04ft.83 . flBSS fluurea Inclcde $1.289. 200.6 fnr death lowi Incgrred for which no proofa ' Bnatneea la Oreroa for the Tear. v " rinrM nrmlumi '- reeelTed durfnit. the rear 886.984.24 Premium. . enrrehder val- aea. and -dlvideoda re. ' : - and tnatored endow- year 391.327. IS -. TtSM . KOBTfTWFSTEKV MVTCAh LlFK .' , . INSrBAXCE GO. ',' 1T. t). VAN DTK 18. PrealdenL , bv v. jwiEia secreiarr. ''!'.H. R. AUBBB, - Northwertem Bank Wltdlnr. Portland, Oretun. atatuiorj- rea. Mi attornejr for aervtoa, tt. X. OOCKEKUXE, : Genet! Attoxtt for Houthirnflf. Jy.': o- . Oregon -with ESHbDalaSKjWVEtnf . DRUGSTORE In every drug aloro transac-, . tlon y'oar Rexall Druggist cu 'ba trusted. . ." ! The confidence ot.cuatomera ha played a large 5 irt In iv. makiirg this busiheis a suc- '.i'.tfeiw. . .i,.Back ol (he Rexall etore Is y the great cooperative Rex- u:-';iillv' organ Izatioh 0f ten ' .V tHousand leading druggists, 1 ''' each icontributlng .his share ; :la service to the public and S; producing the best In mer cbandlso. Tho Rexall Store near you Is STAR DRUG STORE KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. SfVVVMAMAArwwVVwVVwwWwVwVVWvV I Feed and Seed Oats KtqrlrSale'-- KLXSZUBA BROS. Malin, Ore. . W'M'WMiedMMI a ! Youth. Dances in Cliiffons " Colleen Moore's Choice Chiffon Brilliant frith . SeBeser ti the ipMt ot the mode. M the frock fa to red by fash ion for the spring formal occasion la that which ts of chiffon, plain or figured. In colors soft and becom ing. The lines tn these yonthfaHy de signed frocks feature flounces, godets and the circular flare, many ot which are trimmed with the smart', laces -of -the mode, while others" fa Tor rhlnestone trimming tn delicate patterns. . The newest youthful silhouette, with Its circular skirt, glres great, est prominence to the trimming on the skirt, especially It that be tn r nines tone decoration. The bodice ot the newer type ot frock contln nes simple In design and relies for its effectiveness upon Its simplicity and Its colorful decoration at one shoulder, and frequently a scarf which la attached to the shoulder line adds a note ot feminine ap peal Colleen Moore, who so often tn ! r iv --4 s Mrl'k Ilia I 4 jvW il 1 I : - I ' . Mrs. Beswick Again Convicted ; Carpenter's Wife, Mother of 18, Lived as Spouse ' of Philadelphia PHILADELPHIA, Apr. 4. Mrs. Anna Beswick, who last. spring found herself in difficulty with the police be cause she was the daytime wife of the father of her eighteen children and the nighttime wife of a Philadel phia banker, was convicted by a jury in Quarter Sessions Court yesterday on charges of conspiring to cheat and defraud. Harry (Schwartz, named 'With her In the indictment, also was convict ed. Both were locked up pending a motion for a now trial, Judge Pin loner refusing to release thorn on bail. The charges grew out of a numb er of worthless checks which had been passed by the defendants on merchants and individuals lluougu out the-city. Testifying in their own behalf today, Schwartz and Mm. Beswick each accused the other, Mrs. Beswick, who Is about 05 ycarj old, initialed that she had passed the chicks only to aid Schwart;, who, she said, 'assured her he had funds to meet them. . Schwartz, on the other hand, declared that she had led him on with promises ol wealth to come when a 500,000 estate was settled. Mrs. BeBWick first attained notor iety when she confessed thivt he had gone through a murrlage cere mony with , William C. Martin, n banker, posing as a divorced wo man. She was charged with having extorted $50,000 from Martin : In telling him sho was heiress to a huge estate. She admitted ..that sho left Martin's home each morn ing 'and joined her husband, an aRuil, carpenLor, s.durlpg the day. Pleading guilty to .the extortion charge, sho was .relased under de ferred sentence eo that sho might restore the nvaiiey: - The worthless check operations of Mrs. Beswick and Schultz were said a I of Evening Frocks Favors Rhinestone Trimming trodneed new styles In the youth ful type of frock. Is seen In a par. ticularly effective evening gown ot chiffon tn the First National film. -Sally.' The skirt ot Hiss Moore's gown h toll, with 'Circular flare, and Is ' made smart by the brilliant rhtne stone trimming which Is used In a dainty pattern over the entire skirt . The bodice, which Is de signed to introduce the shoulder scarf. Is simple In tine end detail, and boasts the popular floral bou quet at one shoulder. The pastel evening gown ot chif fon, which baa been so much the vogue In Palm Beach, will prob ably duplicate Its success here as the favored frock for dances and theatre In the spring. In soft or radiant tints, these chiffon frocks: are at thair loveliest when fash-, loned along simple lines which swirl Into flonnces at the bottom,: rippling often into petals and. points, I Banker at Night td have extended over a period of about one month beginning tho lat ter part of last February. The case had no connection with the extor tion eliargo to which Mrs. Beswick pleaded guilty a year ago. I AID DAIRY AND Of especial interest to farmers and poultrymen of this vicinity Is the Visit of A. L. Ingcbrltson of the Sperry Flour company, an expert on poultry and, dairy foods and other problems, who will arrive hero to day. ; In addition to visiting many of the ranches.', of this district, Mr. Ingcbritson may be seen at tho Murphey Sood etorej whore he will be. glad. to answer any question, per taining to local farm problems. ' Thin Is one ot the means taken, by tho Sperry. Flour Mills company to bring to the realization -of ranchers that better and more scientific feed ing of flocks undf herds will lnevit ably,rc8iill In more profits to the fnrmer. ' LI T T POULTRY Confidence HPHE largest-selling tire made in any Pacific Coast owned , factory is the C-T-C Today the largest-selling tire, a year ago C-T-C . was "on lu way up"! Two years ago it was a babe in tho industry. Three years ago, tin ulea. Four year ago an ideal! Yet it has token ttwtty fivs years' tirt-buililing ex perience to buili C-T-C! Behind C-T-C stands a staff of engineers whose evrxfrlcnce la Akron factories runs back more than a quancr ccaturyi They know Ii'rej , When you heed new tires, let us how you what the CT-C can do. Or, belter (till, call In now and get ecquamecd with this tire chat has Jc good" quickly because of rcmrkablo mileage record. "Cutf'i'v '' nw Columbia 'i':rc Cu.-;o.-3tint t'HILOQl'IN: Cliilmiuin GiirnKO FORT KUiUATII: K. A .lnge & Son PAISLKV: ('.It. (irnhiuu UORRIS: Talwr & Wise. "-asEaagssS' Han.dfbuiii Full Balloons ScaiifBallocns Heavy-Duty CorJs Ovir.-;ire Conjj Wood We can supply your fuel needs on 6hort notice. Blocks Dry slabs Limbs .Coal Fuel Oil Phone your orders to 535 601 Main St Peyton & Co. "Wood to burn" 601 Main Phone 535 Satisfied Customers Our strongest recommenda tions come front our satisfied customors. We make vory fow mistakes In our optical work and when wa do wo gladly corroct oir error. That means that those . get their eyo glasses hen; ure satisfied. r-- A ' Dr. H.' J. Winters Eyesight KpeciuliNt 714 Main Phone 140-W W gind'oti()iyn,!ni(rig COrtETHftOAT r! w pHfRlaltJWflrm talt water IHWH Mj-i'iy wvi tiiiusBv-' 7 Vapo Rub 0.r 17 Million Jan Vfd Yiarly AT THE PINE TREE Wlion two KushIiuis who h:id been cugagi'd spoclally to do tho "koiut ikl," a ItuMlun folk rianco, for 'Stiloine ot tho Tenements," owm! up'to Sidney Oleott that they nni'W nol III n K about that lorpsk'luireun feat, tho dlrvclor prossod Into service his two trusty assistants. The eager young men donned old clothes, mnko-up nnd ilio trndlllonnt over-slsu derbies and sot to on tho kosHUkl wllli a will, being lioluinl by tnuslcluus fWho hud boeu rocrultcVl from ono ot thu Yiddish theaters. After Oleott had secured all the tootagq of the dnnco uecessnry f.'.r the picture, tho nsslstnnts were re quested to dance itRiilu for Iho amusoment ot the studio craw. They complied, nnd continued thu sireuu ous exercise until their legs gave out. Jotta Ooudnl, (iodfrey Tearlo nnd Jose Ruben are featured tn "Suloiue of tho Toneuicuts," a Pur.tiuotint picture adapted fro the screen by Sonya Levlen from tho novel of Now York's lower Kust side by Ausln Yexierski. Tho picture opens to morrow at the Pino Treo Theater. AT THE LIBERTY . It you were ouo of the few who dlil not sco "Tooth" at the Liberty Theater yesterduy, by nil means no tonight for "Teeth" ts vory much worth while. Tom Mix Is always good but with tho added help of Tony, the homo, and Duko, the dog, and a real for est firo you nro treated to some of tho ronlest thrills ever to say noth ing ot a magnificent scenic pro duction. Tho Van Bibber comody Is also a wow. Each year brings to tho screen one or two great motion pictures that becauso of tholr magnificence, their wonderful human appeal, their spectacular splendor, stund out as gigantic and notable auccossns. Frank Lloyd has produced just such a success In "The Sea Hawk." Because ot Rafael Sabatlnl'a unl quo nnd powerful story Becauso . of its marvelous love theme Because ot Its lrresistlblo appeal to mfen and women, young and old, alike Bocauao of Its masslvencss In pro duction treatment Becuuso ot the performance of Milton Sills and an oxccptlocal sup porting cast Seo It at tho, Liberty Theater Tucsduy and Wednesday. VISITS . fiKAXTH PASS Traffic Henry Over Mountain High way Hay Many Tourists Miss Joan Hanna Johnson-, ot Iho Falls Mercantile company spent the week-end In Grants Pass whero she visited with friends. Sho was join ed at Ashland by hor sister, Mrs. C. B. Lamb. ' According to Mlsa Johnson, thoro'was a grent amount of traffic over tho highways yester day as the woathor whs period on both sides of tho mountain. LEWIS DANIELS DIES FOLLOWING HEART AILMENT Lewis Ellsworth Daniels, nged 33, om ployed at Morrill by tho U. S. reclamation servlro as u drag line operator, died at his homo yester day morning at 2:15 o'clock from a heart aliment. Mr. Dniiluin had boon III for a week.- Besides his widow, Orlsu Mae Dnnlcls, tho deceased Is survived by a son, Paul; his mother, Mrs. E. S. Hopkins; two brothers, lion Dan iels of Langoll's valley and Rex Daniels of Merrill; and two listers, Mrs. Fred Sim!, of Santa Rosa, Cal., and Mrs. (lojrgo lliwxhurst of Santa Rosa. , Mr. Daniels had been & resident of the KIninnth : country for 13 yours and was well known through out the community in which he ro slded, Funoral services have boon set for Wednesday at 2:30 p. m., with the Rev. C. C. dlulct officiat ing at the Ecrvlces. Tho body will he Interred in Linkvillo cemetery. NAMI'X DHI'l'TMJS SAI,KM, Ore., April C William S." Levins, etato prohibition com missioner, today anujunccd tho ap pointment of fJur state prohibition agents who will operate out of his dopartnient, ' Tho four are ft. D. Carter,' Dan M. Jones, . A. MnFur Inne und Wllinni T. Dnekworth, !,, ; JIN ltH-TK IIOMH . oPORTIvANl),' Ore., April i, Kullerl E, Strahorn, presldnt: of tho Oregon, California and li.mtern' rail rond 'Sompany, wss In ''Portland to day en ronlo to Khiihnth Fnlls, Daddy 's canting with my Wri&leifs! 13 ff 0ff&3fiMZ7SWJ iwmcir fHISIFiS E. W. Public Accountant Accounting and Auditing ) SUITE 1, SLOUGH BLDG. PERSONALS Mrs. Maude Mackey ot Mnlln was among tho Saturday shoppers visit ing la the city. Mrs. William McVeigh of Rmky Point, spent several days In tho city shopping and visiting with frlondit. Mrs. Flosslo niuckburn of M-illn was a Saturday shopper In Klaniulh Falls from Iwr home In that clly. W. C. Dnllon of Malln was a busi ness visitor in the clly over the week-end. K. C. Burtlctl, rortlind business man, stopped over ut the Whllo Peli can hotel over tho week-end visiting friends nnd attending to business matters. B. O. Harding, connected with the t'nlted States Internal revenue de partment, with his headquarters nt Mcxlfoniv rirrlvcd Saturday night from Medford nnd plans to remain here for sovcrnl duys attending to business matters.' Among tho week-end visitors from Modoc Point worn II. II. Duvls, L. Chldestur, Harry McCIee, nil ot whom stopped ut tho White I'ullcuu hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Nlcputh of CMilloqulu were visiting friends and relatives In Klamath .Falls over tho weok-oild. . ' . 1'OCKKT fiOPIIKIUH According to C, A. Hondorsnn, Klamath county ngrleulturlst, the Irrlguted district pocket gophers are doing a largo amount of dnnKigo lo Irrigated crops and especially lo Iho crop of alfalfa. The rodents may bo controlled only by poison or traps, further Information on the suhjucl may bo obtained nt the agent's offlca in tho court house. ' Tho construction of an under ground railway at Bombay ut a cost of about $7,000,000 is under con sideration. This Is the mushroom season. They look like umlirellts bei'iiuse they grow In wot places, With a now device u ono armod man can sliufflo curds as wull us deal them. A shallow drawer In a now desk telephone holder Is Intended to con tain mnmorandum piper and u load pencil. UIOTH II1H Tllltll,l,S BOSTON, April 8. Jnmos Sheehnn, 18 yours old, autnmo- bile thief who played tag with Boston's force "of motorcycle police for four days becuuso hn liked the ."thrill," wearied of Iho sport today and re- turned In the slnto Beiiool for! boys nt SlilrlAy,' froln which hoi 4 oSCtttfetlMBOvprH) iufitilhs,'iigii. ! "I did it Just fo.r ;th fun of' Uia thing,", was- tiiii -hny's-ws' sortiun. "I wanted to' get tho fchrin." . . e This tlcHfthlfiH. low-lnstlnd-iu'itcflciul- refresiuncnt ftlvef the penny a fe&fctt ynlvr- ItV so cool and tweet after smoking. And (hen when you ' get home, how eacr iihe little folks ar Wrlftleyir. Renick (General Income Tax Capital Stock Tax PHONE 317 Swansons Barber Shop i " i , Look iter Ulo Takost Pol . , In tf World ' ; Beauty Shop In con nection. Gortrudo Johnson la chargo Specialising In Marcel lug, water waving and French papur curl. Shampooing, scalp treat monts, facial massage nnd manicuring for Indies and men. Hair tinting and hair goods niado to ordor. Phone 318 625 Main St Dirt &nd the devil n.fiSiifiSIStlt?-chAn9 Jthey both obey, rVafe Pelican Hotel Merchants Lunch, 60c 12:00 to 1:30 p. m. Also Binqilets .. , fiiiAt'."- .... JT ill WL'3 Dances .wVVvrwwVAA.iAMfts,VtfVyl
