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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 26, 1925)
Page Two EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Saturday, Di'fombor 2fi, 1025 Rats Eat Apples; Owner Gets Paid SAN PnANCISCO, line? 26. (iP) l in gp tu the Boutbrn California Ho company to pay Leon A. Ai w id f2,170 because iho rata In tho com pony's Han Bernardino warehouse ate 120,000 pounds f apples stored there by Ttwood. tho state district rOUICK 6T STAR. bffKsL GARAGE I PHONE 11 I 42 T i OPPOSITE WHITE I pelican! UrtTCI I f 1 J LL SS I BUILD IT UP! I People have coughs and colds mostly because they 'lack resistance and are not ; adequately nourished. Scott's Emulsion rich in vitamins supplies the weakened system with nourishment that helps restore resistance. Rt.ilsJ trAr ctrortoth with Scott's Emulsion. .. J Scott 4t Batrne. SloomGeld. N. J. 25-23 NEW INVENTION SAVES MILLIONS A Lamp that Burns 94 Air, A -new oil lamp that gives an amazingly brilliant, soft, white light. even better than gas or electricity, has been tested by the V. S. Govern ment and 35 leading universities and found to be superior to 10 ordinary oil lamps. It burns without tdor. smoke or noise no pumping up. is simple, clean, safe. Burns 94 air and 6 common kerosene (coal oil). The Inventor, V. M. Johnson, 161 North Union Ave., Portland. Ore., is offering to send a lamp on 10 days' FREE trial, or even to give one FREE to the first user in earl-, lo cality who will help him introduce it. Write him today for full particu lars. Also ask him how ju; ran ret the agency, and without experience or money make 5250 to $500 per month. 10,00 For Ford Touring Re covers installed. Any glass enclosures made for any car. Oregon Harness Co. Seventh & Klamath Ave. Phone 93 Thec5VfodernWay Tlic last few years have seen a radical change in bookkeeping methods. ur knowledge of print ing and paper is at your service in planning a change to more modern systems. W. O. SMITH Printing Co. I court of -'PPcil ruled today tit af firming the Judgment 6l a lower court. NKW YORK, Dec. 2 it, Jp Fol lowing the lead of the Now York stock exchange all tho local soi un ties and cointuodtiicH markets will remain closed today. prolonging their Christmas recess until next Monday. I Bless you, no we don't ( charge you a farthing for what we know. We charge you for what we do. We charge fairly too for our mechanical helpfulness. Your car will be at lot bet ter off after a trip here. Alleged Chinese Gun Runners Held at San Francisco SAX FRANCISCO. Calif., Dec. 2i. OP) Chew Fook Gum. Wong Kow and Henry Kuhn were arrested to day by federal authorities on. a charge of smuggling arms into a friendly country in connection' with the voyage of the schooner W. H. Tal bot from San Francisco to Shanghai with a supposed shipment of 5000 rifles and thousands of rounds of ammunition for sale to Chinese rev olutionists and others. Tho shipment was in Jannary. 1D24. ami resulted In conviction of the district court of Shanghai on a charge of selltag the guns and ammunition over tho side of the vessel. Four more men, the -.apposed ring leaders o the gun-running plot, arc being sought. The captain of the Tal bot, Nel3 H. Borreson. was arrested in Shanghai and brought here for trial. The Indictments against the three arrested today were returned secret ly a few days ago. State Funds Help Protect Coal Banks HARRISBCRG. Pa., Dec. 26., UP) State funds are being deposited In banks of the coal fields to take the place of savings drawn by the nin ers. Samuel S. Lewis, state treasur er, today said this is being done so far as possible in both the anthra cite region, where mining operations have been at a standstill since Sep tember 1,' and tn the bituminous section. Approximately 55,000,000 has beer.' deposited with special attention to coal producing counties. "To my mind It is to the best interest of the whole state to assist the banking institutions in the coal regions," he commented. OBITUARY MRS. IDA M. BROWNE Mrs. Ida M. Browne, age 74, died yesterday morning at the famiiy home, 1604 Melrose, after an ex tended illness. The funeral will be held at 11 o'clock tomorrow morn ing from the Whitlock chapel, with Rev. J. Henry 'ihoman of the Epis copal .church officiating. Mrs. Browne was tho widow of the late R. H. Urcvne. She ii survived by two sons, R. W., ami C. B. Browne, both of this city, and four grandchildren. She was a native of No York. For the past eleven years she had made Klamath Falls her home. LONGEVITY OF DOLLS DRIVES Ol'T NEW YORK ifOHl'ITALS NKW YORK UP) Modernism has brought increased longevity to the dolls that Santa Claus wlllVbring this Christmas. So evident Is the doll's health that a once flourishing business devoted to its ills virtually has disappeared. Fifteen years ago there were 250 doll hospitals in New York, while to day there are only three. Even the latter have lucrative sidelines. Most of the twenty million dolls made In America this year have un brcakablo heads and bodlcB plumply stuffod with cotton. WHAT'S SMART Attention to details necessary to give a smart ensemble T'HKRR arc two ways of satisfy M tup Ho K'slr of bolus, or ut But fwltne, won dretweti. One way by far the most com mon way to follow the crowd Tho man who isn't uuro of his own judgment, feels that the majority must bo right, so ho ehifts, from season to eeason. from powder blue to pray, to tweeds, to dark blue, or to whatever tho season's fad may call for. Tho other way Is followed by fl mailer group of men of taste. They have tho courage to adopt a style or a color before the crowd tjB&ofl ii up; to pass on to something else when the crowd adopts what the) are wearing. This ooason such men the nvil style leaders aro partial to xlw bracken shades of brown while the crowd is clamoring for blues. They know what to wear with their suits, too, so that the ensemble is pleas ing. On of tho best dressed men we know, had on, the other day, a double breasted suit of bracken brown, a felt hat of a little lighter bracken shade, a foulard tie with a dark green background and small flgurcs ret close together, a white iilrt with small green stripes, a .white laundered collar nnd custom last shoes of dark tan or bracken. It wu a vers' smart outfit with every detaJ? nHnfHsly worked out. EI MLL1MG ii mm xew YORK. Dec. 20. ipi j -w j ; throughout the country are Haeklnjr ta the snpprrt of Rabbi Stephen S.j Wise, who Ui under fire from or-' thodox rabbis for purislng Jesus Itt'j a recent address. The eje.utlve committee of tho' unnea r-aiesune ap;ie.-.i. ra.sins $5,000,000 fund, today had undo: consideration Dr. Wloa's re3'gaatio.i as chairman of tho appeal, offered i when he was criticized for his as sertion that Christ iwas a man not a myth, and that jews must accept him. Action cn tho resignation ic expected within 10 days. Among those who are protesting i against its acceptance aro Nathan Strahs, New York philanthropist. tvbo sent the fund an. additional pledge of 5150,000 after having Already given 5500,000; Rabbi Sid ney Tedschc jn Nov Haven, and the Jewish ministers of northern Cali fornia wao adopted a resolution In his defonse. Rabbi Samuel Rlrschborg. Mil waukee, brought support to Rabbi Wise In a sermon before hi3 con gregation at Temple Emanu-El there last night. He summarized his vicus with the statement: "A Jew, toen Jesus was a fine ad mirable type as there ever was, but a Jew none the less." BERLIN The story of Lenin has been made into a play which will be presented shortly. One sixth of the world's popula tion lives in America in one way or another. fT"0 again read your newspaper with the clear vision of long ago to again see clearly, nerr and far, Is a blessing within your reach. Seek our examination. Dr. H. J. Winters Eyesight Specialist Klamath Falls, Ore. We itrtnd Our own glasses. MORTON IS mE HOSPITAL Our xprt dociom and urKeons il- iit food and qulot surroun'ilnn brine you roul hjiltli. 10S5 PIKE ST., SAW fWAHCI5CO MILITARY ACOCMY MANLY B0Y5 I'OiiTi.AM), oitrifiour M-n Irnrhrrv, autnll !: rnrt'liil nnr rvl. to n. -Ml.t rlU- rtpllnf, mmtM nilviiafiiftrB aad norjl trulntiUT. ' i I n I o K u cheerfully went on request, an MM IN MEN'S WEAR win big hit j Right of Man to Divorce his Wife at Will EnrJef? hv New Civil Code CONSTANTINOPLE. Dee. -an, m A clailr.o in III,, nlr Turlkh .'. I code puls tQ .,., o( the torett phares of women's subjection tho right of a man to divorce his v.-ifc at will and with no trial Henceforth divorcp will be grant ed only by decreo of the courts und only tot such causes as insanity, de sertion, unfaithfulness. Women will now stand the same chances as men for winning a divorce stilt. In the past on.ly about one woman in a thousand was able to gain a decreo. Men, according to the old Mos- leu: law which orginatcd conic Hot! years ago In the Antblan desert, could divorce a womun by the sim ple expedient of making the state ment before two .witnesses, or writ ing "I divorce so-and-so." which only needed the signature of two witnesses. This law cannot be retroactive so that the rumored attempt of Unite Hanoum to have annulled the presi dents divorce from her last August cannot be successful for according to the old low Kemal I'ashn was en tirely within his rights In ousting her with a mere sweep of the pen. JAIMX TO TAX BASEBALL TOKYO. All professional base ball games In Japan will be taxod in the future according to a de cision of tho taxation authorities. An American girls' baseball team recently played a number of games in Tokyo and toe gate receipts were largo. Plans are reported trader way for the organization of a Japan ese National League. So the gov ernment Intends to got Is percentage of the receipts of profosl jnal games hereafter. The yield of a whale Is about II - ,r tons of oil, but this rs very much against Ills wishes. It's- Happened The old newspaper axiom has It that ivhon a dog tiltes a man It isn't news, but If a m.in lilies a dog. it Is, James M. Johnson, of Los Angeles, hns Jnnlly done it. Ills iloK hit both his hands, nnd JohnBon got the nnlmal'o inroai netween tils teeth and held on until it died.. Coolidge Studies League of Nations WASHINGTON. Dec. it, (Aft f'nntliniiiiK his Study oj the losglU) ot nations dlsunniini.nl Invitation, PrMldtai Ooolldlil today dlgetlgMd with Cholriugn Madden m' the hutise approprlattoAa eomttilttQa the tiuaa tinn of obtaining funds front Odd" gross lo cover the (Xpertta ot Aineii cm partteipatlotl In the preliminary discusHon at tleneva. 1 Mr. Mitdtleii expreaaad the opinion that mi upproiiiintlnn of npprogU tuntely 575,000 should bo glltthorlMi) Immedlatoly aftur' tha lohtriiaionul I'eress. NEW WINTER cAt the TINE TRE5 Allan Dwau has produced nn elab orate picture enlcrtalnr.ejK v.ith u cast of recognised stars In ". i "r Lifo of Now York," which comes to the Pine Tree theater Sunday and Monday. The story Is an original To, the acireen by Edfar Belwyn adaptad by Paul Seboflold and featuring Kod taRbaquO, PdrOthy Ol ilt. Krr.nsl Tor rence and Geprge Haekathdma In the leading roles, In the story wo find Ernest Tor rence as John nontlcy, who In his youth wan Jilted by n N'-w York girl named Sally, and went ifoat to make Ills fortune. Although ho haa - : someone else and In vt ry Wealthy ho hns never gotten over his gntdgo .".galiisf New York. ct The LIBERTY Fire nctlng, by an excellent CA' It, a tiir'MlIng drnrdatlfc story oxtrornely well directed, moke "The v'i.:ii.;i Hup.'ess," which ofay at tno l.lwrty tin", tor on Sunddy an 1 Moti lity, it i!c tpre that all will !,u eiith'tihiinitlc over for ninny a dtiv to lomi', It Is a well liab le I story from the- beginning to and Tho rovluwot forgot entirely thnt lio rau Idol Itlg .'it a motion picture and v. ci ready to un er when the rllUttiloUM tig need convict was finally rtyenyonto In H ter rl'nly dramatic fight whh it on; ir.i Ip the action. Then when the frelht iroln was derailed just In lltpu to save tho expTfajt- well li(fr the )c ture was 'tivor the roviey or , found that he had been holdlti,". fat.t to the odgn of the nuat. anil to- reliiji before ho left tho Ihetitcr. NBW YORK. Co-cds at- New York University diKagrpe with the Itov. John Itoneh Stralou'v, Btjtto incut thnt murvluge and collogt In are liKonipallble. "Lk" wrltea In tho college paper that she knows four other co-eds who ore also mar ried, their marks; b&ya Unproved and Instoad of going lo bridge partlei. Indulging in Kosslp and booomlng social pttrasiies they aro h-ailln lives far more bohetlolata for mind and body.' Ail-Metal Planes To Start Monday IIKTItOIT, Mich . M0. 30, (P) Tho four Stout allUHital tflr imll ntiuta ichoJulad to talfo oft today from (ho Fold tiiiimii tit Hcarbtii n rot a two day iiiKhi lo Tampa, Fja., will l'av the ttlr field Monday niprilss, Major Yf A- itobi itsoii. dlrgi ir of ope rat Ion ii of tba Florida nlrwuys corporation, i' Ud tday. I Tho plnheti will ltiuit'guriil' a pna langnr und I'niMht SOiylcO hetttcen TautpaAn4 Miami, Flu. U LKUWiV UERLt.N I.IKE OCAIWH MI ST SWIM AS WIJ.L AS Til BY I'osi: nKUI.IN. (IP) -Handaomo bronz ed Anollos no Ioniser will bo sta tioned us lifeguards at munl"lpal bathing bunches sololy for tho ad miration of young women. Tin y at least must ho able lo swim. Municipal authorities iiiyi idlKlilin t tho drownings of two hoys In o&a r AUTO Wrecking USED CARS REPAIRING ACCESSORIES Used parte for many cms All kinds accessories Brake lining for all ears WHIZ Antifreeze Service here keeps your radiator from freezing 1.75 Gallon , SKID CHAINS 1 , 6 volt rubber case battery, for small car3 $1.1.65 '6 volt rubber case battery for large cars $16.85 Guaranteed Klamath Falk Auto Co. Tho Hninll fJiirnge With tho Lnrjfh Trade ROY CALL, Proprietor 224 Main Phone 246-R Another Idaho Bank Is Closed BOIBU, Ida., Dec an, (!) -Bf oauin atookltoldora Ot the Western CuuilUOrolnl hank nl t'liltlwoll wutu unnlilo i wol an aaaaaftnaril of ion per oanl lo tnatt loaaoi on real oa tain loam anil "froson papar'! lho( logtltUllon'a attain bavja feaep it i the hands ol B w. Porlar, statu ootahljualonar pt tlnanoa, To oloauro vn voliiniary. The Institution' litis dapoalu In ox , i "in of el.ltVU.tiOO, Tho hunk bus heap in oglituuoa aii titan " your. 1 he new winter "Kcd Crown is the iisuvst-stui tinf, full-powcrctl gasoline you ever draw hehind. It is the tichievenient of our 47-yeurH of nasoline-mukinM experience! ( )n sule at Standard Oil Service Stations and at "Red Crown" dealers. STAND A It I) Oil. COMPANY (CalUorola) Of tin' outdoor swimming pools re port thai rescue of toe lads was hampered by the fart thai many of the llfeguardt;CoaJd not swim, it is charged thai dry Innd hiitfilng fro rjuobtly Indulged In by women with stunning bathing costumes nlso hns boao praetlaad by guards whom nulls probnbly would not stnnd tho tVatt-r. ,
