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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1926)
Tagc Two EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Wednesday, Janunry : -I Grape Juice King j Salem Linen Works Institutions Dead in Florida Gets State Order Have Surplus Funds Five do Not Use Appro priation, Report Shows HT. I'KTEPSUCltfl, Via.. Jan. 0. tP) Charles R. Welch, manufac turer of grape Juice, died nt lilsj winter home hero today, after a short ! illness. Ho 1'Rmo hero from his summer homo In Wis. field. N. Y., last week, driving wfiii ouly his chaeuttcur. Mr. I Welch had had heart trouble tor v iTnl ' in. bill f"jends said that somi hlng he ate after lie arrived hem entitled a audi'eu Illness that i resulted lit death toBky, s.U.EM, Ore.. Jan. (!, (qi - j Through a hid sobmttnd by thai Prc.wnnn Leather company of Tort land, the state board of control will purchase shoe thread made by the new Miles l.lnen company of Salem for use nt the slate penitentiary audi the stale training school for hoys. These institutions make shoes for all I the stale institutions. The hid of the! Portland eompany was J2.H0 ni pound. J WJLD TO GO mese cpmy STANDARD OIL COMPANY NEW WINTER RED CROWN SAI.EM, pre., Jan. . (A1 - Of the eleven stale Institutions, tlve hewed surplus funds on Janunry 1. 0 report prepared hy the state board of control yesterday showed. Tills insults that of the legislative appro- prhillons made by the 1925 legisla ture for the hleuuluni of tlsr-2G these institutions had not used half their funds The five are the peni tentiary, eastern Oregon hospital for tli.' insane, feeble minded institu tion, training school for boys and the deaf school. The state nouiientlary shows that It has remaining: SI S3, HOT of Us $350,000 appropriation, the feeble minded institution J2lt.l;i out of $417,250. the training schools 1 fi, !tS out of JitO.ti;;.. tho deaf school J1U.1 1? outf J112.994 and the east ern Oregon hospital S337.365 oul of $617. S00. Institutions that do not show any surplus and their balances remaining from appropriations, nre: State hospital for insane at Sa lem. $413,844 out of JSS7.423; Tu berculosii hospital, $97. SOU out of $215,000: blin'd school. J2.1.523 out of $50,000: girls' Indastrial school. 52.S.611 out of $63.S40: soldiers home, at Koscburg. jji!.474 out of I75.0S0: employment Institution for blind in Portland, $37,S22 out of mll lage lax receipts of $42.355k WRIGLEYS Hot Vgbbk (in the New Handy Pack (is the Suggest value in long-lasting flavorful enjoyment that you can buy. It is the best Peppermint ' Chewing Sweet for any money. Handy Pac fits hand, pocket and purse. look&r WRIGLEYS RK. Handy rack on yousr ueser's counter S4 E WBSBk I li liii ii ii -ai Ex-Chief Of Scotland Yard Denies Charge Is Fined For Miscon duct in Park kVE -with SA SAFETT DRUGSTORE The Morning After you have taken ORDERLIES you will fuel bright and remain fit a. I diiy The pleasant tasting nnd effective lnx- alive, i but Is eontle in aellon and abso- i-sgsrw . '""IN sate. Never necessary to i. increase the dose. Mottle of 15(1 1.00 Star Drug Store 9r 5tegjl Zfrag Start KIAMATU KAI.LS, OREGON FROM GRANTS PASS Hrrrr; Edgeiton and A. L. Eg dertsn, who together conduct a small sciT mill In Lake county., were visiting in Klamath Palls la3t night from their h'Jme In Grants Pass. Severa: years ago the Edgerton brothers operated a saw mill on Sprague river zi tbe terminus of the 0. C. & E. tallroad. Later It was sold to the Campbell-Towle Inter ests. The two men arc stopping tit the Hall hotel. LONDON. Jan. 5. iJP) Sir Basil Thompson, former Scotland Yaul's official, was convicted today of a charge of misconduct with ' woman in Hyde Pari: and fined 5 pounds sterling. The same amount in costs was assessed. A notice that appcnl would be taken was entered. i Sir Basil was merely gathering data for literary work when arrest ed. It was testified on his behalf In tbe police court. The: defendant! counsel, Sir, Hen ry Hi Curtis-Benrrolt, declared he would call witnesses who knew pf Sir Basil's intentions to write about "Communism," Hyde Park and So licitation in "the west end generally, and to get his material by visiting the park at night It was during a conversation with the. woman to get. such material, said the counsel, that the police made their charge. Reginald -McKinna, former coun cillor of the exchequer and vice admiral Sir Reginald Hall gave evi dence regarding Sir Ua.fi! 'a charac ter. . Sir Basil confirmed the statement that he was In the park to gather material on communism, as he had be ' informed that a man he want ed to hear would speak thero. ,He was accosted by a woman, and Bat down with her to ge.tr material for his book. After some conversation, she complained that she was in need of money and he save her. two or three shillings frojin hi; waistcoat, pocket, whereupon the constables rushed up and announced their ..In tention of arresting them for in7 decency. Sir Basil declared the con stables' charges were untrae. , I ' . 1 RED L10 IE IS DENIED (Continued from pagts one) OBITUARY JERRY O'SPLLIVAX Funeral services for Jerry O'fiulli van of Malln, victim last night of spinal meningitis, will be held Sat urday morning at ') o'clock In Ihfl Sacred Heart church.' A requiem mass will be offered by the Rev. Father A. L. Luescr. O'Suilivan hail been 111 for over v ek. The end came shortly af ter 5 o'clock In a local hospital. Ho Is survived by throe brothers, HIchacA, John and Jim, all of Mer rill: and three sisters, .Mrs. Charles pUggan ot Klamath Kails, airs. Ilanna of Irelnnd "nnd .Mrs. Kather Ine Walsh of New York City. Following the services, the funer al cortege, will proceed to the .Ml. Calvary Cemetery, where the body "wil be Interred. The funeral ser vile:: will be conducted In strict complianeo with health regulations governing infectious diseases, alien 'In Klamath, If the lund Is to be sold. It Is mare likely to be Shevlin-Iiixon Interests that will buy it. They stute that It is an ideal mill site and will be right on the proposed spur to the Weyerhaeuser tract, adjacent' to it. First rumor had It that the 200 acres of the land wait sold for 500 an acre. The latest report" Is that a large concern, presumably a lumb er concern, has secured -an option on the entire 40-acre tract, at a price of J2!ti an acre. But despite the rumors, report!! and alleged "Inside stuff." that Is leaking out, Whiteline remains solid in his statement that his pro perty is not sold nor Is there any deal on at this timo which, might lead to Its sale. Our ambition Is to bo a plumber nnd have an assistant to do our forgetting for us. Marketing Plan Is Upheld by Court SAI.KM, Ore., Jan. 6. -- () -The validity of the marketing agrOO ment of the Oregon I! rowers' coop erative association, now defunct, is upheld by the suprume COUK today lu the ease ot the association, as appel lant, against Ernest D. Kiddle. The opinion was written by Justice llean and reverses Judge J. y. Hamilton of the lower court for Douglas coun ty. The opinion Is said to reaffirm the opinion III the Lenti ease of about I three years ago, originating In Mar lon county. Federal Water Act t Labor Man Given Upheld by Courts' Board Position A tutkoy in the market Is worth two on the farm. WASHINGTON, Jan. t, (,r Granting u motion or the federal power commission and the attorney general, the auprains court toda ,iis missed the original bill Hied In New dersey to have the federal wii:er pow er net declared unconstitutional, HOVW.A MI.V IIEItt: , J. Q, llaniaker and A. T l.anpvil, both residents of Bonnnaa, wcro III Kl. uuu 111 Falls on Tin . .lav to attend tbe funeral of Marshall Orr, who was laid to rest yesterday afternoon. POUTLANl), Ore.. Jan. h. ().,--Cattle, hogs, sheep uotniuilly stead u 9 receipts. S.I.Fl, Ore., Jan, 8, il'i II, 'w, Slaornau, president or the atn a federation or labor, was today ap pointed by liovornor Pierce as a member of the slate board of voca tional education, lie nui otll Olto It. Hhnwlg, rofmer president of the stale I'ideratloh, who Is III, Tha new appointment was at tho re quest of the slate federation. ATTEND Oltlt I'l NEIt l, Among (he well Known resident . of l.aiigoll valley who nttonduij the last rites it Marshall orr In this city Tuesday were Mr. and .Mrs, II J, Th'hnor. Hugene Works on New Beauty Plan FI'CENK, Ore., Jan. (!. (P) - Meuihers of the board or iukiiIh of the University 61 Orofon are to tin Invited to intend the next meeting or the city planning cominlsainp of Fura it was decided at tho mut ing or thi comnilttM lust night. No ai t Ion n ail taken at (he muotlug jt the couimlstlou lust night relative to the request or the regents tor U protective inofe to benefit tho Cul vers!', Including a rire toning sys tem and a ban on erection of pool hulls or dancing pavilions ndjnront tn the UnlverM( property. Ordinary travel may broaden oim but Christmas travel flattens one. SUCCESS MUST BE BUILT ON SOMETHING REAL Chesterfield has earned its present position amoni world's cigarettes on taste alone gfhe Lioorrr & Mr ess Tobacco Co. HETt HXS HOME Mr. and Mrs. L, C' Slsemoro re turned tii their home at Fort Klam ath today after spending Tuesday here ort business matters and vis iting with friends, The way coffee breaks down your health is. you worry yourself to death .trying to rind a cup I'll lb drink.' oAt the 'PINE TREE tllorla Swansea lived twontv years during the filming, of her latest pletnre. It sounds unreasonable to state It Just jthot way. but here Is how she did it: Thei story. 'Th - Coast of Kolly," starts with the desertion of her millionaire husband by Oatbway. Cloriu first portrays Niidiue Cafl.- wayi Twenty yenrs later. Nadlnes iluttVhter. Joyce, Is shown as the heroine of the pletnre. She lu the pet of the younger set at Palm Beach. Miss Swanson Is Joyce. ' And then Nadlnn domes hark Into the story ns the Countess de Tuili'o, the wife of a French nobleman, whom she wed some years after de serting her first, husband. And, or course, Miss Swansea with the aid qf a makeup box nnd gorgeous clothes, is Hie Countess. In oni' respect Miss Swonson plays a triple role in Ihe slory. If Madias and the Countess are classed, as oue eharai lorizalion, however, and Joyce, as anoHier, it might be termed p dUnJ role. cAt The LIBERTY Thrlrtlng reals nt horsom,anshlfi; roaring run scattered iirotusely through (be atory and the toarni brrath of young romance are nui standlng olements or '"Chat Man .lac k I " lu which Bob Custe,-, the western star, comes again to the Liberty Theater Thursday! One tdilnt In part if i)la r reYfeali the agile Texan youth as a horseman of ho tnean skill dtld daring. It hf n It" in - an ride in tyhlch Mob stands astride two horses' as they drftw a back board In swill tllghl down a wind ing mountain frail, other tiniiiing slums enliven tills engrossing nar rative of the ranges. 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