The Evening herald., February 13, 1926, Page 3, Image 3

Saturday, February 13, 1920
EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Papo TKree
IIF.RIC ON lll'HI&ISHH1
A. Krlrkaon of Twin Falls, Mulm,
li looking nftur bunlnomi mnttors In
Klamath Falls, tixpuutliig to horo
for duvornl duya.
mihh joii.nhto.v in:i"n:ii
Minn MnrJ JnliiiHluu bus rncoviirod
from lior attack of In grlppo nnj l
ngtiln at liur tlonk tit I tin chu inlmr of
commerce. '
' UF.IIEKAIIH U1I.I, ATTEND
Mn m lion of tint Itnlii'kiili ImIk will
moot at tha Odd Kolluwii hull tomor
row afturuoon ut 2 o'clock to ulinnil
thu funural of Fred lluuKlng.
WILL HOLD ham:
Next Hiituntiiy thu inembor of tho
1'. U. O. will liuld a cutidy Hiilu. at
ltiirkurd'a nuto I nu I mi t uu Main
Htriint iiiid sixth. A coiNiiiltton com
postal of Mrs, Hyd Evans, Mrs. J. I.
Ili'urd, Mm. Itullii C (Iromflmck and
MrH. II. W, Ilulhluoy liav been
pliuod In churgti of thu milu.
(iOIXU TO HA S I'ltAXCIHt'O
II. 10. ItoHkainp, liit'ul contractor
unit liulldiir, will louvu tomorrow for
Hun Fruiiclsio on u IiiikIiiohh I rip.
ON III HIVKHH
Frank McCormlik, wmII kniwn
ruuehor of llio Klamath Luke eoun
try la in thu city today on bUidnuas.
Mainly About . People
YOUTHFUL fill
MClll Olll) 'H AM VIHITfNO
Woodward Archer, Didbort Andnr
hoii, Kri'd McDonald, Clurnnco Wll
llnifiH, Curl White, Arclilii I.iuik. Al
bert Midvln, Donald Hnrrlolt, all of
whom am members of thn M ml ford
buuknthall team, am to Im week oihI
guests In K In in a t ti Fulls. Thoy are
accompanied liy their couch, I'. (I.
Colllhoii.
for Economical Transportation
A Type of Performance
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In Any Low Priced Car
It you are one who hna nipt vet been
bvhliiti the vyhcel of t'le improved
Chevrolet von hnvc more than a treat
in More. You have ct to experience
tvpc of peiformancc never before
ottered In any low-priced car.
A performance to effortless, so smooth,
o powerful, no spirited that you will
oil It nothing short of a revelation!
Chevrolet' leadership ha been baaed
on K'vinu "jali ry at low coat. Now the
Improved Chevrolet gives another
reason for an even wider margin, of
leadership performance the equal of
which has heretofore been unattain
able in the low-price field.
Drive where you will and as long as
you like, through traffic, through sand,
through mud, over-hills and over
mountains, if you please. Expect some
thing really new, really worthwhile,
something really unique and you will
not be disappointed.
Till: WEATIIIill
TImi (ylo-Ktormnifrniili m l.til'-r-wood'M
Pharmacy shuw.i Uii prca
surn to ho rlHlnK todnv, giving prm'n
lo of clear weullior ('.morrow.
Forei -rfat for mxt 21 limine
Fair weather with rpvdi wind
tonight.
Tho Tjfiw re online th'-i iiinm"ter
ri'Klnt'Ti il maximum iukI minimum
tenipi-rutures today us fullowa:
IllKli 22; low 22.
V. H. Wenllirr I'.cpoil.
8 AN FltA.STIM'O, V U. 13. (fl
The weather outlook tor tho week
hiKlmiliiK February H vm. an
nouiicud hTo today hy t!ui I'ulted
Stales' wcathi-r liurrau as follows:
l'aclfio HtatiH llio outlook Is for
onrmul toniporuturc, oiva.ionul ruinj
normal tcmpi rature, ocaaiuniil rulnn
ahly California.
MATINKK PAItTV AT
Tin: I'lxi: tuf.k
TODAY marking ttn, twclftu
hlrtliday of" .Marlha I'rovoit,
tho llttlo mliis Invited a number of
her closo ehunis to attend tho
matlnoc at the IMno Tron whleli was
followoil with IlKht refr.-hm!tits ut
tho t'horolati) Shop. Thoso luvltod
Ineludo Btella Albert, Mildred lllek
man, Mary ZIshos, porrls AnderBOn,
Vlriflnlu nnd Marcaret Dyrko. Kran-
cls Albert. Allif-rt Ueskh-r and Phil
lip Albert. Donald Colwell, Mildred
Colwel, Mary Colwell. Itobert Col
Well and Jean Connors.
y Touring
Roadster
Coupe
Coach
s735
s510
510
645
645
Sedan
Landau 765
X Ton Truck 395
1 Ton Truck 550
All P.iou I. . h. Flint. Miehltan
L. O. ARENS CHEVROLET
522 South Sixth St.
QUALITY AT LOW. COST
Picture Framing
Kodak Finishing
Stinson Studio
LONGFELLOWS li
TAGOMAORGANIZE
TACO.MA, Wash.,' Feb. 13. OP)
UiunchliiK a campaifca In weBtern
WasliliiKton for long bvds in 'lotels.
long cols hi boapltals, knen room in
theaters and other public meeting
places, and a seven and one bait
foot cloaranco under awuliic? on
sidewalks, tho Tacoraa Loncfellows
i-club was organized at a Lincoln day
dinner bore last night. Tho club will
become number 7 In tlio internation
al tall men's asuociutloa. 'Abraham
Lincoln, who was sii foot four, is the
"ratron Salut" of the orKanliation.
riONEKlt VIKH
MEDFOHD. Ore. Fob. 13. -(pi-
Mrs. Miriam llutler, on Oregon
ploncor, died at Vroka, California,
this morning:
Neck Bracelet
OI'I'lt'Kit IlOOSTEll
WAHHINGTON, Fob. 13. (P)
Major Uvnorul Fox Conner, has
been solectod to bocomo deputy
chief of staff of tho army, tho soc
ond hlxliest pout In tho military sor
vleo. . .
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a
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, ,"The Desk that
almost Thinks!"
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That's the
WEST-MADE
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, and .'thoro Is a Wost-Mndo for
ovory mombor of your offlco famlli
for tho executive tho clork, tho
. BlonoRrnpluir, tho bookkoopor, and
, tho salesman. , '
. W. O. Smith Printing Co.
Authorised Doalors ,
CONVICT HUNG AS
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MB FREEDOM
END
FAILUR
E
: SAN QUKNT1N. Calif., Fob. 13.
(JP) Harry Garhutt, Los Angplos
murderer was hanged at tho stato
prlBon horo today. The trap was
dropped at 10:42 a. m. and ho was
proaouncod dead at 10:G6.
Last minute court appeals,' mho of
which was to tho Unitod Stutos
supremo court, hold up tho oxocullon
for forty minutes. Prison officials
said that daruutt mudo a full cun
fossion of guilt to the douta nvatch
last night. ,
Qurhutt shot and killed XIrs. Doro
thy Loo Hunn, his benofactrcsa. Ho
wos rocolvod tot tho prison on Do-
comhor 13, 1925. Two appeals, nno
to tuo -Unitod Stnlos supremo court
failed and writs intandod to slay
tho oxocullon woro asked whon tho
stato and Bttm'omo courts couvoned
today, lloth woro denied.
As Harry Oonnors, (arbutt sorved
0 months In Jollot prison In Illln
ols for burglary. 4
AtH.'Kl'TS 1'OSITION
Walter P. llnanon has accoptod
a position with tho ' Ewuuna Box
company as assistant salosmnnngor
nnd will tuko up 1:1s now dutlos on
Monday. Mr. Hannon was formerly
connoctod with the Algoma Lumb
er -company whoro ho was truffle
man'iigor. Ho roturnod Friday from
HIchniMiid, California, whoro for tho
past month ho has boon visiting with
rolatlves and friends, Ills motho
Mrs. (P,- E. Hannon mado tho trip
south with him.
Hero Is a realty now something. Thtti
noqklace has been called tho neck
bracelet, slnco It resembles a mag
nified copy of tho plain gold nana
bracelet. It comes with two, tnres
' or tour rings.
Comes Back
p1 -'
4 ur f
A month ago Helen lioso wiia a con
vict In tho Oklahoma prison. Now
jSho 1b honored in the state as heroine
, ,ot tho Wllburton mine disaster,
whore aa a Solvation Army worker,
flho served food and coffee to rescue,'
crews until alio fainted fronvexhaus
'tlon, She was converted by th
,f "Sallies", in prison.. and will davot
hr Ufa to thlr work. j
ItKTl lt.V I IlOM MCDFOKO
.Mr. and Mrs. A. K. I'easley. and
Mr. and Mrs, T. R. Ttlehardson have
jNrturned from Medford whero they
motored to attund thn muslcul com
edy "Tho China Doll."
Dlt. AMIMIKI.I, ILL
Dr. T. Cainphr.ll la confined to
his homo today suffering with a so
voro attack of la grippe.
FOItKKLV ISKOISTIl.VTIOXH
Albert Ilruno, Lnmolne, Calif,
i'uul La Fortalno, Long Ileach, and
A. K. Krli k.ion of Twin Falls, Idaho,
registered at tho chamber of com
men o this afternoon.
i)At;irri:ii ltonx
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Schoncbln,
fipraguo Itivor residents, are rejoic
ing at the arrival of a daughter, born
Friday at tho Private sanitarium.
Tho child weighed 10 pounds.
ROBBER TO BE
TRIED !fl
8ALEM, Ore., Feb. 13. (P)
Norman and John Mooro and Emll
Knnrr, alias John Timings, who are
la Jail at Sacramento, Calif., prob
ably wilt bo trlod lien tor tho rob
bery of tha bank at Scollr. Mills, on
December 21 last. District Attor
ney John II. Carnon has tolygraph-
od tho depurtmont of Justice roiiuost-
log that Oregon authorities b al
lowed to bring thorn horo,
Oi-orgo Si-hroedor, who wan r
rested at fJacramonto for tha same
offonea aud brought horo .for grand
Jury Investigation, will nppnar In
tho circuit court here Monday tor a '
hearing on the lndlctmont. Ho hai
admitted his guilt and; ha impli
cated tho othor throo,1 - -( '
IH.TTF.H AI)VXC1:H
PORTLAND, Oo Fob. 13. (iT)
An advaneig of 2a In butter prices
offoctlve Monday, wag announced
early this afternoon.
KMOHTii AUK HACK I
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Knight re-!
turned yesterday from a ton day's ;
mot-:r trip Into southern California.
Mr. Knight is connected .with the
Acklcy Lumbor company.
JlAXtjLKT I'liACH aiAXGKD
Tho dinner of the Spanisi War
Vets on Monday evening, will be
held In tho Odd ' Fellows banquet
room Instead of tho Episcopal parish
hauio as porviously announced.
BACK FROM CALIFOHXLl
After a ten days visit in Califor
nia with relatives and friends, Mr.
and Mrs. II. E. Jones and daugbte
tave returned to Klamath Falls.
riui;s itETi'K.v
Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Pike have re
turned from a visit of several weeks
In San Francisco with relatives and
friends.
HIIOI'I'IXG FROM DAIRY"
Emma Ward Is among the snoo
pers in tho city today from Dairy.
MILLERS ARE BACK
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Miller havo
returned home frjm a month's vaca
tion in a number of the coast cities
Including Seattle, Spokane, Vancou
ver, B. C, and San Francisco. Thoy
made the trip by motor. Enroute
south from their northern visit they ;
took tho steamer from Portland to
San Francisco. -
WHITMAN'S CALLED A WAY
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Whitman
were calod to Puyallup, Washington.
late yesterday by the death of Mr.
Whitman's father. They expect to
return to Klamath the early part of
next week. ',-' ,
At the LIBERTY
LEAVIXQ TOMORRQW
Miss Elsie Lang will leave to
morrow morning for San Francisco,
to spend a week's vacation with
friends.
SATURDAY ONLY : . , ,
"Blue Blood" -
A High-Power Comedy-Drama, featuring
George Walsh, one of the screen's Greaest Athletes
v " SUNDAY ONLY , '
Hairy Carey in v .. .
: ."The Texas Trail"
A nerve-tingling mystery drama of the Great West.
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Beginning Monday
Hairdld lioyd
yhe Reshman;
AWTKE'PCTtaE
AlWPmii.
The last word in screen
entertainment is coming .
to this theater next week, '.,
and it is, with pride that '
wo doff our hat to Har-
old Lloyd, the artist ;'
whose' "aCHterenient -msrt
made It necessary for us
to cearch the dictionary
for words of description
then find them ail In
adequate' . ,
"The Freshman" ' Is
his Finest Achievement!
Merriment, Speed, Laugh- .
ter, Thrills Woven Into .-.
a Wonderful . Song "of 1
Youth and Played on the
Heartstrings with an Ob
ligato of Tears.
Sincerely, !
H. W. Poole.
ATTEXDIXO BUSINESS
George R. Lindley is attondins
business matters in Medford, which
will keep him In the valley until
tomoyow.
SENATE PUSSES
im W RULES
(Continued From Pago 1)
Ellminatoil, tho tax on passenger
automobiles..
. Repealed the capital stock tax
but increased tho 12M per cent cor
poration tax one per cent.
Cut $23,000,000 from tho sur-
ta!s on incomes between $24,000
and $100,000.
Reduced further the taxes on
cigars.
Final action by tho senate camo
suddenly after a bitter row among
democrats over tho compromise
made by tho minority members of
tho finance, committee with repub
licans by which tho twenty per
cent maximum surtax rata was
agreed to In return for groator ro-
ductlons on the surtax rates apply
ing on tho smaller Incomes. '
Assailing tho leaders of his party
Sonator Rood, democrat of Missouri
doclnrod thoy gained nothing by tho
trado and had in effect "surren
dered to Secretary Mollon."
Tho declaration of tho Missouri
senator led to vehomon replies by
Senator Simmons, North Carolina,
ranking domocrnt on tho flnnnco
oommittoo.
Describing Mr. Mollon ns a "mer
chant" whoso interests had reached
"into every nvonuo of trado and
commorco from mnnufacturo of
whlskoy . to tho manufacture of
aluminum" Senator Reed said:
"That Is the man who has won
his tight today, sllontly, shrewdly,
3g8MyroETheafa;
SATURDAY ONLY
; Fred Thompson in . . ; f
"All Around Frying Pan"
The thrilling Rodeo Picturo made at, the Alturas Round-upw'
SUNDAY AND MONDxYY ; ' . . . .
Anna'Q. Nilsson, Robert Frazer and' ' ; ,(? . :
Lionel Barrymore V''
?The Splendid Road,Ja
made by that prince of directors, Frank Lloyd, who gave us
"Tho Sea Hawk," "The Lost World," and "Winds of Chance.'
It's a story of the early days of the gold rush in California. i
without intermission of effort,'
pressing on and on by insidious
process; ho seems to have under
mined the conscience of democracy.
Ho always did own the conscience of
the republicans.
"Tho poor old democratic main
is being led in by tho ear and Mr.
Motion's hand holds tho ear."
Vigorously dofending tho com
promise, Senator Simmons declared
tho twenty per cent rate was a fair
maximum In view of tho additional
cuts mado on tho lower rates at
the insistence of tho democrats.
"This Is more distinctively a dem
ocratic bill than even the last two
revenue nets," Sonator Simmons
said. "Tho democrats got every
thing they asked Ntor and more."
A last mlnuto offort by admin
istration loaders to rostoro the tax
on admissions nnd duos to the bill,
failed on a voto of 40 to 27, four
teen republicans Joining tha almost
solid deinocratio line-up in re-at-f
lrming, tho prp,v,(ous .3A..tfl,4. voto
of the scnato for repeal of. tho tax.
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