The Evening herald., September 26, 1927, Page 4, Image 4

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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OltETjON.
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f)n Vear I 50
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Ona Month
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On Miinlh
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Nix Mouth
One Year
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BRIEF NEWS
-OF
KLAMATH
ilnutinn te'l hi m be 'a n have U.
fi'f-Vl l.i.l, vimiK nf th.it m.aliKt. atrlng vt
w T-lir"r T -ffl irviml'lU'itil caiidldal.w wltnse caj.i-
I I 1 I A (svi W11 tavlli'B are. n the urfuce,
i.A
Wonli n Itdumcl
J " I Fallowing a brief business trip
&0 to Portland. Will Worden. rinhl-
oC-way man for the Southern Pa-
l HimIik') llntilicr
tNKA Service WrIU'l
WASHINGTON. Sent. St At-
. oi-way man lor me ouuinen . .1....1....
roa.ir.srt a second das matter at the postofrioe. at Klamath Fall rtf.. ha returned to the city ' ''"' roltutlon ami , behavior.
Ure'on. on August 30, 1SU. under act oi t onicrea. .micii a. ,, business lu the interest ol deep, dark outer. nr m i
i. - lit company.
to U Uirjll me t HI"
'one if them on llio until dor.
IThe burs ot iifd which,, tlm
I lu. ky candidal.) IU Jiimn. Into
jonie he I nniuluiUK'd 1ll lie lit
tle ahorl of nloimilliit In lom-
luiri.on willhl i'luu ulillr
kiiV'.'Mli
' Associated Press Leased Wire
" Member of Audit Bureau f Circulation
Member of the Associated I'resa
Tli Associated Press la exclusively entitled to the ue or republica
tion of all new dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited
In till" paper and also the local tf'i published therein. All riant
of republication of special dlspatchea herein ar also reored.
of the bct lamp uot on IVuu-
'LkwCnMl- .vliaiiU avenue, your .orrespoU'
I (harlca Sutton. tlwisliilii of dent Interpret the rvrviit utter
limy Mill and Miss Jerome ,!,. ,.f Mr. Churl'
Knight of I'lne Itldite novured
( marriage license on Saturday uf
trrtiuou.
( iin.llil.il'! lu lni4(' "II be
Iiik piifhed lino tin' . VH iiliuillmi
iii-e dlK.-r.vt. KxMrl Vl e lu
proved Hint the fellowi.: who IU1
Kvuna ma and b.'llow their wuiva to the
.J nubile and spend a wad if niom'y
i'.j. kcIiIoiii come to le.nl pa rty tl.'li-
vt. Winning prlimiii.a
I I'liil'luill. ully tint n would re
fu) to u.'.'epl it ' in I iiu 1 1 t divplle
the t'.iolldKe nuil.nlliei'titt'llf leavei
' no oilii'r nlleriiutlvu thun In ai
Miiuie lb.it he mould be rovepttvv
tlllder rertuill I'olldltlnlM.
I Tile mroii.Mi liidliallon Ihnl
lint bos may be uoiiilnnted "111 I
Keiim to lie found lu Hie nppjr
eiit w orry of I ho repulilli nii
puny lent Al Smllh be nominated
by tlio deino.-rutH and carry New
Ynik Klaie. Ihu p4rty In nlim
to am h I'xlrenin Ii iikiIih In oilier
dlre.'lii.tu to Have New Y.nk that
the ri'iTiillliig of lluiiliea for Hint
purpoyo iillu.ml i.ei.iia Hie next
COIIhlttt.'Ilt atrp. i'
Uiu ,
ilooan't
Jionday, September 26, 1927.
lacft for liilifornli
Prank O. Leo.
llM'ttl
man aocompanirU by Frank llov
ey of San PranciKco. left Suiulay
for San Krandsco ou a eek'i
The End of Trouble -
Is it not fine to see the end of troublesome road
to see the lijfht when one has been walking in the dark
forest to witness the sunshine in the valley after one bunine trip.
has wearily trod the japgred mountains in darkness toll.Iitioll lllirovrs
. Well, that is the feeling today of Klamath Falls peo-: Krlcnj!, of Mrt cbaru.B iiouue
pie, for the darkness and gloom cast over the city by en- win be Riad to burn ahe cou-
IIMcea quaranune is lou.iy uueu .
lliiKhes lu ttieitn tlut:
The year lS nuiy eoe
i .. 1.1.1... Ih
iiri crop vi ....-.. . . . -,,,..
W hite llouxe uln. e the depurtlim ,i,h.r lliliiitii belim e Uul. n
Tli toriotii' piliniiry i-.iiiHiln,le can
The wonl "may" l. of eoume. m ;,!,.' denl ill the emiveni (on n
the wu'y prom-r one. Tluil la Iv we I n the next fellow, b tt lia
uy. Mr. Iluches In jimt ua iuu li . tlminl ruiupulKiii (or iioiui nullnii
of a candidiite ' tor nomiu itlon ' are expcnxiVe III more waya tli.iu
:hla moiiient ai Mr. Hoover and one und cenoially liiudvlwlile
lumber Mr. Iianei are rnudl.lutea. llolowliiR to the vx.elleiit tlajncea
MlUTl.'.l Sullllil)
ll...... I.I Jll.l..n 1'lll.A UM.I
Marie WefaU weVe marru-d In ' I'enjamln Jliirrlaon.
this city on Snuduy niomlnic.
Ilolh iiv tlietr wt'ldt'nve a
- liimuth Fulls.
Monday, September 2C, 1027.
Correct Denial Work
When you coino to mu for your dental work you
will bo itssuifd of proper workmanship fit u just
ami reasonalilo price. My li.t of natit.fieil patients
is trowing daily. You. too, will bo pleased with
my service. Free Examinations Given
DR.
Mopka Bldg.
R. D. COO
Phone 836
probably I not quite such a Rood ot lilllin.ilo defi'ut.
I
According' to Health Officer Newsom
'serious major operation In
"we are out Frauelaco aoverul day aco.
f the woods," so to speak, and Klamath Falls is as K.tun.cd From Trip
tealthy a place for children as anywhere in the north- Floyd Duncan McMillan
T , ' . . and Mndce IHxon returned last
west. Ill fact, the health officer assures the hvening ..renin from Fine Ridge where
I Herald tint he would rather have his children in this enjoyed the weekend with
'. .... u . a j u 'rlends..'
um.. touay , inan any j)iacu cise up auu uunu liic iua.iv,
lirix-oll
because he feels there is less danger here of infantile' -lu-uti"
.v. r . auu ... i
Jnme
motored to Bly on Sunday where
Ihey upenl-aereral hours TLsitliiK
with Mr. DrUcoU's parents. .Mr.
and Mrs. Parker.
bet as they are. but opinion a )
lo that will vary. J
Siuric to the effect that Mr.
IIiiKhe wouldn't like to bo prel-'
dent can rejuonablr be reiturded
a niost questlonnble; It nuiy be ,
that Mr. HukIic would not (d
San after the nomination iinlena hi. ;
were a.iaured that It would be'
waitinit for Mm on a vllver chnrg- '
er and that he wouldn t take It ;
eren then if he Ihouaht he)
dtdn't have at Ica.-t an c,ven
chance for election, but It doe
not follow that .Mr. IIUKhr will
be unreceptlve if the xenlletnen
whom know coin ml the nom-
lliiltlie' fullure to retternte
motive on the east vide of the
paralysis.
ijvThe work of stamping out the disease has been ac-
TOiplished and the few cases remaining under quaran-
Jfcpe jhave no danger attached to them.
It is a time for rejoicing, for the schools can be open-
JkOl verv soon and the streets of Klamath Falls will strain Southern raclflc riKht-of-way.
M alive with the little folk who have been forced to wSrh.&Ab"5
"ftmain at home for SO long. . . ; immediately rushed to the cene
rv ; . 'i , of the accident and started an In-
' vestlcation which lasted throush-
'Z Settle' the Row Now reaa today. This roominR he an-
. nounced that an Inquest would
Jr2 The Bonanza controversy over where the state high- be held Wednesday afternoon, at
PVay from Klamath Falls to Lakeview should be located 1 o'clock.
getting to be a festered sore and should be healed up JT,;
' one way or the other. The state highway, commission in Klamath county.
rVcly will not let the altercation continue for another. whUe '"."le. Va.h
jVar, thus preventing the people of this city and the peo- inrton. tie u mirvtved by his
l'e of Lakeview from having a highway that can be 0?hMift", m'
Sfsed the year round. The commission has said in em- Robert eh'eyne. K:amuth ' Falls.
Viatic words hat it will not build this highway unless ' A'Ga1n!!" "7, --
rjf .... ... Mr. Fred Hamilton of New-
lionanza row is settled, and the commission has a .berx: two brothers. Frank '
ftfof having its own way about locating and build- )vhl ' 1t'lat!;ka"u rc;v "l'1
ing roads for It ha hold o trre SuTSf? Tr4inri''"rFerk'Wori''K !sHiVed V"tifc'
community can build roads without funds. When it ;warmanK
does not want a highway built it can .very easily shut off waah.. and a brother. George
the money and the highway remains in j"usj the shape the- F"?t " 1 u v eT W f x o rd n have
Lakeview-Klamath highway has been in for some time. " been located. Not' one of the
For the good of everyone this road must be built, and.,hree men " 1m!,rrlrd. ,
n 'x. - - i. u i. ii . , . . ... , ' i Funeral service will be an-1
all objections should be threshed out and settled at once, nounced later
PLUMBING
HEATING
FURNACES
Motors, Pumps, Engines
Pressure Valer Systems
123 Xo. Cth Phone 371
In
in your bakings
use
25 ounces (or 25
Santo Price
tor over 35 years .
Millions of pound used
bv our flovcrnmcnt
LWsBasHBanaBaaBd
Special for
Sweetest Day r
Sr.fcirdny, October 8
" )
The
Family Box
.'Assorted Chocolates
99c 2'i LBS.
Quality & Quantity
Place Your Orders
NOV!
STAR DRUG
STORE
Klumatli Full". Op'ion
A THREE DAYS COUGH
IS YOUR DANGER SIGNAL
iVtBiMcnt voufli Mini oiltU kml Iv
rrittua iiouliU. M tan iltmi nw
wtlti lttiiinti!itM, au riitiiUilinl cr.
Milt llt.il it (tlrMMnl Id ukc Cmutiiil
oimi i a in- mfiltral dUovriy tfiiK
two f itj arlUtn. it MHillit nthl In I
llio iii'luiiu tl iitruiltiant itiltilnu
ffrilll gtt.vrlh.
Of .ill knototi ilit'r. 'ri itttt I rrc
upmxl Iiv tiit:li niriir.t autlutilf it a
oH.f nf iIip Bir.itt i ,r nli tin ,ijt tt. r (ur
rtitt nt rotijili mul ruttU nut rlltri
litnit nf lIno.ll Itiiiiliti-t, ( irtimuUttill
j iniiUin, in flililitioti to rniMtttP, oilirr
t linlinc rlrrrtrutg vliirli MMttlir ml )im
' Uf htfrclrd mrmlirinr ami aiop the
ItftMlHin anj iriHdmmallitn. wliilf ilii
, 'irititr jitf mi lo lit ainma h, I !
. mi!wh iniit the Mmh1. a'larkt lite wat
f tlitt tiuitMc jiiJ (lirtk, tike gruMtb
I ol (Itr crimt.
(jimulaiun U fturJitl'-rJ atlf.ic
! iniy in the ttf4lninl nf iK-riimt
' roust' aixl t'iltl lifttiii'lti if aiihita,
I'miirlniia anj 4)ir fifin f rr;tiiA
lory i)irir, and t rn r-lli nt (orhuihl
ing Ui the vifn aftrr r!d nr flu.
; Monv irfiititl'-d i( tnr rmicli r itld it
tint tvlirvrd nfli-r I -Una r urditifl t
( diirriituti, Fur m!c hy al dtusUtt,
2.S 2(
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CREOMULSION
FOR THE COUGH OR COLO THAT 'HANGS ON
Road Oil Cleaning
Oar 8)ntrm la Kmelhlnc New anil Iletter tlian lb
Old IlituJ K) Klein
Car Washed
5ltitora l'leane4
Varunm Cleaned
fiillxlied
lltprrt Greaainc
tree Crauk laao HerTlee
V.nit ami Oil
Save
We call for and deliver Phone 606
NEW SYSTEM AUTO LAUNDRY.
Fnplimailo near Kut .Main
orrire I'tinno I IWI ,M.niie III.Ik
tea. rtmne 1 1 1.1 Klnijialh Fall
If Gene and Jack are bound to fight it-out let them go
to, -it' without ringside seats or revenue. That would be
a "prizefight worth while. Has either, got the gizzard
to do it? . 1' '
Obituary
TMRFF Kll I FH lT. nd aa badly wrecked. Xo
. JrJ rr.7 7, r o 1 1 1 u rl" stained.
J V A A I Il HITS. KMnrnlnr tn Chllnnnln h
- M . . MMMM " . ' ,
CC 'what mean authorities were nn- survived liy hi father. Jamw
I.K I.AXTKY WHITK
Leo Lantry White pawed away
nddenly on Sunday mornins at
3:31) o'clock at Modne Point. Me
wa 31 year of ase, and wan
born at Lyle. Wa.-hlnclon. lie Is
(Continued from page 1)
unrecognizable.
tiJiplantaneous.
The body of
table to discover tbe three men White of ewlHrK. wreton. inree
laernrvH lh urrlrM nf nn iKter. Mr. Itoliert Chevne Of
Death bad been.man, ordered nm ,, driTe toithi city. Mm. Al C.anser of The
; RarrlaV Knrine and tow the Ilalles and Mr. Fred Hamilton
Feruson was ' wrecked car back to Chlloquin -of NewlierK. and two brother.
found ixty feet farther on up the 'or repairs.
railroad richt of way. He had Follow Wreeker. '
KTixtHtned one major Injury, a. ' Nordeen took his machine from
ku:i frarture. where some pro-; the garage and followed the ga-
trudiug' object had bit hi akull. , rage car. telling the garage man
Frank O. White of CMnkanine
and Don C. White of Aberdoen.
Washington. The remain are at
the Karl Whitlock Funeral Home.
Announcement of the funeral will
be made later.
Mil. MAM FF.IH.l'SOV
William Ferguson paused away
. on bunday niernlug at Moaoc
Apparently, Cuunty Coroner Earl he wou!d meet him at the scene
M hillock aaid. White had either of the accident.
lumped on the locomotive pilot ! whether or not the three men
br 'IHd been thrown there. He I ' after being sure the car wa
" , , ; V lowea Dac to cnnoquin. lnienci- p0ini at 3-.10 o'clock ' He wa
L.l0SBl,Te.,0.r..M 'eet brfure continue their Journey to ? ycari of .g. and i, ,nrvlv."
... w..y ""I'm w... . Kiamatu Fall I not known. . utm n.n. .nii i
From what authorities could William Ferguson ot Taroma. '
learn the three men In the death Washington and a brother C.eorg"
car were peeding. Whether or Forguson of Twain. California. !
not there was linii.tr In tho ma. t-v. ... . r
Z".t. V'lTl Trlv,.. h"rM,hille rouId not ,M ''"'. b Whitlock Funeral Home. Fine'
a8the machine traveling, that wa evidence that they had .venue at Sixth. Announcement
I!ui:dliits at I-snun's mill mo- , . , , , ' ,
mentarlly .. reened the rieedln ! brak , "nn.,,,,.d1 h"a
i-r from 1he piiiMiifpr r Rleht I . F u " '
DO Y0UU. FEET-HURT?
r
Have you weak or flat feet? Have you corns,,
calluses, inxrowintf nails, varta or bunions?
DR. J. M. INGALLS
Foot Specialist, Registered Chiropodist
At the
Busier Urown Shoe Store
Monday and Tuesday,
September 26 and 27
FREE EXAMINATIONS ' ARCH SUPPORTS
Club Cafe
., the. place of
REAL SERVICE
and EATS
C. O. Webber, engineer for the
Southern Pacific, bad seen the!
touring car driving parallel to
Ihu ml. al a raniil rat. ..f .i.a-H 1 .t ' ., . .. r.rsui-oil ui
......j. Ji.7...7k i-n- uul ,"'re wa" "quor in tne ma- The remain are
joiiv o.ti.K ;oi.nswmTiiv
John Dale, son of Mr. and Mr.
..... 1' I .1 1 . i . ... j T k. D ' I .. . . I, n ...... n.l nwaw
VTJie next time he saw the ma-' 1 """'"' oanero -"":,,,,';""' V ''.., ii.V
chine wa an Instant before the e T?".'"?. "'"""V ,m':l- ho. 'a' C ' ! t JJ.t
...u.ivr. . u.i.i, .-..iiu.... WHO in ire ...... .... ...........
ialai- crash when the car flashed
before the fast moving passenger
train.
Trui ii SlopiH'd.
,.: Webber was able to slop the
ni'MIl I within the train's legnth.
He said he was traveling between
I 4)1 and EV0 mile fin hour.
Nordeen. a resident of Clillo
rfuln. wan a timber taller for the
-I'lllloQiiln Lumber company; Fer
guson wa day loreman at the
Chlloniiin Lumber company box
m'tory, and White, who had
tint' been working for the past
week because of nn Infection In
111 neck, wan a caterpillar driver
for the Solomon Kutte Lumber
aianpiiii:'.
li
lliretllg:itlon of County Cor
oner Willi lurk indicated Unit the
.lilfu had been drinking prior to
the tragedy.
I'll n Trip to k
lieved to have been the driver at 2:15 followng an illnes o
sped on recklessly, negotiated the on8 weeks duration. He was
banked right angle turn Just west horn in Klamath Falls and was
or the railroad right-of-way and f'v years and eight months of
then, it i believed, saw the E". In addition to Ills parents
train rushing towards the cms- he leave two sisters. Kuby Alice
Ing. Nordeen probably tried don- and Opal Susb'. The remains
perately to stop his machine but af" at the Karl Whitlock Funeral
the brHke refused to work. Home. Pine avenue at Sixth.
The locomotive struck the ma- Funeral arrangements will Im
chine almost dead cenler. The annoiinced-latcr.
first point of contact' was the
front seat and the live of Nor
deen and White., who, It Is be
lieved, were In the front Beat,
were sniffed out Instantly.
Whether or not White, su p.
M'.XIrillt -Mcll.LWIt.tTI!
Walter .Mclllwralh, husband of
Mr. It o r e M 111 wrath, passed
away in this city on Saturday
evening at 9: 15. He was born in
poscdly In the rear Beat, saw on- "A16, Kansas, and was 30 years
rushing death In the form of the r ' ,he "nle of h' PslnK.
locomotive and decided lo chance Heldes his wife he leaves a
It wllh a wild leap, or whether 'daughter. Margaret, 15 month
be wa thrown bv the Impact ",l- Tn remains are at the
against the pilot. Is' not known. r-"rl Whlllork- Funeral Home.
..V. . ..i Y..i,.".h. rin I,lf' autborltie believe he u.- 1 lnc " at Slxlh. Funeral
decided to drive to Klunuith
1 fun, for whnt purpose la un
.Jknown. Nordeen' car, s light louring.
I was in the garnge where n spare
lire wa beln repaired. He bnr
. rowed a friend' marline and the
I three were soon speeding, toward
I Kiatnath Fall.
. At Han-lay Spring the light
I mHcJilne skidded off (he high-
thrown against the locomotive.
All Found I hail.
Horrified' by the accident Web
ber did , all that he could; he
slopped the train within It
length and rushed to render aid.
He found nil three men riend.
The machine which hud ap
proached from. the west wa fin
ally slnuglitd o'ff by the big loco-
later.
.M.i.i: NoitiiFivV
Allen Nordeen. nged 32 years
passed awav suddenly on Sunday
morning at X : 30 o'clock al Modoc
Point. The renin Ins are at the
Furl Whitlock Funeral Home.
Pine avenue at Sixth. Funeral
arrangement will be announced
later.
Good Poultry Feed
The success or failure "of 'your -flock de
pends largely upon the way-you feed them.
Good feed means better production. .
MARTIN BROTHERS MILL
is producing a grade of poultry feed that
will insure the success of your flock. Your
poultry will thrive on Martin Brothers'
feed. . . '
Martin Brother Jills
"The Home of Crater Lake and
Anchor Flour",
WATCH
REPAIRING
II Kit K
J yi-ur KUiiniiife
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GEO. METZ
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' CLEANED
: RIGHT! V;
iff ratrtiiis of Acme Cli.-iiiH-r.'t
uyei's uro novtr in a
"xs. (lilonini.t wln-n the time
i-omen t' Hi-ltct from tlio 3,
wurdrolie. They know thitt Jjf
"ffl, ' their j,'irmi-nt are neat and ff ' ;
iot!e.w and ctitain to add m
. i to their liiipeariiiu-c. ff- . ,
and Dy?r u '
(i I K Acme Cleaners ff"y
ii iinarsrTr j'lufjF
iwrr
Tin
On unstable subgrade such as is encount
ered in Klamath Falls you should insist
,'m oil Portland Concrete Pavement.
i, , .
"The Rigid Pavement With the Long Life."
Dunn & Baker
Pelican City Road
Phone 952
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