The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, January 13, 1928, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTape Six THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Friday. Janunrv 1.1, 1938 BRIEF NEWS KLAMATH The Eyes of the Navy on the Alert Klamath Mf-rtlna; Hal unlay . Mr. and Mr. J. W. Hk of the Ashland Cleaning Dyeing Worki and Mr. and Mrs. 8. l. Porvmut of the Standard Clean era on Oak street arc maklnit plana to attend the next reruiar meeting o the Southern Oregon Cleaner V Dyers association, at Klamath Fills Saturday night, January 14. Mr. and Mra. Do re am will remain over Sunday to visit . with their daughter and husband, Mr. atrtl Mra. R. l. Hiiosurd. Tha Houthern Oregon Cleaners Dyera association com prise Ashland, Medford. Grants Tass and Klamath Falls. Ash land Tidings. lrt For IV-liy M. H. Barber formerly of Klamath Fulls and now making his home In Portland left this morning for Ileatty to purchase horses to be shipped north for chicken feed purposes. Mr. Bar ber tank an active part In the Klamath It o d e o last fall and plans to return this fall to as sist in putting the program over. T-7 ITT m 0 , if ". fee hi A i mm HOPE FATE IS ! OBJECT LESSON GUT DOWN 9 OF MEDFOHD ELKS TO PLAY HERE (I'oiitluued from ' lliioi Me Is spending Ills luui nUniil.' witting lulU'is thnnkliig pw.iplc who liuve written liliu coiisulliig letters or sent him gifts of books and oilier things. He lndiiks lu mi self-pity. Hi' realise the defeat of ut iarJ Itie Mmirurd enurmlty of his act. Ho said Klka bowling leant Is stboditled ' the only regret he (e!t in dylna to arrive In Klamath Fulls to Force Move For for his crime was' tUn sufrorlug meet the Klamulh F.lka howlers. that be was bringing on his faiu- The affair lias gradually ilev GUERILLA m Peli-riiiltii'd In avenge Until' u s ward to Cut Off San dino From Bate lly. his mother and bis sister and ,.,,,, ,., lllllllul utfalr be brother-in-law. i "Vrevloiisly he hsd siild to me . 1 two Indue. It wss a cruel crime and Justin Last yenr. Klamath and Men had to be done hut still I feel ford F.lka bowling teams plnyed that 1 am uol a criminally dis- twice, nine at Medford and the nosed man. oue who became In- second lime, at Klumslh Falls. WASHINGTON. Jan. IS. I AIM Marine corps aviators operat or iu rouiunctlon with land forces against General S lull no ' vol veil In a terrible ileml without The as Km schedule will he In cf that follow the eyes. Deeds Filed Lr ring for California Mrs. A. E. Hensley, accompan ied by her daughters. Miss Gene vieve) of Medford and Miss Geor glsuna of Klamath Falls, expect to leave In the near future for San Francisco and other CnlTor- nia cities where they will spend j " , vacation Medford Mall-Trlt- j ,,p,ted StatM ,0 iInrry rtalley: uno- S"SWW of Sec. 4: NEHKK of To We For Hon.h- vKw'V'sec sVlT '' Mr. A E H..lv .ccnmnniw .NWHNWVs of Sec. 9-11-15. lul l.v k.r il.ii.hlnn Uhi Una. Sheriff tO um nf u.rirnrrf .J Mi., p.nl. et al: Sec. 35-36-14; SNSWV ine rilft of Klamath Falls. ejt-,.v, 01 acc. i-o.-1-. The eyes of the navy great setplanes like thosa pictured ali.nve are to take an Interesilng part In the Farific maneuvers. The huite guns of the I'. S. S. California, shown here, are the hands - i Klamath Lake Addition to Klam- O I ath Falls. j I I i Valley Investment Co. to W. C. ' ' Van Fmcn: part of lot 6. block " 17. Hot Rprincs. P. Keinuro lo A. I.. Lowther At The Liberty , ... a s L ...... f ....I ilii. vuse .in. I tsaa . i . Knit Wins! WHY. tHiri l IIIIIW n IIV tuna tai in Mi araKUii nave siain tin nior- - , ... ' .. ' ,' llullli.r ,,f i .,M,r,d bv m li of the Utter s forces ly nerlal untsrstaisid why I did It ! !'" In the two tournaments will bombing, sty llUputi'lin to the ..u hM,i, ony u kindest ilulvrnilne tlni winner. navv department Irom Rear Ad- ; terms of Huth. He said 'we I mlrsl Sellers, commun.ling Hie ; both sinned. I have no. Mug to W rend ail argument that all ' . .. ... .".,, sav agslnst her.' studeiiis should bo . vaccinated special squadron In M.ra.iuii . astonishingly cheerful ! upon e ring college. Th of waters. inm (aid: 'I a in now at peace course, they would nil start from The message said the uviaiors , wlih my fellow men nnd God'." scratch, ou January 11 located a group : of Sniidtno's fol'.owers Ht l..i'n Vlstn, near the point where th"y smhushed innrtnes on January I. The bombing attack followed an other on Tuesday, In which the avl.uors killed nine members of Samlluo's army in the nelnlil.oi hood or Q it 1 1-11. as thev attempt ed to concentrate, supposedly for an attack on the murines hold ing tbnt vllluge. Admiral Kellers reported that a detachment of marines Is mov ing from Qui I ill to Man Albln. The -marines are endeavoring to take over the garrison and us many villages us possible to lie 1 At the Pine tree f Tonight at the I'luu Tire, tha Mcionl Olseu I'lvyers will present "Tha Detour" by Owen Davis. This pluy la a drama ( rural Long IsImihI depleting with vivid iliuity and realign. The austerity of "backwoods" farm Ufa at Hie, sainn time presenting His slmpla hiiinor of the natural wit of prlin lllvo minds. Owen Davis has long been known to the theatrical world as a wilier of tbtillcra and melo drama appealing lo the popular taste of llrosclwsy theatre goers, but this li bis first attempt at seilous plsysrlllng and Iba w u mi ii la I Inn of a long cherished total Minhltlon lo writ an hon it play utioul reul people. llenerved srata are now on gala. The knock kneed girl has been made popular by the Charleston. Now won't somebody pleas do something for Hie bow-legged kind? 71, Iluena Wully Wales is rockoued as the shyest actor in fildom. Ha prtve tSamtino of a base and cut can not be Induced to appear In lit in off from supplies. public and has never made a , pect to leave In the nenr future SSW'i of Sec. 25-36-14: NWV, foil San Francisco nnd other Call- i of Kec. 5-37-15 and part of N V, foinla cities, where they' will of Sec. 2-37-14 spend a vacation. Medford Tribune. Ieft for Southern Oregtin Mrs. Thomas Simmons and son loft this morning for Klamath Falls, where they will Bpend a fortnight visiting witb Mrs. Sim mons' parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. Rett barn. Roseburg News Re view. Visit In Klamath . .' Gus Newbury and Albert Hay den, local representatives of the Fqeter ft Kleiser company. left tor a brief bnsinesa visit to Klam ati Falls this morning. Medford Tribune. et ux; lot 1. block lsia Auumon. . i .-..- ----- Tin. K n c.i ts I'nited states- rersonal appoarance In nis lite, i t if jv Kht h A K Oscar U. Stewart of An)erjt.n: 0.1 acres adjacent 'lie seems utterly unable to talk f . T m to block 27. Hot Springs. M t about himself or his work, and JJ rAWJl nti u U. his conventional reply to every . question relating to his work Is SAI.KM. Ore., Jan. II. IAFI f INHY Td 1CT "I'lcase look at my work on the F.leven prisoners in the Marlon IiVyj J V ViJii . ., ... rountv iall ore couflned to their BALBOA. Canal Zone. Kkanwth People Rcg4stc-r Among tha Klamath FaKs peo ple spending yesterday iu Med-1 Willla E. Denton et ux to ln"a J. Fordney: S of lot S Mock 8. Altamont Aeres. J. Frank Reynold 'I us to Wnlford at Wann: 1 Ju roils. Nancy Jane Wa-.ren to MarTln Cross; Snili5 1 ; M and B in tsule will extend to. South Am- SWSE and of Sec. 34-, erica before be returns to bis 36-14. j borne port of St. Louis. 1 Frank A. Carside et nx to Clay I Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh McDonald et ux: lots 30-21-23, ' decided definitely to continue his block 7. Industrial Addition. . ood will tour and the Spirit cf O. H. Leach et ux to Elmer St. Louis will be thoroughi; Irwin: lot t, block 22. Hot , becked before It carries him on Springs. i a new venture. Wishing to be L, R. Biehn et ux to Erma M. certain of all detail, rnch as fni' Wlshard: lot 13, block 5. Alta- ilities for landing, the flyer said mont Acres. that he cculd not yet set dates Howard S. Wines to O. H. ' for his future flights nor give Leach et ux: lot 2, block 22. Hot . netr sequence. Springs. Abncr McNair et ux to Benja min' E. -Wolford; lota 13 to 16. enITU A MrDI1 A ., . cells todny JVllil tlNLiJtlbn juuse uu. i'i,i tn(,lr ,, Second-hand Instead of having uitHl ftav tlmi, liberty In 11011 i.itiuio iniir. Ih rnrri,ir, hers use of a Irus- , Wally Wales' newest western trn,,,,i ja hreak Wednesday. -4 . . , 'I1 ,1 .,W . t-MW,,-. IIIIIHIIHri, l-,U. , 13. (IThe trail of the Lone Hastirouck Is the heroine. "White . in making his usual Inspection. fennies is tne icature attraction . 01 me i. iu p,,- - An optimist is a man who .makes IIS a week and marries ford were L. P. Way. Mr. and , u'" ... 'a woman who says she Is fond of Mrs. H. D. Newell. J. H- Grafton and Mir: and Mrs. F. S. Walte. Madford Mail-Tribune. block 8. Altamont Acres. Lewis H: Bellman ta .Oregon Trunk railway; lot 6, block .6. Buena Vista Addition to Klam- today at the Liberty Theatre. The bald-headed man entered a drug store and asked for a bcttle of hair restorer. "Here la a preparation." the druggist aaid briskly, "that will j;row hair on an eggshell." "Right." replied the other. "I'll take a large bottle: and please wrap up a brush and comb too." Soma airplanes can't get off the ground and others can't stay off. iu ?& hricks nn ihit floor under- ' n'ealh a window In the south I wall of the court house and just a thin layer of plaster on the outside of the court house left wing. Prisoners had but to dig out a little more of the mortar 1 holding the brick, remove live or six brick and step outsute with only a seven foot Iron fence between them ond freedom. No greater satisfaction can be had In life than thai feeling of security that comes of a steadily increasing savings account and the ownership of a home. Visiting In Cky ILtf anri Mra IZnnrwa Wtnrienr .. OK.. ..ji . ! ath Falls. days ' in the city visiting with The K. D Co. to Oregon Trunk friend. Thev arrived on Tnes-1 railway: lot 6, block 6. Buena day. - - 1. I - ft '". . ' fill In Klamath L. Way of Klamath Falls was a Medford caller yesterday. Med ford News. 1 ' AUTOPSIES OF PAIR DISCLOSE Vista Addition to Klamath Falls. (Quitclaim.) The K. D. Co. to Wallis H. Bartlett; lots S and 6, block 9. FOR SALE We bare moved all our cars .m . . w.-T-r. nan I Af O U BRAINS NORMAL and Pine streets. Our used cars - iare now located at the Roy Call 40SSINING, N. Y.. Jan. 13. lff")IAnto Co. Garage at 727 Com- Autopsles on the bodies 01 1 mercial street, near Bixtn siruei, Riith Snyder and Henry Judd Gray, disclosed that the brains of' both were normal, prison offi cial announced today. (The autopsies were performed by Dr. James Kerney, assistant prison surgeon, and were .wit nessed by four vlsjtlng physicians. FarmUghtinr j Problem Solved Professor Finds New Oil Light That Excels F.leotric . Klamath Falls, Oregon. THIS IS THE ORIGINAL HOME OF GOOD USED CARS. We have a dandy selection of late model, popular makes for you to pick from. COME DOWN LOOK THE OVER TRY THEM OUT. The following is a partial list of what we have to offer you. j These cars are reconditioned and re iu .1110 wuuiuuu. tPortlnd-r-An eminent profes sor in a leading scientific Insti tute has completed a very Inter esting test on a most remarkable new white light for home nse. The test shows that this wonder ful light Is superior to electric, is, cheaper than common oil light and Is the closest to sunlight of any artificial light. A leading eye specialist says this light is a boon to country people where poor lights are caus ing much damage to eyesight. The fuel used Is common kero sene and the lamp Is so simple and safe that a child can light it. It, burns without odor ar noise, no pumping up. . (The U. 8. Government and 33 Universities have also tested this remarkable light, and hare data aa ta lis wonderful quality, ef ficiency and economy. (Readers sending their name sad address on a pnt card to V, M. Johnson, 161 North Union Aire., Portland, Ore., will learn full particulars as to wholesale prices and bow to get dne tree by showing It to friends and I neighbors. Mr. Johnson also wants men and women to act as distributors. Exclusive territory gjveh. adv.v .The man entered the store and locked around. 'Ib there anything you wish," a clerk asked. ("Woll-ar-yea, 1-njn-that-ls, I wpuld Ilka to get a book suitable fnV a man-er-about to get mar rld." '"Yes, sir,' 'answered the clerk. "Show this gentleman some of odr Inrge slit pockotbooks." 1 1927 Chrysler Roadster, bumpers, spare tire, rumble seat, new Stromberg carbure tor, almoflt new tires, sure a dandy buy , f.103.00 1 1927 Whippet roadster, rum ble seat, bumpers, spare tire, all in fine condition $-463.00 1 1924 Ford touring, new side curtains, paint and good tires for ytoo.no 1 1927 Essex Super Six Coupe. This Is a buy aWHUH) 11927 Ford Tudor Sedan. This car is just like new... a.37."S.OO 1 1927 Nash 2-door Sedan, run 2200 miles ... tTM.(H I 1 1927 Ford Coupe. This car was sold In the fall of 1926. and has run very little 8-50.00 1 1927 Ford roadster, has bumpers, spare tire and red wire wheels, car runs fine 9:100.03 1 1928 Pontine Coupe, Just like new 8024.00 The following cars are sold AS IS not reronditloned: 1 19 26 Star Coupsler... Sin.1.00 1 1925 Overland Standard Sedan $105.00 1 1926 Ford 2-door Sedan for $143.00 These cars are priced to sell. Liberal Terms ItOY CALL AUTO CO. See WALT ABBEY 727 Commercial street, near Sixth tit. Phont 135. THE MOST UNUSUAL USED CAR SALE EVER STAGED IN KLAMATH FALLS 't READ THIS AD IT MEANS MONEY TO YOU. TEN CARS WILL WILL BE SOLD AT THE HOURS SET BELOW 1:00 p. m. 1924 ford touring $4.99 Cash 1 :30 p. m. 1924 DURANT ROADSTER' $l'29.00 $52.00 down 2:00 p. m. 1920 oldsmobile touring $19.99 Cash 2:30 p. m. 1924 NASH SEDAN $399.00 $160.00 down 3:00 p. m. 1924 ford touring $29.99 Cash 2:30 p. m. 1922 STUDEBAKER TOUR . .$99.00 $40.00 down' 4:00 p. m. 1921 Oakland touring $3(M)9 Cash 4:30 p. m. OLDSMOBILE TOUR :;, $99.0tf $40.00 down 5:00 p. m. 1924 ford touring . 4. 1. $59.99 Cash 5:30 p. m. 1922 ESSEX TOURING $149.00 $80.00 down ... - ., - i. BRING YOUR CASH THE FIRST PERSON TO PRESENT THE MONEY WILL BE GIVEN THE CAR . ' 8:00 p. m. 1920 Dodge Touring Will Be Given Away! THIS CAR MAY BE TURNED IN FOR $100.00 CREDIT ON ANY NEW OAKLAND OR PONTIAC PURCHASED BEFORE THE END C ' ! OF THE MONTH Every Used Car In Stock Reduced In Price. SATURDAY, JANUARY 14 . LaPrarie Bros. & Anderson FORMERLY R. R. R. GARAGE 4 'S20 KLAMATH AVENUE 3 3 beauty Tilt" world it full of wo men who are beginning to lose the fresh bloom of health. Eagerly, hopefully, they haunt the beauty shops. Trying this. Try ing that. Buying benuty by the hour. , , . At best whnt on empty achieve ment they attaint Second hand beauty. . Life could tell differ ent story if more women knew the part constipation plays in wrecking youth and benuty. If more men but realized how this terrible scourge . undermines strength and health. Constipa tion is nt the bottom of many a trouble. The cause of literally dozens of diseases. And more's the shame when it can be so easily and quickly relieved. Kellogg'a ALL-BRAN is guaranteed to bring prompt -relief lasting, safe prevention. Why "all-bran" is so eff edict It is "bulk" that combats constipation. Kclloiig'a ALL-BRAN is rich in bulk because it is 1 00 bran. It distributes moisture through out the intestines gently exercising them. . ALL-BRAN Sweeping out poisonous WMtes. f'art-irnn product seldom con tain sufficient bulk to do this effectively. Thai ii why doctors recommend Kellogg'a ALL-BRAN. Because it is 1 00 bran. Belter than drugs Unlike habit-forming pills and laxative the quantity of ALL-BRAN you require need never vary. fCellogg't ALL-BRAN wotka a nature work naturally. A Clcasant, healthful cereal. Isn't that much etter than pill or drugs?, Eat with milk or cream or with fruits or honey added. Use it in cooking too. Sprinkle it into soup. Mix it with other cereal. Just eat two tablespoonful daily chronic cases, with every meal.- Be sure, though, you get genuine Kellogg' ALL-BRAN. Don't risk part-bran substi tutes. ALL-BRANiasoldbygrooereverywhere. Served at hotel and restaurants. On dining car. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. All BRAN "SVJOIM i KttUit'i A1.L..BRAN it aU mith Ihi dmUnUm umimmli atatf 4t frtW Ml tm 4lr99l Umm. It I d mm rW ! -' it aWaWy. m wtU r4mt4 A pfjrtMM i : v kinds ; r procecuon in o a single A single policy yes but in reality four in one, giving you complete protection. I A 4-square policy pav Vu $10,000 cash at the age of 60, 65 or 70. It 'pays V" $100 a month ilttring purmn Jm nent disabilitv until maturity, then $10,000 in cash to you. 3 It pay your dependents or your estate $10,000 at your death. 4 It pays your dependent or your estate $20,000 double its faco value In case of accidental death. Fill out this coupon sn.l send It O ua for full Infurmstlon. We are glud to .how you how reutonahly you cun own ItU. compli-lc protection. "Woo Oregon Asqtmrepolig) T. E. SCHUPPEL, District Manager. 103 White Pine Apt., Klamath Fulls Ort-ftn I Ife Iniurani C. 41 AUItrr Sum I'urtUnii, Urin (ltntUmctii IM mad nt. without nMiiaHrn. huttkld "J tlvint pariiiuUra of your l'tiurSqura I'olity Kama , Am ....