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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH 'FALLS, OREC.rtN
Wodnf sday, January 1 LM
jj
r n Mil 4Rket
r. B ENULI8H JL.ZL.!uudneMiuaiir K0W Por,;- OlSni -
i . i . :10 p. m dinner mtulc; :J0-7,
Published .every afternoon escept Sunday by The Herald Publish, j California Fruit Grower Ex
rg Company at I01-1H South Fifth etrcet, Klamath Kails. Oregon. chanlt program; 7-7:J. popular
k.aierd aa second claia matter at the postofflce at Klamath Falls, vocal and piuuo melodies; 7:30
Oregon, on August 10, ISM. under act of. Congress, March J, 17. 7:45, Albert Dro.' poultry lec
" One Year 15.00
' Six Months J.7
" Three Month 1.75
' One Month .15
A8SOCIATM) PRKNH LEAKED W1RR
MEMBKK OF AUDIT HI RKAU OF IIKITLAHON
Member mt the
' aaoclat Prfi.a ! zclualvalv
jf all sews dispatches credited to
saper, sand alio th. local news published therein. All rig hi of rpubl-
Mvllea of spsctat dispatches bsrata
Wednesday, January 18192&"
La Grande, Baker
and Pendleton !
As talk of the Cr&ne-Odell cross state railr.oad '
has been revived to a point where the Interstate:
Commerce Commission has decided to hold another i
hearing on its merits, it is well to consider a few ,
things of extreme importance.
' In the northern part of the state is a finely devel-,
oped section of country. - Its cities are La Grande,
.' Baker and Pendleton. ; That section is served by the ;
main line of the Union Pacific railroad which is ;
, forced to traverse two mountain ranges. .- The main :
" line of that railroad is a wonderful road.-' It is de
veloped and . the country it penetrates is highly :
r developed.
v . If the proposed cross-state railroad fr;ra Odell
1 to Crane would cause the Union Pacific to shoot its
' freight and heavy passenger trains across the cen
tral Oregon route there would be nothing gained by
the new railroad unless it would be a slight saving '
i in operation, for the damage that would be done to -i
La Grande, Baker and Pendleton would be heavy. - '
;" , It is folly to force the imagination into unnatural '
1 realms Just' to see railroads built Unless there is a
' paying country to develop, it is impossible to build '
.!ilroada before their proper time, and the business ,
? interests '-pf the three cities. mentioned can well
i analyze the proposed railroad 'carefully. ' '
ililiiiU
OIESTUESQAY.
vj I u-1 1 m e Kesiaent or .
CUmnl-h Falla' Called
by Death
-I Hiram Rills Wlnnard. old-time
Mwlrlent of Klamath, named awavl5 tables in play.
at. the family home on Ninth
stteet late Tuesday, afternoon, me aiiair wotcn promises to oe
following an Illness of more than one of the outstanding of the
year. , I season. Mesdames B. L. Har-
The greater part of his life jdenbrook, R. E. Deweese. Byron
M. Wlnuard spent In Klamaxh. Noud and Leon Crawford will
ounty where he leaves Aide , preside as hostesses for the af
circle of friends. He was known 1 ternoon. Mrs. Joseph Shirk Is
to everyone as a man of splendid '. chairman of the committee in
character. For many years he charge of refreshment. Reser--wae
engaged In the livestock vat ions can be made through
business In the Upper. Langell calUng Mrs. H. A. Runde of 532
Valley country. . ' ; North Second at phone 1262.
: 'At the age of 45 years the de- The ladies will place the pro
ceased ' moved west . to Oregon : ceeds of the bridge ia the bnild
f root ; Iowa and sfuce ': '.that time i Ing fund ior the new church
HI ou oeen actively engaged JJi,
business and civil enterprises of
the localities where he had re
sided. He was born In Coldwater,
Michigan, In September, 1861.
At the are of 12 he moved with
his fsmllv to Iowa where he.
spent his youth and early man-1
hood in Delaware county. in ;
1385 he was married to Netta
J. McKean.
- He Is survived by his wife,
.two daughters. Winifred M. Win
' nard of Portland, Mrs. Fred E.
Fleet of Klamath Falls; one son.
Howard E. wlnnard of . this city;
two brothers. Dr. N. E. Wlnnard ago from Europe, will speik be
of 'Eugene and Frank W.Win-1 fore the Woman's Auxiliary of
rtara 01 Portland, end one sister,
Mrsi Rnode A. Leach of Eugene.
The remains' are at the Earl
Whltlock Funeral
Home, Pine
Avenue at Sixth.
GUERILLAS ARE
SEEKING COVER
' (Continued from page One)
tnd that his arrival wou'l he
announced by explosion of two
bombs. The explosion took place
as forecast. When Sand inn did
not appear It was believed that
this was a warning to his co
horts. -
Failure - to quell Sandlno,
whose strength Is unknown, has
caused general uneasiness over
the' country. Small groups of :
outlaws roam In certain district ;
t will, committing depredations
of all kinds. Crimes have In
creased. Parties n papers are
blaming the other side for pres
ent conditions. The conserva
tive asaerti that Sandlno ;s u
llHeral carrying on liberal poli
cies; (he liberals assert that San
dlno Is not recognised by the
liberal party since bis failure to
lay down arms. In accordance
with Stlmson pact
nd that he
has received aid from the con
servatives in order to keep the,
country In state of turc.oll In
Ihe hope of being elected In
imi..,.
Delivered cy Carrier
One Year tl.EO
Blx Months 1.50
Three Month ,
One Month . .(5
HJxlntr4 ril
entltl.d I lh' ua. m a.nuAUa.tlf I
11 or not otherwise cr4Jt0 la this
art also reaarvs.
BRIEF NEWS
, OF
KLAMATH
I
of
i .. a ,
St.- Mary's Aitar Society
Sacred Heart church will
pre-;
side over a bridge afternoon on malic pains, I now sleep in corn
Tuesday afternoon, February 7, fort, and enjoy good night's
at the library. It is planned by. 'est." No one should suffer
tne ladies to have not less than
Mrs. H. A. ;
Runde is general chairman of
wnica tuey are planning ior.
Annual Parents Night
Members of the Order of De
Molay of this city will observe
annual parents night on Tburs-
day, January 26. At this time
all members of the order are !
asaeo 10 ne present wjtn ineir
parents. This Is one of the five
obligatory days observed by the
Order of De Molay.
Mrs. Abbott to Talk
Mrs. T. S. Abbott of Moe's
Btore, who returned some time
the American Legion tonight on
some of her experiences. Mem
bers of the auxiliary are urged
to be present.
Mrs. Haunon Returned
' Mrs. Frances Hannon and son
John Patrick has returned to
n ; --. :
weeks at the home of Mr.' and
Mrs. P. E. Hannon. ' Mr. Han
non who spent the holidays here
returned after Christmas to re
sume bis business duties.
Holison's Arrived Today
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hobson
of San Francisco arrived In the
city this morning from the south,
called here by the death of their
son, Richard Charles Hobson. Mr.
and Mrs. Hobson -will accomnsnv
the remsln to Astoria where fu-
neral services will be 'held and
Interment made.
Music Teachers lleetlng
Members of the Klamath Coun
ty Music Teachers association are
to meet Thursday evening at the
nturilo of Mrs. Wlllard Johnson
on Fourth and Main. Several In
teresting papers will be given at
this time by the various mem-
ber of the, association.
From Medford
Robert Royle, business man of
Med ford visited In Klamath Falls
yesterday . for . several . hours,- ;
Radio Program
ture from KKOA
7:4641, 4ec-
jture; g-9. White King orchestra;
. Longinea time stgnsls; -l(t,
j'The Vairabonila:" lu-ll, vocal
.and Instrumental music by KtlW
, .staff artists: 11-12, dance music.
I KOl.N'. Portland. lm -7 p.
, m.. dinner concert;' "-7: IS.
: amusement guide: 7:15-8. or
'rhestr ioncert; g-10. studio ar
tiste' program; 10.11:30, dance
i muic.
KEX. Portland. S.Um -6:30
ru.. niillty; :30-7. children's
1 P'
t pro era 01
8, dance music; 8-0.
.studio (nature: (-10, recital: lo
ll 2. dance music.
"j KKOA. Seattle. 447.5m 5- p.
m. children's program; 6-6:30.
specl!' entertainment: 8:30-7.
'network concert: 7-7:30, studio
music: 7:10-7:45, poultry talk
'7:46-8. book chat; 8-S. studio
concert fro mKOW; 9:30-10. Pa
cific coast network program.
KOMO. Seatt. 305.9m C p.
IB., concert orchestra: :30-7.
network concert: 7-7:30. studio
o-.uslc: concert orchestra:
concert from KGW; 9:30-10. 1'a
cific coast network program; 10
1S:S. orchestra.
' KQO. Oakland. 381. 4m -:S0
p. m., Bern's littlo symphony or
cho&tra; (:30-7. network con
cert; 7-7: SO, farm program; 8-9.
vaudeville; 9-10, Pacific coast
network program; 10-11, Hotel
St. Francis dance orchestra.
' KJR. Seattle. 343.6m 6:30 p
m.. time signals and utility:
,.6:30-7:30, dance program: 7:30
8:30. orchestra program: 8:30-9.
quartet; 9-10. concert orchestra:
10. time signals; 10-12, dance
orchestra. '
KFI, Los Angeles, 468.5m
6:15 p. m.. Dr. H. K. Myers;
6:20-7:30, orchestra; 7:30, de
tective stories; 7:45, Scotch en
teitainer: 8-9, song recital; 9-10,
Pacific coast network program;
10. studio concert.
KFON, Long Beach. 241.8m
6-6:15 p. m., Doris and Clarence:
6:15-7. concert orchestra; 7-8.
noyelty program: 8-9. vand con
cert: 9-10. Bible Institute pro
gram: 10-12, dance frolic.
KPO. San Francisco. 22.3tn--6-6:30
p. m.. town crier; 6:30-7.
network 'conceit: 7-7:30, Gypsy
music: 8-9, Atwater Kent hour;
9-10, string quartet: 10-11, State
Restaurant orchestra.
KYA. San Francisco. 309.1m
6:30-7:30 p. m.. Golden Gate
erler; 7:30-8. Women's club pro-
gram: 8-9. diversified studio pro
gram; 9-10, popular musical pro
gram. KFRC, San Francisco, 454. 3m
6:30-7:30 p.
instrumental
music, by the Cece'.ians; 8-9
courtesy concert; 9-10. '. sliidlo
music; 9-10. concert orchestra;
10-12. dance orchestra.''
r KMQ. Tacoma. 254.1m 8-10
p. m., studio music. -
I A GOOD THING TO KNOW
! K KM KM BER IT
";Mrs. Mary B ., (name furnish
led) San Francisco. Calif., savs
that "Foley Pill diuretic very
quickly stopped a bad pain In
my back, and where I used to
lie awake at nieht with rheu-
backache, rheumatic pains, sleep
disturbing kidney and bladder
iailmenls. when Foley Pills diur-
etic may -be so easily had and
at so small a cost.
Judge LinJgey
"If you live fast, at twenty,
you'll ive alow at forty."
SUCCESS
The three 8's in Success stand
for Service, Sincerity and Self
respect. Ths Isn't a sermon,
but a selling talk. We aell
Auto Electrical Service smil
ingly, sincerely and self-
respectlngly.
What more do you-want?
W;P ;
JOHNSON'S
Auto & Electric,
Service
724 Klamath
Phone A4B
He'U Be Talked About
s-
Democ jaitc chieftains will hold their famed Jackson Day dinner at
Washington soon, snd tho gentlaiuan pictured here wUI be the.
principal topic of discussion. He is Al Smith," of course. The
splendid picture of htm was taken on his recent Sltb birthday.
Many Hazards
Eliminated by.
Federal Help
Since the launching of federal'.' FLINT. Mich., Jan. 18. Com?
aid work in 1916. nearly 1.800 nient from the National Automo
grade crossings have been elim- bile Show at New York, filtering
Jualed according to Information .'back to Flint, Indicates that
received at the Triple A booth 6riB'k' Rainbow Chassis ranked
.,n chamber of commerce from
tne uregon state .-notor associa- - teres U -
t'.on. This has been accomplish-1 The Rainbow Chassis, prepared
ed through two methods, by sep-' undrr ,ho siroerlslon of Kingston
...,in. ,h. ,i k ,h.n..4.'''fb' B"c stl engineer, rep.
u
ing tne nignway routes. , , l(Uaisu..p ,j regular 1928 Buick j
It Is understood Mhat nearly chassis, exterior parts of which'
two-thirds" of these . crossings. ." so cut away as to reveal
were avoided by rerouting .the'"",? n,ovl" " ' ac,ual
roads. Of the 414 crossings , xh. frame is finished In soft
eliminated during 1928 on fed- tan Ducol and the springs, radls-i
eral old projects. 202 of them
were by relocation of highways.
A number of states have taken nTioua lolon are conceaiei in.
steps to eliminate road crossings, side the crankcase, head, trans-
la making plan '.fof pavaicnt',;mlsslon -and rear axle housings.!
building taany communities are' and tor.ine tube, and between'
including funds for the construe- the cbannela of the frame, and
tio i of nnder passes and over these flash on and off and change j
passes. : hue as the chassis' flrivlug ap-l
There Ste 232,755 crossings paratus turns, flooding the whole!
used by motorists In the United display, wUh soft light of maay
Statea today. Of this number tints.
only 27.161 have protection in The chassis Is said to be the,
any form'. Hlgnway authorities im o s t 1 elaborate attempt even
point out that if the yearly ac- made to reveal the inner work-1
cident toll Is to be reduced still,
more attention must be paid to
grade crossing ellminalon. ' I
BuickBeauty -Buick
Luxuiy
Buick Performance
1
mom
You can buy a Buick closed car at prices as low
as 1195, f. 0. b. factory. You can buy it on
the liberal G. M. A. C. plan with it moderate
down-payment which may be taken care of by
your present par in trade. -4
These prices mean maximum value, and in Buick
you get real beauty real comfort real per
formance. You get the unrivaled value result'
ing from Buick's unrivaled production jn the
quality field. -J :;,.,'
. Come in see Buick compare it with other
cars of similar price then let the facts decide
you to buy Buick.
SEDANS $ 1 1 9 5 to $ 1 99 M .' COLiPES $ 11 9 5 to f 1 8 5 0
SPORTMODELS$l9i to$U25 -
All pren f. e. b. F'fnf. Mfch., aetrmmenl ( ( ? miJttA. '
' TfcsO. M. A.C.giwMcinsln,lnrmeiiiirbl,i mvaiiabU,
BUICK
BUICK
! -
X.
J
v w ,
Buick' Chassis
Attraction at
Big Auto Show
cxhMtt a locll, of publlc
resents months of work. It con
tor shell, and all other unlac-i
nered parts: including gears.
olftanilnff nlpbal Hmill tnmntt ,1 f
logs of a motor car. Not only
the operation of the pistons, but
'hat of valves, camshaft, push
4-
GARAGE
mm
s
At The Pine Tree f j
1 , i
. The 1938 season t vaudeville
has slsrlrd gusplclously at the
Pine Tree theatre and Ihe vari
ety unit that will avar for tho
last time luday Is well up to the
standard already set.
On Ilia acreon '-"(ha I'rluce of
lleadwallers" alarrlug Lewi
Stone. New -York and. the Kits)'
lttch 011 New Years Km. gaiety
glllter..gladuosw...gold diggers
and boy who fell hard for
them all You must see ill
SELL TICKETS
rn nio A MM i? icwru nere are loe consequeuces
fJK X)VJ VjAinC at an unsuccessful alli-mpl to still
. 1 1 . v 1 the voice of ihn press at Ua-rautoB,
In anilclpatwn of the capacliy dumago done by a dyne-
. . . uilte bonili dutonuted luMieath lha
crowd eipected to wltueea the 8l.r(,n,on H(1., ,,,, Tn. tafKt;
clash between the American Lt- anil-vice act! villus were beitoved
glon basketball learn aud His responsible (or Win attempt to d
University of Oregon FrosU quln-l'ry " '- - ,
tat on the Legion floor next Bat-1 '
urday night, tickets for the game FIND NO TRACE .
haVo beeu placed on sale at a , ' ,
number of busluesa houses. Qf YOUNG GIRL
About 800 spectators ran be
crowded Into the bleachers that 1 .
flank the playing court In the NORTHAMPTON, Mas.. Jan..
hall. Because the mine Is sched- 18. IAI' Acting ou orders of
uled to start promptly at eight Governor Fuller. llrlgartlur-U-n-o'clock.
It will be noevssury to ral Alfred A. Foote, Massachu-,
relieve the dour sale by previous sella commissioner of public saf
sales. Ticket may be bought at ely, was on hit way here today
the Mecca, the Blue Bird. Cham- to ink rhur.te of the .scattered
ber of Commerce and the Junior agencies prosecuting Ihe search
rlasa of the Klauiutb county for Miss Frances HI. John Huillh.
high school, which will also con-1 Hnilih coll. so (rvshnian, missing
du-t a concession during the
1
gam.
rods, crankcase aid all Ihe other
interrelated mechanism la plain-;
ly visible, so that Ihe function of
loach Individual part may ba
readily dltcerged. . ", t
AUTO LIMERICKS
3y CLARK EWTON
An Inventlv young chap known aa Keller
It u III a narrow garage In hi cellar
Hut, he made a false start ,' . .' '
And the house came apart
Which proves tut was not smart feller. , .
USED CARS
1926 Oakland 2-door Sedan $750.00
1925 Essex Coach .; ......$450.00
J924 Hupmobile Touririg $350.00 '
1922 Essex Four TouTinfr i...j..$17S,00
1923 Studebaker Roadster ...$250.00
1926 Chevrolet RoaduLer $395.00
LA PRARIE BROS. & ANDERSON
MOTORS
820 Klamath Aye '. , Phoni 219
' i t I ' : " I i I ,'.'- .V
THE ONLY CAR.OF
ITS KI N D I N THE WORLD
No matter how much money or bow little you r
plaonioa; to invest in a motor car--S THE NEW
VICTORY SIX FIRST? . :
fiowhero ia the world t ANY price is there
car like it. Greater expenditure will not duplicate
. it. It introduce more features that are new and
different end better than any other motor car ia
history. " 1 ; ; , ,
The Victory body and chassis, for example, are a
' single integral unit. Body sills are eliminated. The
wide, deep Victory chassis frame, flush with the ,
body lines, eliminates the customary overhang of a
wide body on narrow frame lowers the over-all
r height and th all-important cenur of grayjty.
Major body part are reduced to 8 a triumph in ,
" sirapli6cionI 175 pounds of superfluous weight
are cast off! f .
Double steel walls (battleship construction) are
' introduced, for th first time, In closed car design
another safety factor of th first order!
'The car's power, pick-up, absence of sidesway at . .
high speed, and incredible smoothness over rough
' ' road astound evcryon whQ take the wheel I
' And th Victory lines are superb! Low, mrt and
individual with appointments and color effect
that vie in smartness with the costliest.
1095
. 4-DOOt, SEDAN, t. O. B. DETROIT
. Tune Id for Podge nrnthers Rndio I'mKram every
Thurstlay nlglit, ) lo l::ll
O'uclflc Hlnndnnl Tlinc)-r-.MM' Keil Hwork.
OSTENDORF
515 Klamath
9fc
Vj
DODCE B (COTH.E H.S, INC.
THI SENIOR SIX ANP AMIMCAI
.
I .- T '"T
ry.t
since last Friday
L The governor directed that all
I lllii (icilltlea of the stale b put
to work to clear up the mystery
which has ouly bova deepened
by the multitude and diversity
of clews which have puurcd In on
Unmsllgaturs. r .
REAL VALUES
You ran prov your wisdom
by buying a cur of us. A
car Unit ha bevu pnu-ll
rally rebuilt by men who
know auto. Our I
safe puui you ran
, 1 be awuretl of
rval value.
MOTOR CO;
Phone 272
CTO KY S IX
f AIT1ST tOVl AlIU ON OUPUY
At The Liberty
A pli-tur of many angles u(
lulerest and appeal Is lh new
productlou "Tunguei of Hcaudal" "
which opuaUnl a two days' ou
gagvtuvnt ut tliu Liberty thsalrn
Mulardny. Aside fioiu pulguanu
ly dramatic slory that hi Ira the
eru n( Inns and a series of power
(ul stluatlous. It Is acted by one
of the nioat rnpable casts of the
svsson. Mao llusch flndt In the
rot of the (inveraor's wlf on
of th most pletureiu and ap
pealing part that eh ha had.
William Desmond Is well suited
to tit role of the Governor.
, IHH III.K HOW
Haftodil yellow e r I p niolr
fashlous a prlncnss Una frock -
thst lake for novelty, a hug
smashing bow with train on each
hip.
ANNOUNCEMENT
VY havn remodeled tho
lanco Hull at Kvno Into
i niouorn a
(1 Shop. We
i handle yo
f and guars:
modern (iarugo and Itepulr
We aro prepared to
our repair work
guarantee satisfaction.
Her vice anil Tow rar.
et-llour Hrrvlce .
Highway Garage
KK.NO, Ollji.
I'll. I7KU W. 4. DIXON
ATTENTION
; Builder' Exchapigt
MEMBERS .
BtprruU uircllug for rk-o
Uua of officers, January 10,
at The lllne Ur4, :50 p.m.
A.I uiriuber uigi- to attend.
SAN FRANCISCO
: Klamath-Lakeviev
Stage Line
Reduced Fares
, KlemnLb .'oils la Ijiksvlrw
OXM tno Way
IO.ko. Hound Trl(i
Sing leaving dally at . m.
from
Terminal Stage
. Depot
019 Hala St. rhone oog
Metropolitan Life
' Iniurance Co. .
, pi Kosr York
ca! RonresentaMves; J '. -
- f. n. nonixso.'?
,.' , f. 1 KICHPT
- Tel. BXt-W-l .
Red Ball Stage Line
NEW ltKIlCf:D ItATEH TO
LAKKVIKW
f 0.00 ... Oae Way !
' 11.00 Round Trip
Phone '77 or 600
HOWARD
Transportation Co.
.STAGES
Leaving Klamnlh Fall 7:00
A. My 10)00 A. l., 1 p. M
4i0rr. !., making onnaee.
tlon to Portland and way
point anmo day. Oonnoetlon
at Ashland with Pickwick
Wages for California points
:BU A. f. snd 1 .00 P. M.
Btaga's make, direct through
connections to Portland and
Seattle 10:0A A. M. and 4:40
P. M. Stage nnkn direct coa
noetlon to Ban Francisco an
Lo Angeles. .
1-ocal Offlro fllo Mnn Rt. ,
KliAMATH-WEKI HT.IOK
Weeil and InltTlili'illatn Points
l.v. K. I', TiBO; Ar. VVood 1U 1
Iv. Weed liOO; Ar.,K. F. OUH)
Stages Leaving
fltage Terminal Depot
010 Main St.
1 "" -
j f l.fl.tm.ly ' iijgs,
I hii.uuiur I; ImuhJK;
I hotel, bcslisnt 1'iilllHI ,,
I dining room, 'yij'' f";i
1 RATES M to l.MrZ2
f, MviTtu. fA'tvr'i 'r t! i
1 ,,.! Ift4,jfcfi'lsTiirS
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