The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, February 21, 1928, City Edition, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Texti Four I S.I -.Lit l! l T. ii. F. II. MALAltK'KV iMtl'IlaiK-d rvirv nftfrnoon frjtt Sunday ly Th Hmld iHthliBMni' Ctuntmny at ..I-i!. Houth Kifth mrl, Klamath KaU. Pi-okoh. huh mnur nt On Ynr Htx Month Thrwf klonth , Oha Month . . VKftnciATKit thknh in wrn WHIP. mi:miii:h k ai hit m kki op ihi I. tio " Th ASfwliilMl I'r1.. ip r',itK fty cnU:ltl to the u r rmihJU-n-of nl new lNnnirh. rvtilt-d to it or nrt othorwi-. i in dltH In IhlM itat'r. und alo tlio Innl rrun juUiWii t .mtvim. All richt ol r 1'lthll, atlon of fiM4'fhl dtnnMrht d her In r nlwo r mrv d. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1928 The Public From dawn to dark tomorrow, Klamath will ajrain oc cupy the public spotlight.- This time the light will be of 8 healthy hue, not the lurid, yellow beam of senaational iHm. -,;;;" . i For tomorrow, will be held the second annual Klamath county winter carnival, an event which in one year has 'ascended to the heights-of prominence in the sporting world as evinced by the request of the 'Associated Press for pictures and feature stories to be used throughout the United States and of metropolitan coast papers wiring for pictures and news coverage. "Newspaper reaction is ever a true barometer of public opinion. " With the Xtepiion of the telephone office, the news papers, the police -department -and other public neces sities!' every storej every liusiness house in Klamath' Falls should .close their dodrs and this 'city so far as its popu lation1 is 'fconcerned-r-should move' "eh masse" to Fort Klamath tomorrow. In the first prace the winter carnival will be a fun fest that one 'should not miss, and, 'in th'6 second',' it isa project whjch should win Klamath's ablest and most enthusiastic support. ; ; 'Something about a Crater of dash, romance and originality to the vent that would 'othetfrise be absent. Crater western Unitell States as" St, Europe. Hundreds of thousands' of. tourists have visited the ' jewel 'of the Cascades, have slipped, their-cars into secondhand climbed up the steep hill; which flank the lake, rim. ' - - ' '' ; ; - These thousands will pick up newsapers and read of the fort Clamath-Crater Cake deeding and interek will follow the progress of the race -ath. jthe Klamath basin,. Klamath Falls and Crater-Lake willbe indelibly stamped on their'collective brains. The winter sport carnival is an event which eventually will j attract athletic .talent from; the Atlantic seaboard and : middle-west and "which'; will be 'one of the" major - events of its kind in the nation. So hop in the .automobile and speed north tomorrow to join in the fun and excite ment and to help make. the second annual carnival the success it so richly 'deserves; " ' ; :r " .1 True Sportsmen : A. It-is an axiom of sane .an4 the Inception of important legislation must be within f.he,l iiiamica miiici man un me iiuir oi ine nouse or senate. In; other words, before any important change affecting the liiajor portion of population, canTje affected, the ma i jority of the public must be more or les convinced of the .- practicability of the move.-- ' . .,'.'. I Tus, the action of the Klamath Sportsmen's associa tion .last night in recommending a lage decrease in the limit on ducks and geese, is the forerunner of what will probably be legislation next winter which will .decrease the game limit by half at least, and; perhaps more. , Itjis a high tribute to Klamath sportsmen that they can. see the "hand writing on the wall." Many other. sections failed to see it. They shot out their game and hooked out .their fish. But Klamath 'nimrods and anglers, .still in the flush of plenty, are'looking toward the not dis tant; future when if the present rate of game and fish' slaughter continues the streams will be bereft of fish' and the 'marshes populated "only by mud hens, cranes, Grefct American Bittern and other marsh fowl.! . ; ' In, the name of good sportsmanship, of conservation, of unselfishness and -of humanity the Herald cpmmends the association for its action last night and, predicts favorable actijn by the state, legislature at its next session. ' ' ' Before the "council last night came one of those funda mental questions of government that try the souls of every man in public office. Residents along a certain section of Oregon avenue wanted two strips of pavement, eachj 20 feet wide, father than one broad street 40 feet wide. City Engineer Kelley protested. "Two strips will be j'sad mistake", he said. "I am looking to the present traffic conditions and future congestion." Property hold . era still insisted. What could the council do; follow their engineer's advice or the wishes of people who were pay ing for the street? They did what you probably would have done. 'They followed the wishes of the people from whoie pockets the cash for the pavement must come. " : . , .-- Public commendation is due the Kiwanis club for its constructive vocational-guidance' work in the Klamath County high fichool. Throughout the year the civic club fiends representatives of various walks of business and proCessional life to the school lo give an intimate talk on that particular business. By so dointr the student is iriven 1 1 Aiiniiii. iii.u .i.i.u j . li ji ii. c 1 1 will jiii.c id. wheh he closes his school books for the last time, and hentje, will the sooner "find himself." " . What has become of the fight game in Klamath? In Chilbquin, a little town of hai'dly one thousand souls, they "pack 'em in" at every fight curd.' , Why can't the boxing commission of Klamath Falls do likewise' with a popu lating twelve times that of the reservation emUirH.n.i j ,. KUimr Klamtuh Fall. lrlivrri fc "n Ymr SU Months ThPf Months , .... tin Month ... Currlrr . f so S.&tf - - 1 M Spotlight Like ski race lends an air Lake is as well known in MoritiTand Biarritz are in:!omo'Tow- T" 5lr- oobennaa Ski race. A 'spark, of ur.r be struck. Vhey'wil? avidly and, as a result Fort Klam. practical lawmakers that THE KVKN1NG BAUM TO HEAD KLAMATH BASIN u.d,.. William Haura tni nip lit elected president of Klam ath Sportsmen's association, fol-, lowlng nominations immediately preceding the election, and last night took over the' rein of ml-., ministration of the game body for the ensuing year. All officer . were ' nominated , elected aud installed Inst night. Gibers to take office wore J. A. ' Law ton, vUe-president, J. P. nuke, treasurer. ud Nate Otter-, ehin. secrelnry. Otterlwln sue- cecils himself In the office. lUreetore f.vr tht. aasoclathm t were elected -a -follr-ws: O. I), ' Matthews. Dr. W.- It. Itoyd and Vance Hutchens. . v. . i . , ' TWFNTY-TI-IIRli ' !n,A Vr. J. wtT i YEAR OF CLUB 7f r MA J?JfFn , Members of the Klamath Falls Rotary - club wlll observe ,tho t wenty-t bird ana ivefsnry of the fnntiitinr nt l,A-.ini , 1 liM refftl I... l,..,V.. V.l.l.w ' . ' C. K. Clement, oue of t ho old est employes in the postal ervlcs of Iho CniteJ Stnte.1, will be the Speaker of toe- day. . "How little Is. Known of the Well Known Posi office" will be tbo sulijei't of Mr. Clement'. address. . . ; Other special feataree are bring arranged far the program whUh will be announced inler.i-, ; . .. AIMEE'S AIDE -TO PREACH IN THISCITY 'math Temple tomorrow at .t.:45. oeiock.- th$f nr. To deliver, au. atlilUis jiL the night John t....ven assistant pas or 01 geJus Temp.e and principal aid 0f M rs. Aimee Sempl McPher - . - son will arrive la Klamath Falh l ueen m ouu. DrRni,.iiK r aauare i.ospei nu. . , . 1 FORT HOST AT jZJf AOIVtXAt "ron';'. publisher of tho Pbrt Biy y land Telegram, made short talks. ( Continued from page 11 ZTm Kiam'ath Motel, if m uoubt ask lor airec lions. ,.'.'..-'., ' (3) Ski and toboggan slides. have been made at' Anna f. 'reek and Tisitors are urcwl to bring ineir bhs. .mow p.ons nave widened the road in the vicinity of thi3 Anna Creek Lumber com panr j allowing -amfd roonv -o park. The face eourse- passes--by the toboggan jumps and winter (.sport -emltuaiasu can ski-up the coarse jt little way -just so Jong as they keep a close lookout-for contestants cither ijiilni or com- inK..j-. ,j . . of the Mississippi river. lb.-t state tij Keetaurant and the ho- being Ca Worn la with i member - tela have provided enough .food ship cf 200.000." The article was to supply seven thousand people, written on the Increase of mere, - Ijtst year's lack of food will uotjbership in the Oregon State Mo - be repeated. .-'- , : , -. tor association for the past four ; Sixteen stalwart athletc-v moat years, which revealed an Increase of whom bear name reminiscent of 1000 "per cent.- , I - - . Our Grjeat Outdoor Zoo ; iW4rSi': tiW 'I . ''J&"-'-Z ' ''.' - liJjEriGTH AO INCHES. ..rv.-v". :-' 'iJi'.:-- : r light 'GRaw: AoTaEO wtm brown. JZfitUVy ME TRAILS AVAN,T,OOGH AW'l V CcRiOSiTV. B'JT OOES K'f.T TIPS OF 6AP3. WHITE. UNDER. -iJ'P'hr o -ATU? orJi-BSS coana&f PARTS, TAIL TIPPED IN BLACK. ! : . . LON3 PACE -RUFF, i -r- Ml ajSf HE UVN TRAVtl-3 (JOiSELESSLV AND CAM GET WITrllM pouncing Distance RABBITS'. '-TKTV f;IO CHANCC TO pVi- LV cape from his e.ivi PAW,"WnrH ITS b'HAPP, aJartriayna HERALD. KLAMATH of the smiw-cl.id inouutntya northorti .Kttroii. Imv the race. Tliey ar n Miuifred Jneobson. MoClotid. Cnll forulu. winner' of last year's bkt, race; W Nordqulst, Klamath . I mil. iirti.fu wwhu it.;,. 1 Ole llauireti. Portland, noted Mt. Hood sailer; Otto Haiten,- Swim. Ore.. ' winner of sererul major rkl races In the Mt. Hood dl - ....... ...J.. - - (rill .Itlujr vi run ix.w.ii- ath. alKanilc Nnrweglau ski Jump-! vr and racer; Nets dkjersaa. Ho ml, took. third place- In last year's rare; llalvar. Huekley. Bend, husky Norwegian who resumed as a stronn contestnm: Ad Opiiejtard. Bend. Norwegian;) Nick Tolvone. Seattl business man. who Is one of- the "dark j horses;" Lester llollen. Soaftl. "another dark horsa:"' Hurray j Soergelburg, - who - la noted for I his power and endurance; ilarry - Francl. vorit--ot Kramath Agency: Ktulf ,Krden4 ' llend. who made crAlltamn !owlg In -vv kl and.yeruon. Oliver and KreivK J acketv.Klam- ath FaHs. -., . .' r. . . ; ., v a 'paid uy tne poauii oepurtiuent F.raboale preparation, haft. J aheuon . of .this been tnkeji . by the enthuslastio 1h, Jf, . ...,.,,... -llttlo Fort Klamath community.... . ,'..',', ,,.1. .... ,0 provide entertainment. Every door of Wood ttlver valley will no open to guests) ever resident of the "garden'sppl of Klamhth" will ,be readyv and wintmc ip act as escorts or to. kHe'ttny -assistance possible. - ; v.. . Programs were being .distrib uted Jn Klauiath Falls today in order hajl esidents- my know where to go to keep abreast of each event as If take place. In another column tif this news'ilic meeting' af the LoVella club p.iper the- complete program Is printed., AUTO CARAVANS - IN CALIFORNIA MEUFORI). Ore.. Feb. 21. (fl -The governor of 'Oregon good- , .u,,h- r.. rri.( ,., ... j. t'allforni... utter .'Dendln tne nlKht , ,hu cfty .,, Alih. Ian(l. The p3rty Trp "entertaln- -A retentions in bblli cities. Mayor Geo. Governor Patter.ion. 1.. tlaker of Portland and C. 11. ; Tne caravan was greeted- at the state line, Just buyond the a"? summit of the Sltkiyrfm by !late e n Jjf Yrska, . California, and otflclnty wlcom tjeikto California.'- . , i - .,' i- ..... . 3- .. . , m ,.rrv-iifiii in ..uniocne Throueh.a tp,.ph.v,d error m The Hvenlnr Herald of Moo day night,,' rheHiherxhlp of ,thevePect'I to trtontl. A. A. "A. ot C'nhforula was given as ;iO.OM. This figure' have read 200.000. The ing . paragraph Is Co "Through this great Increase, association has been ante; to del - Im . ....lu a I.. Mnrnk... .. t . . Ivor a service to its memberi only exceeded by cne other statu wes:ia A' I ' ' j'i J : 1 A, IS DitTH KnAlcHA&LS I .' VPROA WE v,1!.rj CAT OA EA.V U-.f'.Y CCVtf'ASJIMO TI lTi:T-.Ta . .' m6 cat1 ' n. t FALLS. OREGON v.. ifrd.iwOunty Asked tin follows: j To Watch for Mail Robbers , ' Thronith ' the . office iif lwi. : master John A. Mi't'alt, wrtid of ! 4.ti jl. . iim iii.iii ..i. i.n .iiiidmii.-. uiliilt'7 crder form, eerlul ntimliern 39S01 1 , to 40uouil IiicIiihIvo.' from tlin. j Enl I'olnt,, Uie,. .tost office i ; on . the nlitht of February ' l. 19IS. js tstven out this luorn-, iok. ..;- i "Thin stolen money, order j form will likely be forged and: attempts to cash them at storea. lru stores, meat tmirk.its. piol t halls, garages, filling .stations, !. hotels and banks,"?-I'ostmaster : .M'all stateif: (j The police are r notified so that vreieettotk. nilgai. ; Im.ioade HKainal ' wrrmg payment. I If auy are preaontvd, for .payment Immediate steps should ha taken j 10 rrosl " Piiwns-ouring A suitable eoward ;Wlll be t by rnstmuster .Mctrau tins morn- lug from (.'.' Jliddlford.' postal In spector of Spokaim Wash. DISTURBER OF PEACE SENT TO" KLAMATH JAIL c day O. Miller, arrested Satur nlght for disturbing pub house" pleaded guilty . to ., thU rharge in the-Justice court Monl day afternoon and wna sentented to day. in the conn.y it.lt. !; . . A aecrtud charge was placed I lagalnst Miller nUcglng unlawful poasosston of lluuor. OfOeera al- Rg Miller has been disturbing 1 the peace. In tV Ibiiumr and I lrell:ai.-tc vior, romenme. , especially at' daaeeii.-' Alibn'Jrtf"''7lOwsi ' ! paid- to I Judge W .11. Barnes ..yesterday .j,., dinner concert: 7:15-87 or-Iu'n, of harmony and comt-dy the afternoon by Jumce Reddy who . ri,etri music; -8: 1 5. studio pro 1 Eclipse Trio prove' worthy t-n-was arresttd Saturday nlgbrmear Ktam; 8:16-K:JO, talk: S.-3CJ-' tertalners. Malln with five plants of mooo- :4t), ulk: M0-9JO. Halowat tlplou aV Terrellin song, dance shine in his possession. Laueation hour; : 10-S: So. vniide- and Imitations are a versatile duo HIGH SCHOOLS rn nm.n hance All Iho lligli schools of Klam nth cortnty will participate in a dance- which will he treld In the community httll of Merrill this evening, and M'gli 'nchool students ffrotn alt parts of the. county are ! tulk in behalf of his school. Ilav- ' r. . V, n Mliht, I1I0K a.luuil nannn . Ing the county high school danco a' feature of the school -year i was started last 'Veat and Is to 1 lie on annual event. .. I , : Mrs. Kelley Improving- ' 1' Steady Improvement Is noted, f In the .pondltion .of Mrs. .C.. ('. ' Kelley who la a patient at (he I Klamath '.eneral hospital. I . 4 . No. 10 rm Rie retr - f l'. srrvicc. i.r. eNow-3HOr.s . j YTb receiving lino nt the "door -. . , . ' Br..hestrB MG-7 ' Many people suffur titlarks by ' shnuhr wUl bti composed of ttMderit body',.' 7.g 0d-tlme music- ,nl rrlH"iid. commonly ""' folio' W.sl.reil.s from' tl- V3rfbus ' ffiri.i. 11 T .LV "V"'? Jit rrectHuhools. and during. Mie 'evening ",.,: V,. .. i.iY, V.cit.e 7"?" 'L" V.' the lech president wilt make n short ! "I", "X ,.,:., ,,7,1, ! ., v.7 .n.i Plane Succors A 1 1 '..""'' -j.. V 1. Held fast by a field of shltllng li it. the car ferry Mall lend !-received I food trum a national guard alrplime (ioiu wblslt tills pi.-ium -win 1 tnkeu.. The big ship was held fnl In l.uke Krle K'V two diiIm north-j oust -of Ashtabula. O., while tuga tried to lituak. sih (tuitu the biir-' bor. - - t t .. ' . ' . 1 I Radio Program '-. I I ' v '" ' ' ; ' I,8r" - m ? ':3'V vmnt ' ana-- iiiairuipi-aiai raipii i 1 ' "" r,m'-. -."..,." ercmly'' hour, . Silil-s, auction bridge: 9-10. Manwell House cof-i f(li). rni.r ,. , ,0.M , .inn,,, pro. , , ;ari away from tho ordinary, KOIN. Portland. 31m 6-7 p.; wl,h tt u,urle finish a roil- Tvlllo entertalnmenl. : ' KEX. Portland. J39.am 8:30 p. m.. children' program; T-K. -i dancn music: t-10, atudiu feu- turn; 10-12, datire lunsic. .. . KMO. Tacoma, 3S.lm 8-9 p. m., Courtney concert? S-l 1. studio concert; 11-11:30, courtesy pro-1 grnm;- 11:30-11:30. -theatrical frolic. . , I 370, Davenport hotel daure orchestra. - . . - . KFOA. Seattlo. s7.6m s:oo- 6:30 p. ra., alghtseerVig program; ' I -n ... .AA.l -. , - I 0:30-7. studio program; 7-8. old- (or srlutlca. rheumullsni or ueu-j time .music; '8-8:30. Kveready ralgla. which troubles often do hftiip.:s.i(i.ii .nf.(inn i,ri.tj.. a. end li, neuritis. 1 10. dramatic program through' Pacific coast network. K0.M0, Seattle. 306m 6:00 7:30 p. rn., Totem concert I or chestra and male quartette; 7:30 8, concert orchestra and Instru mental and vocal solosf 8-8:30, Evernady hour; 8:30-9, auction bridge; 9-10, dramatic, program through tho Pacific coast not work; 10-11, male quartet; i 1 12:30, Herb Wledooft'a dance or chestra. -." r' -. - e- KGO, Oakland. 0SI:sm 6-:30 p. m news, weather, focks'and market report; (,:30-7:10, din ner "Concert; J-8: 30, Evercady hour; 8: 30-9,. auction bridge; li it program through the Pacific coast network., ". : Tv'Wfl,'Xo' Angeles. 47m -7 p'.rm.; dlnrfef concert;' 7 detective- ; etorleni . ' 7:30-8, popular songs'; 8,'Evnroatly hour; 8:30-9. auction bridge; . 9-10, program, through tho Pacific coast not work; 10, Molropolltan dance or chestra. -.'- : KPO, Sun Francisco, 422.3m 6-0:3(p. m., town crier service; 8:30-7:30, brcbestra concert; 8- 30, Evernady hour; - 8:30-9, auction bridge; 9-10, program featuring the Neapolitan quartet; 1012, dance program. . . - : KSX, Hollywood. 337m 6 p.. m.. Hotel Illltmoro orchestra; 1:30; courtesy concert; 7, studio music; 7:30, feu turn program; 8, fwutiire program; 9, Coconnut f!roeTlnlico oVchestra: 11-12, BIKtnorp hotel orchestra. "kFOKillonV lleaeh, 211. 8m S-6:1B p. m., Iiurmnny act; 6:IB, Concert orchestra; 7-8, Jnsz or cheslra; 8, hnnd concert; .9, old familiar songs; Ifi, organ recital; 11-12, Majestic ballroom dance orchestra, - - - ' . eeeeee. . . .... . .. f rrf f JJJt SEATTLE ' . "l . IIOTHLM . t , Proltct Your Saving Account bu Po(ronsMf Thtu flrtproof HottU S1.00 TO $2.50 WALDORF 1 y , . TU AT CI KB -t,ir- . i New Itichmond JJAtvAnsj'i; , oppomitm I PHUSI UVH Ice - Locked Ship .tetHtta t At The Pine Tree .A unliiun and tinsuul feature ill haadlilin the flv-'-s.-t variety presentation at. tho riuo Tree .Ihen - lro today and Wednesday, i.nnr . ie..u., unei (m.ij.-. n Art" llvina models In white .. . . ,. Homoaeneoua ( haua" f..r.arrv nn.l Hall ar.i two ac- compllshed and clever dancers r-D,.r,r(, f mcom that I with Zola Terrell doing Mexican creole.. and Hula number, while her partner Imitate' fi-llo saxo- phoue.. . With song and story and a J personality that, plonu-s tiletin STABBED BY NEURITIS! f.vl It In the ahoulder. - neck. forearm, small- ot the back,.. or OWI1 ,,, tmh ,,, , ,Ur hm,. h u sometimes mistaken! m a i ie r w, en, , vi can get quick relief without using narcotics or poisons. Apply Tysmol over the part that hurts I ruid the pain will soon be gone. I Tysmol la absorbed through the pores of tho skin. It has a sooth ing, healing effect tipon tho dis eased nerves, gradunlly- helping to restore them to healthy con dition. - 1 Don't suffer any Jongor. (let i supply of Tysmol at any good drug etoro. Price tl everywhere. Always on hand at Star Drug Co. WATCH REPAIRING - HKllB- ' 1 year goarnnteo on nil vrorli- ' GEO. METZ , , . ' vi .-. , - . JKWKt.KH OSS Mnlil vn'l-'f f.f it. Bad T-ieth! Bad' Health! Decayed and Infected leellt - Bio responaihli, for many Ills.- That Is why regit lur cxnnjlnnllons nr'n es sential. The best den tnl service nt most reuHonnbhi - prices. ' - PAINLESS DENTISTS -PORTLAND Voi'hce I lib nnil Mnlil His. , . . PIIO.NK 04 f v Tut'Hilav, IVbiimi v ill, HgK Illnnynii puis pillrons It. n linppy mood ut lint slutt nt tho outer lllillllKlllt. i On the-si reeii "I'liriiornl Kule" I starring Vent lleynnlds. A story' of, I he purl pluyod by women In 'the World Witr. ' ' , s - f At Th Liberty a- . ' - James Duobury hud only two .problems to vex hi 111 women nud ; motley he wanted lots of both. I The way In which lie set out lo -get what Hit wanted aud what lie , got forms the clever plot of i "Married Alive." at the r.lberty Thettlre today. ..... l.ou Telli-gen Is lii'i soft man nered Mr. iMixhury whose phllos- nphy la that, a mau is. eiillllnd to as many wives as he ran kp and-as much iimuey as lie ran ' gel. - - v A lllnlil from l't r.ilt to Ha vana, la niiiiuiinied, Hut why should anyone wuut lo fly trom Pi 11 nit to llnvuua? . LEARN TO DANCE Special Rates $10 for 12 le.ioni in Ball Room Dancing NICK DORIS I'roin II M. III. I'hiuie 11.111 to II 1. m. . III'J Mnlil f Sotjr food causes ; BadBreath lyiit IvMiRif: JtupU-f tflmjl, fr.. ' ,'( I t iM mt,, ...lew f t r-hf. iTi-Mii tl im. ki a l r ttr' i- if " I f'W Ut Cn---nawt4v Osv. AO Pw WL., On Hin. Ii 11 CHAMBERLAIN'S TABLETS FeelGood v Wrjayf aUm.U nft lrt pVf limlMlknA tmlttjilliViwtni-vikftt.ikan). 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