The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, March 21, 1928, City Edition, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWolicn1y, Mnivli 21,' 102S TITF, FATNINO HERALD. KT.AMATTT FATJ.P. ORECON Fago Flv MISS BURKHAHT WEDS SATURDAY New Notes of Midland! District Told by Herald 1 Correspondent k fHpoclal to Tim Herald) (Paulino lliirnolt, corroa- poudent) MIDLAND. Mur. II. Of Inter eat to roaldoula of this dlairtct In Dm wedding lit Mlsa Mvrla llurkhart to Hlduey Thompaon ou Kiiturduy, Mlas llurkhnrt 1m teacher In Ibe iirlmnrr grade at the Midland school. Tlio couple will Im at homo (o their friends l til Mlillnnd hotel. IVopIo nf tills conimunliy ore deeply lorry tu li.'itrn Of the death of lit I lo Joyc Malhnsou who a laid li ret In ll l.lultvlll cento-, tory In Kluinutli Kill In on Mon day. Joy re was (n years old and leave lirr parents, Mr. mid Mm. P. V. Matln-aon, to mourn her leasing. Mr. and Mm. L Hulton via Imd at llio Imma of Mr. ltd Mr. II. II, I.argnt on Huudny. ' Mn. Winifred Corxliia ho re turned (u Midland to reaum her teaching after on abaence of some time with Illness. Among ilin vlallora lit the R. .. Iliirnett hoi on Hundny were Vnlnis l.ahnle. flasal Abort. Ituhy llolromli. Kdwlu Kliuluilre and llnrnard Moniinr. , , ' '( ) Oiml lln,iM r was iliu week-end KiK xt of MIm Anna Hurnell. The former of IhU district re tmnlly engaged In planting spring crops. I.lliln Charles Calhoun. email Hon of Mr. and Mm. J. (.. Cal houn, la reported at Improving from eerluua Injury which tin received laM Week. .Mlas Catherine llurnett vlalted at the homo of MIm Ilan'l Hhort on Kuurday afternoon. Iter. Nelsou r. Colo of Klam ath Falla pluna tn Huoilay school at Midland next A DEATH-HOUSE PORTRAIT OV THE CONDEMNED "FOX" William Hickman's Only Thought Is jf to Enjoy What Life Remains He Plays Cards With Guards, Jokes and Reads Magazines m t ST 1 HOUSE PASSES BILL TO HELP FIGHT BEETLES NO NKA Rervlre Writer ! ney, who la hl defenso rounael. Ily DAN TIIOMAH Keel No Jlcinora I.OS A.S'OKLKM, Mnrrh It. j Hickman haa believed all Tho Muck shadow of a gallows alone, and aald It too. that he eem to mean Utile to William , would (lie nn thn gallows. Ilut Edward lllikmun. ,alin thought haan'l bilhcred lilrn A card game, the way lila hair any mora than hu remembrance la or-m bed, a inagailno atory an-. of hl crime. There In Just one pari-otly mean more (o blm than the furt Unit hit' la to din ou April 17 at Han Qiientln peniten tiary for the murder of U-ycsr old Mur Ian I'arer. Ilia blase in un ii it In the face of almost cer tain death I umatlng. Tba "Kox" wn very cool while be waa being tried and sen tenrod for the little Klrl'a murder. He waa the calinoal man In court. Iln luiiKhed about It af ter be hud been led bock U Ilia cell. Jum a he hod Joked wlih Idea left now getting the moat out of tlio brief upon of life that remains. WniiU Publicity ItnadlnK lake up much - of llli'kinan'a time; fiction bring a world cf dreama; thn news paHir preaent stern reality, t.-m-pvred with what, to him, 1 pcr aonal glory. Ha atill ahow marked concern when bl name doea not appear. In the daily heudllne. Hickman Jok with hia guards detective when they vialled bill a he waahea up preparatory to apartment the morning after he i tlio court sessions. Ilia ahlrt bad delivered Murlan I'arker'a , niuat l alMitleaaly clean, hi mutilated body to her father. Nora to Court. If all very wearying to thn condemned "Kni." Iln doesn't ault rtreeacd, hla ahoea ahlned. People are K in to look at him when he la led -Into thn court room, lie want them to. Ro rare what t liiaj second Jury says I he alralKbten hi lie. don hi about hla mental atate, and he I moat cheerful amlle and goes lan't worrying about hanging ' with hi sunrda. . . (' , twice. . It la Juat that much more i There arn few ennje.h pleaK trouble for "Jerry." younx Jer- tiri-a that a condemned man may ome Walah. KanaClly attor-jhave. ! . '!" ', COLLEGE BOND IDI1. SGQVILLE' ISSUE UPHELD I LUSHES ITS! mi at; i: 5 Sell Your Car V for Cash , The quickest and best way to 7 sell a used car is to insert a thor oughly descriptive Want Ad in ' this paper for a short period of consecutive insertions. Now is ithe time to sell your car, as the approach of spring creates the desire to buy one. Want Ads assure you of the widest possible distribution of your sales mes sage to the very people you wish' " to reach. ; It is the surest and most economical way to get quick results. THE COST 2c per word per day HERALD WANT ADS Jit " " r.u.em, March it. on Tho Whatever Else Happens reorjcanlto reaenta of the I'nlveraity of Or- ii...Ci..n mn have a loot and ronatliu- raiuwv-wt Kunday. Ha extend an Ir.vita- tlnnal rlxht, under an act nf the Says tvangellSt Hon tu all to attend tba aervlce. 1927 lexialutiire, to laaus bonda .... Mr. Alexander haa returned to for- the erection of a dormitory "Few American know," aald bl homo at Klamath Kalla after on the I'nlveraity rampua, aaya Dr. Bcovllle In hi revival meet- tearhlna at thn Midland achool n opinion of the auprcmn court ins at thn Chrlatian church laat during the abaenca of Mr. Co- Tueadny. ' evcnlni. "Ihat tha lclaraton of a I us. who haa been III for aome The opinion holda that the bond Independence waa .written on a time. .7 llaaue of ltno.000 will not ronati- Maaonlc altar and on a lambakln Anna Iliirnett and Opal Hooper lute a atate Indebtednea. there- apron the original document, apent Riturday afternoon at tho faro that It la. not In violation and alsned by a concreaaional Calhoun home. ; lot the eonatllutlonal Inhlhltlon repreaentatlr. John Hancock, a : ' "..''. ' . faaulnat the creatine of a atate Chrlatian and a .Maaon. Fifty of For reaull uan Hernld Claa Aria, indebtednea In excea of UO.IiOO. the fltty-alx aimer of the De claration of Independence, wero Mamiui and Christian. When (leonto: , Wrtlilnaton called to Letiief 'ille' 13 orlalnal colonies ha called 13 Chrlatiana and Ala aoua. Ha alao bad I!) major sen nrnbi amL to wero Maaon aa well a Chrlatiana." I . ItorrowinK hi flKtire of apeech i from thn bible text tho ovanxo-, Mat aald that tiod needs to draw a plumb lino over the political, anrlal, Induatrlal, economic. rv Uxloiu and domestic life of the woMd today. Ood drew a plumb i lino over larael becaune of her aln and the ame thin, la'neces aary In the world today. : Tho apoaker ued draailc lan tuoite in condemning the wet forces that are at work In the Cnited States today aaylng that the weta are making; a deter mined effort to gain control of thn political altuatlon In. the hope that the IStb amendment may be repealed and the damnable curaed saloon brought back. Too Jong waa America cursed bylbe saloon and tho rum gang and whatever elae happen America must atay dry until the world goes dry. Tonight tho Scovllles will ap pear In their army uniforms for the patriotic service which they will conduct. Tlnth Dr. and Mrs. Rcovtllo served In tho World war serving In eight army ramps. Out of hi war experience tho evan gellat wrought an addreaa en titled "The Clime of Kalaerlam and thn llloaalnc of Christian- lied Amurtcanlara," which will be tho topic of hia lecture-eermon tonight. Mrs. Rcovllle will enter tain In song by singing a num ber of patriotic solos including "Hnvo Yon Hoen Him In Franco" and "The 1'hnntom Legions." Mrs. Scovlllo sang 43 times In II 'wards to thn sick and dying soldiers. In announcing his subject for tomorrow night the evangeliat 'said that ha was going to preach on "Tho I'npnrdonablo-SIn," ono of tho great noglerted cardinal doctrinals of tho church. "The nihlo Hell" Is tho subject an nounced fiir tho Frjday night aervlce. 4 wW-. ft rfi. C' VVv' V rJ Longer Wheel Base and New Body Lines Are j Very Attractive i RAN FRAXCIflCO, March 17. ' Longer wheelbaso and ontlrely' new body lines aro among the feature of tho new Star four, to be ahown for the first time on the Pacific coast at tho Hani Francisco auto ahow. The production of this new model la by far the, moat Im portant step taken by Durum motors In the effort to build a high quality car at the lowest possible price, since tba first Htar four was brchght out in 1922. There are three models In the new Rtar line, a four-door se dan, coupe, and two-door s-dan. ranging In price from SOS to 1.70 F. O. n. Lansing. Mich. They are mounted on a new 107-inch chaasis. This la the longest chasaia that has ever been offered b; the Star four. The longer wheelbaso of tbe Star cbasaia permlta tbe use of larger, roomier bodies, and the designera have taken advantage of every Inch. The result Is quite evident even at a casual glance. Sweeping lines from the radiator to the rear of the body and from the front fenders to tire carrier accentuate! tbe long, low appearance of tbe new Star four. ' , " . SCHEDULE FOR KLAMATH CLUB FILM IS TOLD Word that the bill designed to I give Klamath and other 'Oregon j counties funda for the control of, tbe pine . beetle menace, had passed tho hpusn, was received' by tho chamber of commerce : hero Tuesday from Senator Chas. L. Me Nary. The measure allows a much larger appropriation for control work than was given last year. It waa pointed out In a wire from Senator Mc.Nury, who pre dict added funds for this activity out of the forestry appropriation. The senator from Oregon believes the bill will remain intact as It passed the house. His wire follows: i "The Bureau of Etomology re ceived SSI, 740 from engineering : and agriculture and for appro-j prlatlon bills for pine beetle con trol. An Increase over last year's appropriation. Alan will rerelta an allocation out ot the appro priation for foreatry aervlce. Am now holding hearing on tho bills and till statement waa mad by Colonel Oreeloy. It la mr opinion that the Item will remain as It passed the home. "(Signed) Charles L. McNary." THE ORPHEUS TOIMV BY WHOSE HAND' with , ' , ' ItlCAniM) C OItTK- and KltlKMA ClLflKHT A dynamic dn una, of lloffllng Mystery . Apparently troubled neither by remonto forMs crime nor by the knowledge thnl ho aontenced to die April tl. William Kdwarri Hick man still smiles. Ho Is shown, upper risht. with the same hroad grin he haa worn since hla culture. At tho left, he cheerfully wnxhea bp for bis apperonce in court during tbe sec-.nd murder trial. He Is pictured holow at a game cf solitaire in bis cell, bis favor ite amusement. -....-. NEW GHEVROLtT DEAL GAR FOR EXTENDED T While most of the east middle west and parts of south have been m.."ering old snaps, t 'aw and storms, motorists ot thn Parifl--Northwnst tiave an excellent op portunity to see Mother Nature actively engaged In primping up for spring and giving the hills and meadnaa their annual gar ment of wild flowers. The enclorec, car U the Ideal type for spring travel, as in fact it la for the grester part ot the year. The possibility at any time of wind or fog mskes the con-venlen.-e of movable windows decided a.lvanlngo even in this favored country, where bad road neldnni Interfere with touring und sunshine for a good part !of the'j-pjr la t "e tale rather rSan the exception. ivThc Cho.vro:ct Motor compan ,4at'ycur sent oat im Imperial , Undo-j to visit -tho various Na tional parka of the west In order to dehionstrtao to the motoring public. tio really easy It Is to make such a trip an. I. if taken -In a Chevrolet, how economical. .During this tour elevations up fo ( aimobl 11.000 feet were r.acneu, ami at some points snow was encountered on the trip, whtih covered a diaUn.e of from approximately 12.000 miles in sleet : less than t-rve months. Seven film of motion pictures featuring boys and girls club ac tivities in Oregon will be shown In several communities next ! week. One of tba filma waa taken I at tbe Klamath County fair last j year. All parents who have child ! ren in the county clubs are asked I to attend, and there will be a 'charge of 20 cents made for I adults to cover expenses. All children wilt be admitted free. H. C. Seymour ot Corvallls, atate club leader, is expected to arrive hero to attend several of the meetings when the film will be shown, but tbe exact date oT bis arrival baa not ' been an nounced. Tho schedule of the showing ot tho film at community halls: Malin. Monday, March 26; Mer rill, Tuesday, March 27; Henley, Wednesday, March 28: Bonanza, Thursday. March 29. BUICK Outsells any otKer'3 cars in Buicks field Motorists like you invest almost as many dollars in Buick motor cars as in any other three cars in Buicks field 7 ; aith means something when it is backed by dollars an 1 the THIS MAN WAS NOT CAREFUL : FINED 2 TIMES PORTLAND. Match 21. (A. P.) In court today after being arrested on a speeding charge John C. Coionc, 19. delved Into his pocket to find bis driving li cense and brought out some papers. Among them oficers picd two lottery tickets. He was fined $35 for speeding and 110 for having tho tickets. . dueant- I ft. V longest closed car for the World's lowest price mm AIR DESIGNER HURT IN FALL LONDON. March 21. The London Dally Kxpress says that Captain Oooffrey Do Hnvlland. air craft designer, after making a aeries of successful tests In tho air of a devlro Intended to prevent a piano from crashing, crashed but escaped serious In Jury. A Moth piano fitted with n slot ed wing safety device was put through a series of teats at Stag Lane airdrome which dem onstrated lis power to check Its SATURDAY Deliveries start at once 134" A HAMAKER MOTOR CO. "Service Worth While." Phone 104b ' 8th and Klamath SUDAN'S $119? to Stool . t COUPES $1195 to $1850 i SPORT MODELS $1193 to $1525 - 4llpta'f. e. i Timt, itiek.. i',m wwi it imUsJdrJ. T C fmmmt pltm, ' lit mil u ilttr. . , BUICK GARAGE --VI nPTTCB AirroMOMLr akb bitii.t. Bt'trr rut Butt r t? -i . Special Six 4-Door Sedan passenger Sedans at aNwPwcE,AiAziNGErIow Nash lon the leader in fine-car value now Increases its margin of louilrr lihip by new reduced prices. Now at a new low price you run buy this big Sprriul Six 5-punsen-gor 4-lcor Sedan a ear built to the highest ntuitdurti of quality and style brilliunt in prrformnnrc one . of the finest. You ran have this Sedan in tin option of colors done in the new NuhIi tlrep luslre fminli. The interior is tipholsterel in firnl quality mohair velvet, villi inlaid wal nut paneling and period interinrvtiirc to heighten its churm and luxury. Cush , ions arc deep tufted and form fitted. This Sedan, like all Nash cars, is pow ered by the great, Nash-type7-heurlng motor, hu Nush 2-way 4-wherl brakes, tho Nnsh straight-line drive, Nush extra euay steering, und all the other luxuries of M'rforinunee which belong exclusively to Nash. W ire m heels and side-carried spare wheels and tires arc optional at slight extra cost. Save your money, and at the same lime enjoy a finer mode of motoring. Buy this 7-hcariug Nash Sedan I TEMPLAR HuTdR .mc. Specialists Phone 1010 ' Hepii r 11th and Klamath nngo whoa In varlousdnngcrous potttlon. cms '" Mia. a, J,"