Monday, Apr! 23, 1028
J" tan-
r THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
BRIEF NEWS
OF
KLAMATH
Jack in Gotham' AS' Beats the Boys
Cot The- Mmlt In Trout
. On their first trip at trout
fishing, - Jim Roberts and Joe
Itluka landed the limit near Al
oma on Sunday. Both men have
had considerable eiperlenro In
fishing around the liny at San
Francisco but had never attempt
ed to trout fish before. A num- i
tier of their friends shared tlielr
first catch upon their return
home last evening. The trout
were all splendid size for eating.
SautAmnu Arrested
I Stanley Santamau was arrested
Saturday night near a dance hall
on the charge of possession of In
toilcating liquor, lie was ae'ied-
led to uppear today before Jus
Ike ot the Peace W. B. Barnes.
"Nfi-. Jackson 111 .
Mrs. Paul T. Jackson is 111 at
the family home with a severe
attack of influenza. Her con
dition was though to ba slightly
improved today.
KLAMATH LOSES
TO ROGUE NINE
In an exciting baseball game
In which Klamath county high
school held the lead for the flint
two innings, (hen to be tie in
the fourth, Ashland &Uh win the
first game of the season played
at Ashland, on Saturday afternoon
between the two v-h.ols. The
score ended 3 to 4 In favor of the
I valley team.
Maguire anl Pruitt were the
batteries for Klamath Falls, while
Abbott and Jlartle.7 p'laye.d for
A:iland. The Klamath team out
played the -valley team until Ma
Igulre walked several ot the Ash
land men, Vho made three runs
in I be fifth Inning.
I , A return game In
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MATCH WINNER
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Sunday. Between 15 and 30 are
expected to go.
Following Is the team shoot:
lleml.
V. K. Shelby 25
S. Fox ,. J
H. I,. Welsh 25
W. O. Manning H
3. C. Vandervert 22
. " 11S
Klamath..
Pr. W. R. Bbyd ...1 14
E. Hardenbrook . 1 2J
R. K. Dewtfese ..'.. 24
H. E. Hauger .....,..,.. i5
John Martin ; 24
120
Following are the 16-ard and
handicap scores:
nE.VD
Jack Dempsey, the old man maul
er, found that he still had plenty
of friends In New York City when
he arrived there from the west
the other day. Here he Is ghswn
aa he. slighted from his train to
j be greeted by hundreds ot admir
Klamatb ! ing fans.
GET READY FOR
MOTHER'S DAY
SAYS J.McCALL
Falls is expected within the near j
future. ' Close to 200 atuJents I
witnessed the game. :
IMPROVING OF
ns-k a Ft wc irfrm
1 ' AVU Id UAli : . ,
I Mothers Day this yonrioccurs
Seeking improvement of the Sunday. May 13. . ,
Itildebrand-iSpragne river road. I w,th announcement comes
It. E. -Wolford. Emil Eiert and i 'ho necessity to warn those mail-
Mr. Mills ' appeared before the
county court Saturday afternoon
to ur;e that the S30.000 provided
tor this project by the halt million
dollar road bond issue, be ex
pended without delay.
County Judge
explained to the
trouble wj being experience! in
arranging a satisfactory right-of-way
and that as soon as this mat
ter could be arranged construc
tion would start. .
MISS BETTY ZIMMERMAN'
IS SERIOUSLY ILL
ing greetings that they reach the
post office iu ample time to be
delivered, Postmaster McCall said
today, t , t' i
"The volume ot mail Incident
.to Mother's Ixr will umloubted-
F. R. Coddard jly greatly exceed that of last
petitioners that ' year. Unless they are received
V. E. Shelby
V. A. Smith v .....S8
Ci. Stokoe ;..44
J. O. Gllflllan 42
S. Fox ...4S
C, 1L Mets . ..44
S. Bargaoder ...i, 34.
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E. Roberts
D. Evana ..
I.. Welch ..
Herman
Smith ....
Plckard
King
Plath
Magill
A. Manning
F.
L.
R.
M.
45
.J. 4
4S
39
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40
44
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30
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C. Vandervert ....47
T. Terrir .i.v ,22
R. Gilbert 3S
KLAMATH
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43
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41
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37
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Woodward
Reed .........
E. Deweese
John Martin ....
Chus. Martin-..
Dr. Boyd v
W. . Houston ..
B. Baum ' .-.
Ryan
Dunn ...
Y. Stoddard
AV. Schaupp
Hauger
Balsiger
e. Dixon .
Dr. Havens
C. Schaal
Nltchelm .
E. Hardenbrcok
O. Bryant
E. Bubb ....
F. R. Olds
G. Stebbina
J.
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Muore ranch whore h had bor
rowed a trap to kill ground
hogs.
The child dlei In his mother's
arms as he was being taken to
the hospital, Mrs. Argraves is
prostrated by grief today.
The child -Is survived by his
parents, one brother, Keith Ar
graves. aud a sister, Karmeit.
The chIM ntleuded puhtlc school
In Klamath Fulls. Remains are
at the Towey mortuury.
Mr. and Mrs, Argraves and
their family moved to the Mer
rill ranfh Inst winter. They had
resided In Klamith Falls and
were well known hero. Mr, Ar
graves Is a former employe, ot
Lorens company ami was also a
city patrolman. ' , '
Examination today revealed
4hat -the child had sustained a
depressed fraeluro ot the skull,
multiple- tract u re ot the ribs and
numerous cuts and. abrasions.
! In a sluglo flm, engaging In nine lug with a rancher In Texas next ! It from expiring. How lio fulls.
rough and tumble tattles during' 10 '!'" I'loperty thn lensa Is (lis plotters, devolops the li'usn
! r, 1 , ... - ... . , ,u I located. A scheming neighbor rnd eventually wins III') Itivn of
the screening. 111. first of Ihesej i(hui t)i (u, ,.,.,. ,,. , ,, ,
fights Is Nged Jlut as the I'l-'-. Tom nriirvt Jut in time In keep llm remnliider of Ills picture,
tnro opeus and the othofs to-J i
At The Pine Tree
Clara Bow Is a manicurist In
her latest picture, ."Red Hair,"
at the i'lno Tree theater today,
and she manages to carry on
three flirtations simultaneously.
Here she depicts the latest meth
ods ot 'Stold-dlggsrs" wth all the
charm and personality possible.
The happy ending proves the
"digging" process needn't hamper
an artist ' when she meets some
thing worthwhile.
In the supporting cast, are Wil
liam Austin. J acq ue I In Hudson,
I-awrence Grant and Claude King.
The- boy players of Crlswold. and Ijiu Chandler plays opposite
lowd, high school weren't quite M's Bow. ' -
good enough to beat' 15-year-old 1 Several ; technicolor sequences
Alice Buckman out of a place. ar Prove that Mlsa Bow s
Alice plays rishtfield n the team. flamlnsr red hair can really capJ
and ia a heavy hltte.r. So one of i "v,t9-
.special added attraction, per-;
. rn , sonai appearance of the entire
CHILD KILLLD leust of the ll. I. L. film com-
V AtTirFNT Pny ot Hollywood who are film
speed throughout. Arnl.-s nml Io
dine wis lu constant demand dur
ing Ihn making of tho picture nud
Hie fart that Tyler won all his
battles on the screen did not, ni
ter the furt' that he' was tho
grentest sufferer. Tom, nlthnugh
a hardened athlete and a world
champion weight-lifter, vis
forced to seek first aid attention
ot tho rlnqo of almost every day.
Two f the thrilling sequences
In "The Texas Tornado" carry
Tyler to dltsy heights, In ouch
luatanco to rescue Krankle. After
fighting the heavy tin top ( a
towering oil derrick, Tom In one
Instance la forced la slide down
n guy wlro while; Frsnkle clings
to him and tiler In the film he
crosses a canyon nn n wire and
ngnln saves Frauklo from death,
The story ot "The Tuxus'Tor
naoV' ' revolves around an "oil
loaao which Tom King (Tyler)
has given lo his nephew. Hud
Martin (l)nrro). But Bud has
never seen his uncle and Is llr-
1 He Worked-
I He Toiled-
1 He Saved-
lug a local 2-reel comedy.
'I,
At The Liberty
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(Continued nam page 1) '
home dragging tho unconscious
child. Rushing outside, the. fath
er freed the foot of the boy, and! Tom Tyler, the whirlwind Went-
. , . ern siar wno naa ooen inrimng
carrying him to an automobile. ! BudencM M ,,lb)rtr ,hoatcr ;
Immediately1 started for Klamath m be een tor ,ho ,t tme to. ;
Falls. ' (night in "The Texua Tornado." a
In the doith , gallop, the horse ' speedy Western drama written
ran over a zuo-root nrmge, n. airecicu oy rraiiK, tiowaru
where, it is believed, the most
serious Injuries were Incurred.
The boy had just visited the
. i
Clark.
j Tyler In this picture established-a
record for flstle encounters
- Betty Zimmerman, daughter ot
Mrs. Lynn Zimmerman sot .The
Klamath News lies seriously ill
at the family home In the Jac
obs apartments suffering from an
attack of ptomaine poisoning ' sncclal delivery service to insure
Mlsa Zimmerman, a sophomore of delivery before Sunday should
the Klamath county high school : make suitable Inquiry at the post
on or before Mother's Day the
sentiment and value attached
thereto will be considerably less
ened," Postmaster McCall stated.
"An ordinary mail is not del
ivered on Sunday, so that all per-
wjdb ut;aiiiu5 ueiivvrj vi mutuei a
greetings on Sunday, should use
a special delivery stamp In ad
dition to the regular postage,
and depcslt In the malls so that
they will reach destination Sat
urday night or Sunday morning.
'Those not desiring to use the
ASKEW IS HELD
, OX TWO CHARGES
Two charges, one of earning
a concealed . weapon ' and the
other drunkeness were filed in
police court this afternoon
against J. F. s Askew. Askew
was arrested at 626 South Sixth
street by officers Lee Craft and
O. K. Mitchell. - - !
He will appear In police court
tomorrow to answer to the
charges.. ITntil that time he is
being held in the city Jail by
Keith Ambrose, chief ot police.
Moving Day
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JJ i 2 Li -
o w.. i
. He honestly believed ho owned hia own
home.
Eventually the tillo was' tested in tho
courts and proved defective he los, all.
Do not let the title to your homo ro unpro
tected insure it with a ' ,
Title Insurance Policy
Issued by us through , 0
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was suddenly stricken while at
tending school this morning. She
was rushed to the family home
where a trained nurse and phy
sician are giving her every pos
sible care. : " ...
JX)XK FLIGHT TO
. ACHTRAXIA STARTS
i LYMPHE. KENT. Eng.. April
23. (f) Anolher solo flight to
Sydney, Australia, started here
today, when Wing Commander
E. It. Cummlng, picked up his
suit case and climbed Into a
light airplane similar to that
I t... DA4 1 1 1 r. . . V 1 ii In hta -
cessful Tlight. He took oft on a
route which led to Marseilles,
Corsica, Sardinia, Tunis and then
along the usual air pathway to
auiii aim
KILLED IX.TLAXE CRASH.
SAM ANTONIO, April 2.1. (A.
P.) Cadet James Bcott Hender
son ot Gessle, lad., was killed
here today when bis plane col-
liuvu . ii numuvi yiauo w,vuv
feet in the air and plunged to
earth. Cadet Douglas M. 8'leh
er, a classmate of the dead Jllor,
who occupied the second plane
In the, collision, leaped to safety
, In bis parachute, after tilling al
most 3,000 foet with his dis
abled plane. !
Henderson's parents live in
Seattle, Wash.
FE.VOLETOV I'lOXKER DIES
PENDLETON, April 23. (P)
Mrs. Nellie Hager, SI, a pioneer
resident of Umatilla county for
40 years, died Sunday at her
home In Gibbon from Infirmities
and nn attack of pneumonia. She
was born in Missouri.
I'AMPHLKTS TO HE MAILED.
! RALENfr Ore., April 23. AP)
Republican campaign pamph
lets for the primary election of
May 18 will be mailed by Bocre-
. tnry ot Slate Kosoy to over 210,
'. 000 voters, and democratic
jinniph'.ou to over 80,000.
, Secretary Davis says there are
1.(174. OBO idle men In the coun
try. Probably with radio an
Douncers excepted.
office in order to insure having
their mother's greetings reach
destination in time for delivery
on the Saturday morning before
Mother's Day." McCall concluded.
'
ARREST INDIAN,' ' 1
SERIOUS COUNT
Charged with driving an auto
mobile while drunk. Fred Cap
tain, Indian, was, arrested Just
at the entrance of the city limits
this . afternoon by Lee Craft,
traffic officer.
With Captain at the time of
the arrest was an Indian named
Harvey Drew who was chanjed
with being drunk. Both were
lodged in the city Jail and will
be brought before Police Judge
Lem Gaghagen for hearing on
Tuesday morning. . j
A doctor says there is very i
little danger ot Infection from '
metal cooking utensils. lint of
course you have to take care of ;
any wound. ' '....-..- ;
1 tki'Cisxn
use
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lor over 35 years
25 ounces (or 25
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THE PRORLKM
How many miles? How many hours? How
far does the automobile travel In bow many
hours? Add the figures to get the miles and
count the circle -epots to get the hours. No
risk or chance Involved, Only patienro end
accuracy required In the soliltlon of tbl.'i
problem. If you can do simple addition,
you can figure out the amount ot miles trav
eled by this automobile, and In how msily
hours, correctly. Circle spots consist ot a
period with a clrclo around It, Combined
they ure counted as one each; that is, count'
each period with Its encompassing circle ns
ono hour. Simply add them up to get the solu
tion. .
There are no marks,, lines or character In
the automobile except figures and circle spots.
The figures range from Z to 9. each standing
alone. - There are no groups of figures such ai
'2.1" or "42." The heads of tho Gs are dis
tinctly curved while the tails of the O's am
straight or practically so. No trick or clisncb
involved. .
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, OKCIIUXfl TIKH IF ANY
In case of tie those tied for any prize will
be presented with a second puzzle which will
consist of drawing a linn ncross the fare of a
chart ot figures so that the figures thus con
nected when added togelher will total llio
greatest sum.
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