Pairs Pour
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Wvdnmlay. July 25.-192H
T. B. MALAKKHIT.
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Fabllahea avry afternnon crpt Bunda by The Herald PublMhiaa
Vompaar at loi-lii Bourn unn atraac, tkiamatn raua, uraaon. 4
Bnterad aa ateond clava mattar at tha poatofftca at Klamatn Palla,
Oraaoo. oa Auauat to. Iw06. undar act of Conaraaa, March I, I7v.
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Mkr af tka Aaanrlatrd Praaa
Tka Aaaoclatad Pra la aielii.lvely entitled to tha aaa or rapnbiloa-
lion of all nawa dlapatenea credited in u or not omarwiaa cruaiiaa in
tbla papar, and alao tba local nwa publlahad tharfto. All rlgbta of ra-
BSbUOatlOB OI apaeiai aiapaicnra naraia ara bibo marTi.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1928.
' Why He Killed Her
A New Jersey, man walked into a police station the
other day -and confessed he had killed his wife.
fEver since we were married my wife wanted pleasure,
pleasure, pleasure," he explained. "She wanted to go to
the movies all the time but I could not afford it. She
"wanted me to go to dances but I don't dance. Today she
insisted that I take her to an amusement park, though I
told her I had ho money for such things."
Doubtless the man's wife may have been a bit insistent.
Yet it does seem as if a man could take the trouble to
learn a woman's tastes in such matters before he marries
her. Once the ceremony is over it is time to make the
best of it. Rushing into matrimony on the basis of a
passing infatuation, without stopping to learn whether
tastes and likes are al, suited, is sure to lead to trouble.
It is a bit hard to work up very much sympathy over this
wife murderer even if his complaint is true.
TRAIN HITS GAR
ONE MAN KILLED
JUST RAMBLIN' AROUND
Some Interesting Observations About Ore
. gon People and Oregon Communities.
On man wax killed, anil an
other aeriounly injured yeater
day. when a $0111 hern l'lU'ltlo
freight train atrui-k anil demo
lished an automobile at li waa
croaslnir the (Joeller pur. near
the l.orem warehouse on South
Sixth iitreet.
Joaeph Krunk Klabiuha. 25, of
ftnnania. Or., (II employe of tha
l.urena aawmlll. wua Instantly
killed, and Xela Nelson, driver of
the 1'itr. austalned serlona Inter
nal Injuries, run lind brulea.
when the rnr In which they were
riillim waa eaiiKht hy the train
and crushed between a box car
and the walla. of the W. P. Mil
ler warehouse. The car waa en-
NEWS NOTES OF
F
LUNCHEON HELD
1 AT LINKHAVEN
ARM
DISTRICT
0R of the
poliilriuii
yoliniier Portland
1 I.OITKUINii around IMrda-id liner he wua nil employe on the
xlreeU one. itccaalonully be- J P o r I I u 11 d Oremmlan. and 111"
cornea hungry. On Saturday af-. newspaper vein tires havtt nil been
tenia. m. we entered a restaurant, lauereaaful
thinking that w wei Hie only
ciistomera at Hint lime of day.
but up at Ihe counter waa a long
man slttliiK with a half water,
melon In front of hi in. very buolly
engaged ill extmcllnR the seed
Hum intr uieii'ii uiiu. u'unn iuk I
tile red meat In a mouth which
wtta filled for auch delicacy.
I'pon looking again we discover
ed our old friend. Hill Mlinley,
from llurya, Harney 'roiutiy. Ore
gon
Hill
win, la Itilhle til gel 1 f..r
umhltioiia In Hie neiir fiiturii la
Suite Senator Milton It. Klepper.
In conversation with Senator
I W. A. Iielxcll of Hulclii. for
1 1111)1 ly of I lila illy, and Mr. Unf
it' 1 11 y . I'c.l.lenl mutineer for III"
'rfolltllel'll Piiclflc, we 10 gllesls of
Hie I. Inns' club ill their roKiilur
weekly tuiichcoii yentenliiy nl
l.lnkhiiven. Deliell wua the
Hpeaker on the progritiu.
Hun llrowu presided an chulr
' mini of the luncheon. Tom lllch-
Wediiesdny 'n"l,ol. ewiy eiecien presiiieui.
Bllllolllicell nia rollllllliiee cnuir
llien for the coming year, who
11 r m A,ti..rl laiklli,,, VVitlli,!
mt. rrniiK niewuri wua 111
ISpe. l.il In The lleruldl
(Mm. A. K. Slirelner,' cor
respondent I
SPUINfi l.AKK. July 3K.--WII-1
1 11 ill l lieyne siibiiiltled to a min
or opcrution on Innl
I he removal of Ills louslla
He la suld 10 be doing nicely.
Klepper Die oilier day, he stilled
K la in it III Fulla tr.ilisuitlng busl-
Ahliev; altendulice. II. I.. I., (in-
lile Iltivs' ivnrb. f A IlilVileli:
thill the rumor In the efrect that." """'" committee welfare, K. tl. KI11I111;
he would run for goveinor, which I Mm. Curl Sclinberl, Sr., la .rntistlliiiloii and liy-lawa, II I..
1 uuior had already reached KI11111- "Pending a few ilaya III Kliimiitli lliinleiihrook: I. Ion education,
nth Kill Is, wua not entirely 11 11- Kulls visiting with her nun, 1 1 van Ferris; si hool iirfalrs, K. ('.
founded. He said Dial at present Mr. and Mrs. I.co lloiiglitou . Vaiiderpool; raceplloii. I'r. (.'. II.
The moment we snld "Itelltr, he had not decided hut he would and family visited nl the home of Lucas; fliiiiuce, K. I,. Housloii:
Hill climbed down off from ladmlt thai he was giving It deep; Mia. Krunk Stewart on Sunday. liuijur uitlvlllcs. ('. II. luivls;
propeller a few duya ago, placed
himself uiiioug Ilia leaden lust
iiIkMI when ho rem lied HI. Puul
far. ahead of I lie oilier H plnneM.
They Hew from Pargu, N. I).
h!a stool and aaid, "I see your i cmsiderutlon. 1'he geuerul feel- j Alex Cbeyno haa roinpleted membership, M. . Stroud; pull-
tlrely demolished, and the ware-golng to nnllil Hie Moiioc .North
house jarred out of line by Ihe
tug la Hint (iovernor Patterson jntacklnK his crop of liny.
will be
candidate to
7 Seven Accidents A Month
A New England motorist the other day wrote to the
newspapers raising a howl because a liability insurance
company cancelled an accident and liability policy on his
aulomobile.1 It developed that this man had been in
volved in seven automobile accidents in one month, and
the insurance firm, quite naturally, decided that he was
too big a risk-.
He1 really ought not to protest. Massachusetts, in
which state he lives, has a strict drivers' license law, and
its officials are apt to decide that a man who has seven
accidents a month ought to lose his license.
If they do they're quite right We don't know a thing
about these accidents; but mere bad luck couldn't ac
count for all seven. A man who gets in that many smash
ups ought not to be allowed to drive at all. He is a
menace to every other motorist and pedestrian in his
vicinity.
The Mind of Evil
In the middle of the famous Boston Common is a pool
where little children go bathing on hot summer days.
The thing is very informal; most of the youngsters come
from very poor families, and most of the costumes are
quite sketchy. But Boston, staid as it is, is used to them
and doesn't mind.
The other day, though, a stout and testy gentleman
happened along and was horrified. He summoned a
group of six-year- olds and harrangued them:
"You children should be ashamed for appearing in
such indecent attire. If I had anything to say about it I
would forbid you to come on the Common. It's positively
disgusting what decent people h;ve to stand these days."
We are very, very happy to report that a group of
older people, sitting on nearby benches, promptly arose
and tossed the evil-minded old meddler into the pond.
he latest statistics show that 83 per cent of the vale
dictorians now have good jobs working for chaps who
dropped out at the 7th grade.
The good don't die young. It just seems that way be
cause they get over it while young.
j
Some husbands have no desire to be petted. They
are dead.
EDITORIALS
i From over the
l
M-
Nation
At The Liberty
A worthwhile picture, "The
Princess From Hoboken," was
shown here for the first time
' 0 Rl'LK AT ALL I yesterday at the Liberty theatre.
rie. Moine. Tribune-Capital: Id I", h" fer ;len.'nt of enter-
' Inlnmpnt and la one of the beat
Diona ana orunei taia
all this
thefe "must be a. lot of nonsense.
Foij so much that is said is con
tradictory. A character analyst and the
secretary ot the Amateur Ath
letit union a (tree that blonds are
niafle for sprinting, and brunets
for; distance running.
Their explanation Is that the
blond la volatile in temperament,
laugh producers that has been
seen here in some time. In ad
dition to Its fast moving story,
the picture has been produced on
a lavish scale with the principal
parts portrayed by well-known
stars of the screen.
"The Princess From Hoboken"
is more than creditably portrayed
by the pretty little screen star,
Hlanche Mehaffey, who - is
dragged Into the role of a famous
capahie of qiilca can upon con-; KllK1)lan princess. From the time
cent rated energy, and the brunet ,Hhe asgmei, her royal robes
moves more slowly but with more
endurance.
But that is contrary to our
until the final fade-out, the little
Irish girl from Hoboken is kept
rery busy In hiding her real iden
general judgment of the blond j tity until she Is unmasked by an
and brunet races. The Scandi-jevil and designing decadent real
navlana are blond and the Itol-1 Russlnn prince, who, penetrating
lunt dark. Yet the northerners 1 her disguise, holds the frightened
are thought to be steady and ! former restaurant wuilresa, in his
Bine plodders and the southern-j power until his evil designs prove
era quick and excituhle.
HxHldes, many sprinters have
to be his undoing
The picture la good wholesome
been dark. Frank Wykoff who eutertulnnieiit and should not be
won Ihe Olympic (ryouts Is oncjnilrsed by those who like their
of (hem. Paddock Is not blond. I entertainment spired with laugh
And some distance runners are iter. Theo Kosloff's Imperial llns
flulle light In color. Islnn Dancers appear In a gnr
Thls la ono rule that seems to geous cabaret scene. The ple
na., mora exceptions than In-1 lure will be at the Liberty The
tancei. It will hardly bold. - 'tr today.
force of the collision.
The hrakeman of the train. It
waa said, looked down the road
toward the Lorens warehouse and
saw no car approaching. The
train advanced, at a speed of not
mi. than 111 mile ner hour. It
was said. The switchman, Frank !' '"n '
Combs, saw the car coming as
the train reached the crossing,
but It was too late to avoid the
accident. W. G. Rush waa the
engineer of the" train, and W. S.
Jones the fireman.
The car. caught by the slowly
mavlng boxcar (the train was
backing up) was pushed slowly
ahead, and the accident would
hare resulted in nuthing more
serious than a smashed car had
nut the warehouse .of the AV. D.
Miller company been so close
so close that the car was caught
between the heavy Missouri Pa
cific automobile car before the
slowly moving train could be
brought to a atop.
Klabxuba waa instantly killed,
crushed In the terrific Jam. Nels
Nelson, the driver of the ma
chine, was reported to be out of
danger by attendants at the
Klamath Valley hospital last
night.
Klabxuba is survived by a wife,
Jennie Klabxuba, and two small
daughters, lona May . aged 3
years, and Delia Joy, aged 4
months.
He was employed at the Lo
renx sawmill, near Bonanxa, and
the two men. it is said, were on
their way back to ramp, and
had stopped at the warehouse of
the Lorens company for supplies.
Klabxuba was employed as a
truck driver.
Funeral arrangements had not
been annouaced at a late hour
last night.
em railroad thai means I will
not get my cross stute railroad
built for a good many yeara. hut
that la awful good news for me.
For don't you know If they ever
built that cross state railroad I
wouldn't have any railroad to
work oa. and there wouldn't be
Somehow they have
way of always leaving my rail-
I road to-the last. I used to think
it wua a shame and I used to
critlcite them severely, but I
have come to believe that that Is
all right, because It ihey don't
build that roud I can alwaya talk
about It and urge I hem to build
it, and have something to say In
public meetings."
This remark of Hill's was very
Interesting, for after all there la I
a lot. to It. If ihey had Heat and .condition of the stale treasury It
West roads. Dill would have nolh- wtt decided that they. ..would not
ing to talk about and would have u"m ,ln'11 ""ro
luiorcoio time for their con
struction. The boards of both
Institutii.na ure to let contracts
llclty, l.ee Crawford:
eed I Mrs, Dulsy Pollurd transacled representative, T. It.
iiiiikuxIiic
aillciiwu-
hliuself and Ihe feeling is ipiUe huslneas In town oil Suturdav.
strong that he will be successful, j Mr. and .Mrs. I'vun Icenblee
However. If Senator Klepper runs, were guesta at Ihe bourn of Mrs.
he will probably lie the only man Si hreluer on Saturday,
from Multnomah county iu the I Mrs. Frank Stewart and sons,
race, and thai will give him quite Kenneth and Puul. and Mrs.
a prestige lo start with and may ;Smlih and J. Stewart and aou
make him quite a formidable !( miii enjoved a several day
candidate. fishing trip lust week.
0.. . '.'.. I ,'I",B- M'1' ' transacting;
',h""' ot """"' "f, """j business will. Klamath merchants
we encountered, while in Ihe . Saturday,
metropolis, was a general quea-j J)r ,, Mr A,fr(l
lien which was asked by almost , w,,r vl.i,.. llh
everyone rolatiao to the new In-1 .,.,,,e . h-..i... u..-.i....
stitulions which are being built
In La (irande and The Dulles.
These Institutions, you will re
member, were voted by Ihe peo
ple, hut due to Ihe extremely had
ters.
One of Ihe best programs of
the year promises In be nexl
wet k w arn Hewev Powell unit
Juck llowrlng will have charge
of Hie luncheon. Pcwcy suys
Ihey have been exporting this for
a long lime and will have plenty
of fun and surprises rendy.
MAI. Ill MAN IN I KAII.
For results nse Herald Class Ada
ST. PAI L, Minn., July !!. (IT.
P. I (ieorge llaldemun, traus-At-Inullc
pilot, who waa believed
hopelessly out of the national air
lour contest when he smashed a
WOOD
You must dock up on
wood at one or pay
higher prices.
SUMMER PRICES
re at the bottom and
will aoon advance.
ORDER BLOCKS
and SLABS NOW!
Peyton & Co.
"Wood to Burn"
Also dealers In
t iwl, Fuel-tills, (IIMIurnr I
I -Ml Ho. Till. Phone S:Ut
nothing to scold about. As it is
he will go ulong the rest of his
Hie urging the building ot thut
luilrcad and when he wants to
go Fast, he will go to Portland
and come ilinni to Klamath Falls,
over - (he Southern I'nclflr and
then over the Modoc Northern lo
the Ogden gateway and on to
ward the Kast where he will visit
lAule Swift and a number of his
old friends.
XOTHEIt Interesting character
1
At The Pine Tree I
s
for the construction, nnd Hie
question waa "Where Is the mon
ey coming from?" Kveryone has
rcud Ihe story of (he stute deficit
from the governor's office and
the state treasurer's office until
it was generally believed thai In
build a new building rn Uregon,
at slute expense, was out of, the
question. Now cornea abrupt
news that two new Institutions
are to be built nt once, uud na
turally the votera and lax pav
ers are asking where the money
is coming frour.
wr bumped into on that after
noon waa lorn Word, ex-sheiiff
Multnomah count y th old
travelling man of Joplin. Mo.
the old storekeeper at Columbus.
Kansas Ihe old employe of the
Department of Justice of the
I'niled States Covernmeut. Tom
is as staple in Portland as the
statue of Roosevelt that Dr. Coe
put in the park. He Is firmly In
leve with his old city and one
cannot talk to him hut a brief
time until he will say somcThing
nice about the city of Portland. A coroner's jury last BfgM
Incidentally there is a move-' found that llonifacio Loera came
ment up there to try to get Tom I to his death aa a result of a gun
to run for sheriff this coming shot wound Inflicted by A. Ortlx,
MEXICAN HELD
- FOR SHOOTING
SOUTHERN
OREGON
STAGES
To All Points North,
South, East and West
For Reliable and
Cheap Transportation
Phone
999
TERMINAL
STAGE
DEPOT
615 Main St
I Auto
Freight
Lines
Medford-Klamath
Falls Truck Line
and
Klamath-Lakeview
Truck Line
Daily Service
Phone 999
615 Main
The flavor of IWli
Bros Coffee
it as distinctive at the fran
clrurof the Vrt. Controlled
Kuatiii Hills Bros.' pat
ented". ruiitiiiiKiui pruccM that
trut only a frti fiuuji at a
limr 'a the reason (or this rate
flavor. No other mrthod can
roast every coffee berry au
cvenlv and produce tuck
iiutclilrn, uniform flavor.
HILLS BROS
COFFEE
Pink Inm Ik,
tmi4 w"a I If;.,
Karmlnoffs Aesthetic Dance fai, He has not consented but , and that Ortlx should be held un
presentations will be the bright
particular headlight of the five
art program of verleties, at the
Pine Tree theatre today.
AI and Flo Cooper start the
show off auspiciously with their
aauiiy singing ana. artistic pic- .-. naed , Wlbur p RrwV
.ure o..er...g mai i a lime ail- TV clmrvill.
there is an effort being made to! til further Investigation could be
pull blm back in the rare be- made.
cause Tom Word made one of
the best sheriffs that the state
has ever known.
ferent and colorful to the eye.
The Carslty (ilrla Ebell and
Benton, with violin saxaphone
and piano, offer a repertoire of
all popular song and musical lilts
that should appeal to the most
captious of critics. The girls
are big-time stars and have won
Oregon, who
worked with us a while cn the
Klamath newspapers at one time.
Mr. Brock is one of the closest
observers . in the entire . north
west and he can tell In advance
how business will tie 'several
weeks ahead. He Is of the opin
ion that the lumber business Is
fame for themselves in Broadway .ning , prk Vp and May , KooA
revues.
In a Beauty Shop" with Lee
and La Free Is a singing, talking
and dancing skit telling ot the
tribulations in a beauty parlor.
Coached in a humorous vein,
there Is plenty of wholesome
comedy throughout.
As the Soap Salesman, Frank
Evans keeps his auditors in a
simmer of amusement from start
to finish. His roller skate bit is
all hoke and surefire for laughs.
Karminoff and his company of
five artistes with pretty stage set
ting and appropriate costuming.
Both classic and character steps
are Indulged la by this great
aggregation.
On the screen, "Alomost Hu
man," starring Vera Reynolds.
KKTIRX8 TO HtAgK.
ROCHESTER, N. Y., July 25.
(API Dorothy Glsh Is to return
to the stage, making her first ap
pearance thereon since she went
Into the movies. Her husband.
James Rennie, will bave the lead
ing male role opposite her In
'Young Love," a story of a girl
from the Pacific coast trying lo
make her way in New York.
shape for a long period and he Is
also of the opinion that farm
land will not come hack for some
time to come, and that a number
who are now holding lands will
suffer severe losses before they
get back to their ssormal prices.
Mr. Krock was, for many years,
editor of the Walla Walla I'nlon,
No More Gas
In Stomach
and Bowels
If 9om with to b Bnn-nentlr rtv
lUved of In atotnach and bowel,
taka Baalitiann'a Caa Tab 14 a, whtcb
ara prrparad paelally for atomach
and all tha bad ad acta raaultl-f Icon
gat praaaura
That amply, fnawlriK ffatlnf at tfia
llt of tha atomach will disappear! that
aniloua. nervoua fallnf with haart paf
iiiauoa wiu vanian, ana you win again
i abla to taka a daep braath without
dla com fort.
That drowar. aieaoT feel In after
dlDMr will b replaced bjr a daalra for
entrrUlnmant. Uloatlna; will reaaa.
Your limbs, arm a and nnara will no
oncr 11 cold and "go to alaep' ba
causa Baalmann'a Caa Tablftta pravrnt
gmm ijo'h tnictienni ' wiu ma circula
tion. Cat tka aenulna. In tha vallow nack.
at aa f4 4fVf ater Prlca $1.
Used by,
Champions
Jk
RUBBING
ALCOHOL
The great rub-down ' that
tones you np!
Makes new life leap through
tired, aching muscles.
Prescribed by Physicians
and lined In homes, athle
tic clubs, Turkish .' halhs
and hnspllals everywhere,
l ull Pint
59c
STAR DRUG CO
Tha ffexatl Stora
Klamath Kails Oregon
: Ronlfacio Loera was shot
twice nt Algoma contp Sunday,
both bullet wounds going through
the man's head.
Ortiz was held hy officers
after the shooting, following. It
was said, an attempt on his part
to elude police.
Actual cause of the Mexican's
death, autopsy revealed, was In
ternal hemorrhage. In spite of
the fuct that his head had bceu
penetrated hy two bullets.
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