The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, August 21, 1928, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextI THE KVRKINO HER AT.n. .KLAMATH FALLS, OREGrtM Tiiomlhy,- August 2t,102fj I TOWN 0F!f5eT:, W0MEN STR!KE -'iM t-V nUUUtj 1 1 1 11 1 IIT PMI i-TEXAS IN GRIP mm m ! Officer. Are Allied With I v: Bootlegging and Nar- 1 colic Elements, Charge ,Vi ' KL I'ASO, Tex., Aim. 21. (V 1') Peace officer of the oil boom towns In Winkler country. 'r members of vice rlnir of , lrge proportion, ll was charged In a petition filed lu feilural court -- here toiUy. . . Lovina and Ar.hanihault, own era of properly In the town of . .-Wink, ulc that peace officers and others bo restrained from boot- ""lemtiiiR and that JiO.OrtO actual and 150.000 exemplary damages bo axHesHed aKainst J. M. Schnell. acuta! leasers. The petition accuses the ofti- - cr of open violation of national '"nod state narcotic and prohibition 1 . laws. Among the defendants are Sheriff W. A. I'riesl. Mayor J. L. j -.Ostrom, Justice of the Peace l. ( V. Hannah, County Attorney Hill j D. Hudson, two deputy sheriffs, I two constables and a county com- J missloner. ' i 0)" Mrs. Archambault. accouiiug to . j,, the petition, appealed to the of-' . flcials to stop abuse of her prop- 1 - -rtjr and was arrested and tried ; for disturbing the peace, .n" I ' UNDY'S SPOT. i il l' ,v' N ft ' I , IT At The Pine Tree 2 -1 At The Liberty Thcro'ls a snisrtly arriinitvd "What I'rlce lilory. line-up or rivu acts for Ihl Tiles, i w.,r film now at Ihe Liberty the. any una mihhhmiuijt wuii enmeuy mre Is l no pievuinua leu l ii i e. I ills vii licly bill will bo siipiilcninuied , '"n KinK-kout plciuie rinniin Executive Committee of , r uuunuai cmcIIimuc, mnkiiiK un DrcmniTAtion Issues For- 'lll double bill tiihi vcrsauia tuiir. ( Ill t ai ioll I'roulu liitx with ii pot pictures, )(. M'liie ncut fciila M(ly ,,,.,, oi vcnmiouiiimu ana iiiiisiiiiik , wU)., Ihl, llrrt,. u wuii koiiio noveny niiiaic Willi BIG FREIGHTER MINUS MANY OF Iho merry ,111V deck, stculs Ills upirlir of-1 ' lIl-VV Hl YJIX I inlcf Or Is It bvrsi'itul (Jiilrt, lliul 'roiiKli mid hlusleiiiiK Icuthorin'ck, jwho knows all III" card" tricks In i flcnr'M sweethearts when lie aels ' aire. Is screen piny without a a cIiuiich and takes bis war it" a vllliiln. A not her novel feature oi ' nintler of course. It Is that you can use your own I . VI. tur-MrUiKleh plays the firm .oihcreiiou Ml piCMUK lll lien ' ) " " "'l. .. i,M.,.r v will. H IIALMOA, t', Auk. It. (I'I'I Manned by a crew of six deck hand, the mystic Hue fmlxliter . W II I lit in A. McKuiiuey llniiied In- ra&l Announcement N'nbody will dlspulo thut the fiery; t'liiirniiilnu, pluytil by HoloreH l.owu is while ib. shinv Imbv" of IIh , "' r'-t"n '""' " "" WASIIIXOTOS, Aiir. St. tl'IM The executive comuilitee of the nailottul wonieu's deuiocintk law euforinneiit leaKUti Insuud a tulemetit last iilxht sayinit ll would be Impossible for them to believe uny promises resurdliiK . . ' t'liiirniiilnu, p uyid Uy Ho ores i.owo is -ine siuny imny me , ,. . Piilr. fliick ....I , ,, . (lml, d pur so ci.ml.iKly .lid IU Iwbled l ll- nn Is stiirt the pr.icee.l-, to..fi,.. and that I'rlvntes Klper ! l.nureiice HtullliiKs. one-lli.i.. can-' ltlr-il. mule mlilenu of the I poml or ciayoii .,,1BKy tuwy aH kU,. ' intu In the Murines himself, and try of Ibu storm which swept proUibltlou enforcement which ol lor Rood measure. Miixwulk AuderHoii ciiusl.i.cl the uluv Unit even nil the stuuii the some uovelly music with l-.lll,i i.-id n, hr.i.i,.,ii...i iiiIUiii.o could .honsii lis own luitiju and ssws. , Murine who uses profanity byilieio. lu i. .parte Iteed and CuiiiiIuk- preference, gels itlorlously drunk hum keep up the puce, as theirs int liar le One' anil leads bis iikoi i Nuwb.ira- (IreKou ('nuiiliiK Co. Is a smurtly routlns comedy act j into , bnltlo us light-heartedly as cannery pluul opens for slruw with noino uiiimunl ballads, buss , UioiikIi Iio were koIiir on a pic- hcrrlc. ON AIR FIELD WILL BE PARK 1 ROOSEVELT FIELD. L. I., "Aug. II.' (VP) The spot here :from which Col. Charles A. Llnd--rxfergh started his pon-stop flight .-.. to Paris will be made into a national park known as the Lind ' bergh Commemorative park, it was announced last night. : A group of prominent men 'I. have bought an area of ten acres from Paul J. Lannin, and will establish the park; Lanniu is owner of Roosevelt Field. p, Jr ! ' FIVKKILLKJI AVHEX J r -. MI'S STRIKES TRl'ti - RED WING.- Minn.,' Arfg. 21.; ''(UP) Five persons were killed "' and five others Injured neir here today when a passenger mo tot -bus struck a truck, over- i urned in a ditch .and burst into' -' flames. W. R. Ptchard, 20, de-i spue a fractured wrist, saved ' C.overuor Smith may make In his acceptance speech Wednesday, "Wliilo wo await with Interest 11 men overboard mi Aukiixi U. Tim McKeoiiey encountered Ihe storm 111 tulles southeast of Capo HI, Lucas. The heavy sous swept over the deck, t.yirlus lifeboats from the duvlls and sweeping a decklunil of lumber overboard. Hurry Corulsh does the songs J and music of popular variety, j whilst gyrating on rollers, Intro Governor SmltlTs acceptance ,iuclng violin and saxophone wlih speech, we know perfectly well Me lr!cky stunts on the skates, i Jfc . V..' Lit - v 1 - ! ..1 I . i that he will pledge 'law enforce mviit' on his solemn oath." the siatement said. "We know he will atletnpt to fool the million of dry. sober Americans by soft ! pedaling his real and already ex pressed views on prohibition. Re gardless of what he may say. tiovernor Smith's record speaks .for Itself. "All Governor Smith asks Is I the presidency of the United I thlrteenl States, the mini honorable and 'highest position In the world. A vilg-tlme offering of class and merit entitled "Even us You and I." brings Vord and Cunning ham, a musiciil comedy couple, direct from a ilruuduay produc tion. A Mar of screen and vaudeville Is uuniless, the . famous police , dog, whose ruxent releasee on Iho I screen were "The lllark Musk, Two Arabian Nights," and 'The Hour." lMiiiillfHs. trained and educated by Scolty Wilson. 'Is stated to he the only And all he has to offer Is a stir- j dog In the movies with actual po- serving promise or an official lice experience, having served a whose record makes It impossible year wih the Mounted division to believe bis promises." ' - 'In the north. . ! On the screen. "New York." 'with i'.icardo Cortex. Lois Wilson, I Eslelle Taylor. William Powell , and Norman Trevor.. OFFICIALS OF LEGION TO BE NAMED SOON HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS ' BRINU RESULTS j Klamath Post , No. - or .the American Legion '. will hold its I regular nopihljr meeting tonight . in Legion hall. If1 was announced !last night. Officers of the post Here's the" picture story of what sixty days in (he Arctic many j for " coming year will be elect ct them spent as a casfaway on the Ice. amid suffering and hard- ed. and William Cauong and O. ship did to (ieneral Umberto Nobile. the Italian explorer. Com- D. Matthews, delegates, will give pare the phno on the left, taken shortly before bis departure. w:ih a report, of the State Legion con the one on .he right, taken on his return to Rjnie. lie low are ihe ventlon recently held in Medford. commander aad three members of his rescued crew. Left to right. I ItetirHig officers are- Louis Giufeppe Biasa.. radio operator: Lieutenant : Vlgllerl." Nobile and ! K . Porter commander; Rogue. Nalale teceiooi. wh:se leg wss broken in ihe Ilalla crash. W, h vice-rommander: - Oeorge them Is Tilina. Nubile s dug. ' - '... William Canton, jfiljutaul. ATTORNEY cm;: ESE TOHG. ? ' G. Q. D'ALBINI Cert Kiel Public Accountant Federal Tax Service Puone 307 or 2S9-H Medford Oregon tour persons, from wreckage. ; How Oriental Organiza tion Work to Save the burning, Members Revealed 0 0l" 1 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 21 KHh.l MATTCM (UP) Efforts of the Bing Kong . r. . . V. iTons o save five, members who in me numan Body v --.its T , ... . . it la now absurd. and prepos- lerous to suffer rheumatic pains were hanged recently, igt Arizona for the murder of another Chi nese were revealed In a suit filed in superior court here today, from muscular Inflammatory, ci-' E- Elsenhour, ls Angeles tic, neuritis, lumbago or a'.torifty. clalme'd the Tong agreed ftorto of rheumatism ' to piy him 1200 a month to go Trunk's Prescrjptien does not10 Ki"gman- Ar)z- to .secure af depress the heart nor ruin the fidavils- to show ,he ndemned stomach nH HiD..- i. .men were not given a fair trial. . mm .b...ub Wl-VB eary to make Iteffective. Trunk's Prescription contains no harmful Jlrugs,'1 bat combines Ingredients -rtlesigned to positively' overcome "any kind of rheumatism. It is Impossible to get something Let ter. What more do you want? An Ideal Uric Acid Solvent and Livr -Medicine anyone can ' use with safety and satisfaction: manufac- The Dalles Plans ready for -turers established 35 y e a r a . '. $i63,oj new state tuberculosis Trunk's Prescription is sold by hospital. . "reliable druggists everywhjre- Llke Btar Drug Co. Adv. For results use Herald Class Ads The Tong also promised him 95000 If he secured pardons for the condemned Chinese, be. said. After spending a year securing the affidavits, Eisenhoiir said he received a'lelegram ordering him to drop the case. The suit requested 26Q0 sal ary and the $5000 bonus. SIDE GLANCES By George Clark - VrCTr Cxtn mi a timet, inc. V V,lViL "BUY for " : high compression motors RED CROWN oxwflouiai'ii ''I SVW.DAKD Oil COMPANY Of CAUlOSXI You cannot afford to buy BODY or LIMB WOOD When FIR SLAB is sel ling al io Cords ....$45.00 FIR SLAB Is better wood than BODY or LIMB wood and coals you aLout bait the money. 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She remained frumpy and tried to convince herself that she didn't care! s - Not today! , Advertising has played a remarkable part in mak ing every woman, attractive. It has taught her to use the beauty and charm that are her heritage, regardless of the shape of her fea tures. Her teeth, her hair, her Stands, her complexion, her clothes, and even her erect, athletic figure have been "brought out" by methods constantly before her in advertising. ' . The great beauty and style specialists of the coun try have been her consultants, as they are yours, if you are taking fullest advantage of the opportunities before you every day, in the advertising columns of 'this newspaper. Read the advertisements. They hold ' secrets of beauty and style that were denied the women of yesterday Mom'tx Pop Gus Ketcham Hits A Snag By Cowan KfcTfS", POf'S'OWVl : fSiCs. Ecn. 4UC COULDN'T CMO a CouD. SEEKS a CLUE ' Tc The VWtiu: ftBOUTS of E5WCE DAMGEPf tap , f-eov. MRS SweoP, BuC'S CouSin. 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