Tntre Pour
THE EVENINO HERATiD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Saturday, September Ifi, 102ft
HE DELUXE
T. D. MALARKBY-
r. a. tNciLisii
... MdUor
..Bualnoaa MuufM'
Pabllahsd every aftarnoon etcpt Sunday by The Herald Publlahing
Company at 101-111 Mouth Fifth atrset, Klamath Falla, Orr.oa.
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Bntrd aa rond clan matur at tha ttottnffloa at Klamath Falla.
Oragoa, on Auguat 10, 104, undar aci ot Cone rasa, March S, UT9. j
REQUIREMENTS
Br Mall
la lion t ha
laraa Month
Ob Month
Delivered hr Caul
6.et Ona rar f a
lit 8li Momha
l it Thro Months 1 IS
.it Ona Month .
I nAt trhi fhtirrhf llu are requested to bo Ht the
lit, l.alUriiU.3 Uerfiw-lamorrow. Special pro-
I Klrl Church of Chil-I, Helen-. urniiiK will murk I ho day. The
list. 10th a ml Washington: Sun-'puator speaks at 11:00 u'cluck on
day school at 8:45 . m.l Stuidny'the tou: "Take I'p Thy lied nml
service. 11 a. in., suhjel't, "Mat-, Walk." At thu evening service
I tor." Wednesday evening meet- Mr. Womclt will undertake lo
lug Ht 8 o'clock. Kroo reading answer (ho question: "Why lhi
room Hint free lending library Church la III Politics." Strangers
(opeu from 2:30 to 4:30 p. in. on In the city ami friends not regu
Tucsday. Thursday and Saturday, lurly attending elsewhere, uro nl-
Tho pulille la rortliiilly Invited to ways cordially welcome
attend the service, ami use Ills
VVln..liiy evening. Illblo-atudy! CANADA WHEAT
nil on ntiiijr v veil ill K hi o ij ninu
l ll. HltlmihiniMO, imMtor.
.4OC1ATM PHKM I.RAHRD TVIRB
BBMHKH OK At HIT Bl'RRAU OF CtRCVLATlOrf
M MaVr mt thm AMsrlated Prwia
Tka Ataotatat) Trrna U Mrlusively anlitUd to tha a ar republica
tion of all a 'a dlap(cha credited to It or not otharwiaa eradliad la
thla vapur, and alao tha loc,l nwi published therein. All rlfht o f
pablloatlon of apaclal dispatcher heroin ara alao raaarTad.
f. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1928
Reign of Stool Pigeon Is Over
"THE REIGN of the federal prohibition "stool pijreon" in
Last Word In Heavy Duty ."'"'
Rubber I Reached In
Late Production
Tlio Nnlvntlon Army, DID Will
mil atriK't, near Sixth, Kiialgu nml
Mis, Fred Itnhtnioii In charge:
Sat il l-lii V iiIkIK, S p. in, II. 'V.
J union II. Ilurrell if Columbus,
Ohio, will preach. Street input
Inn lit 7:30 p. m : Siimlny lit II
it. in. Mra. KiihIkii Itoblniton will
X
has come to a sudden end.
Prohibition Commissioner " ana. moT lay V 'n"
Doran today announced that this method of obtaining evi- grueling conditions.
The new Miller heavy duty
In annoiinilnK 'hp new Mlllpr
.ilpluie heavy duty alx-ply pan
iwiiKer lire .Mr. T. II. Sliirdlrant.
Miller dealer hero, aald Hint tho Sunday at 10:30. All are cr
new tire la deaiined to meet the .llally wcliomo.ut our aervlees.
roqulroinetils ol tho molorUt who
demauda alperlalire luxury In Intoraiilloiuil ' llililo Sluib nl,
tirea. Mr. Sturdivant raid that 978 lllehn street: lietular bible
'arwd I it v 1 1 i n k hlRhwaya. ateadlly atudy erery Sunday at 2 p. in.
! Inrrj-asliiR traffic regulations and The nubjert for Sunday's atudy
other conditions that demand will bo. "Fixed Period of Time
more ot tires hare combined to of Jehonah's Plan." Tills la a
create a new division In motor- Tory Intemstliic aeries of studios
In which many motorists de- and all are welcome to attend.
preach: Sunday school at 3:30
KlrM Itnp'tiM ( IniiYh, Kliihlhip. in.; Sunday vvenliii! at 8 p. m.
and WaxhiiiKton atreel. A. V. I Knvoy l.llllnit tiray Mct'ormlck
Sacnil Hi-art bunb. KUhlli 'Minmons, mslor: lllblo school ! of Portland will prenih. Sunday
and(lllKh, Iter. A. K. l.ocser, ' t !:4S a. in: moriiluit service I nltlit tliero will be an IIIiiKlraled
Iter. Schmidt: Sunday masses at sorinon II a. in.: Kvnlnw Isonit. Spoclul alualiix ut all the
:S0. 8:00 and 10:30; eveuiiiK j Worship. 1: 3D p. in. Sunday will I nieelliiKs. llliliK tho ruiully. Wel
dpvolioR at 7:30:. week-day mass x prububly he tho close of our re-1 como to nil.
at 7 a. in.; Morrill first and third lal uieotliiR as Mf. Milan inut i
return to his homo In. Kurt
Worth. All day aervlce IncludlliK
bapilsm Sunday. Iteaular mid
week servlc this wk.
a
New Tolaliiciit Kww .MUokiii,
Sunday services: lllbu and Sun
day school at 10:00 a. in : lilvlne
service at 2:30 p. ni. Oihmi air
servlco at lh and Main at 7:00
p. m. r.vaniteliatlr service nt
dence against violators had been discontinued.
St. Paul's KoInooimI Oiurcli,
Th. Ll..u .1 1 .. 4.1. k K.II..I. A '
r,.e,...., l.,rc.,r.1Kiu.. a. (j,,,,,, wrv)r (
... . . ... . . , - , , passenger lire. Air. sturnivani w .t.... . . '
we nave only one criticism to maxe oi ;ur. Gorans . . h- .., ",. . , "" 1 ommuuion: :a r
... . . aaiu, nas a carcass oi six piles or cmirinv c.hriiii- 11 a ih - I
action he should have stopped this method of law en- extra strong cord fabric of KKyP- ,or , h ,h' nr! heV t it.' s,'u'n ""'
(..sn.l mnnlhi n tlan cotton with extra heavy -. 3-' ortn Minn street
Aiivciuvu, niuikiiia ft " . m-i , ice ia iuaiins.
COAST WOMAN
SETS ANOTHER
AQUATIC MARK
NKW YOltK. Sept. 15. (VI - A
new world's record for roiillnu
oua swlniinliig was claimed loduy
by Mrs. Myrtle lliiddleslon of
' t'nllforuln. who remained In a
7:45 p. m. Week-day services on ' ('"""y l"lu,", r"r M ,,""r"
Tuesday evening, 7:41
Thursday evening at-
p. in.,
:4S p.
:00 p.
t bun b.
Services.
Under the "stool pigeon-regime, the strong authority "be.roen"' X rZ Zi? '. '"wn
Newcomers , Sultatli school (Saturday) at 10
f u tt:jj cs... ilHurl 1v -on bc Uv ibi . a . . . ciany invitea to tnese services.
VI LIIC V Ilivc kjvaicn o iviuvu " i rau in uvm irr aiiu U1UKIHT anu .
very nature of their positions, were usually unfit to n 'miiiar Minor tread dosign j ylrut Vnvhy lcrUn ti.ur,!,,
shoulder the responsibility they assumed. i be,u,7,rL 9:45. Sabba...
When the bare fact, are faced squarely, one must liT Two "fnU Z Tr tTi
admit without doubt, that the man who would stoop to 'dsef r ,he ,,re"d ,re ,lank-Uises: il:oo. Morning Worship.
be a paid prohibition spy will not bring nfipect and de- Z tL'at 'run, well down'Th" ' ? "V fl ""' "V
potion to that law he pretends to enforce. He is a man sidewaii. Between the running M.,.h,l ! ' r,'I, '.'" ,Tyi ,V
paid for artifice, deception and betrayal: one who 13 " m ? : ' . J. lnn- "ii numbers by Mrs.
,, , , , . . . , , the Miller design is so fashioned ., ,, . . ...
often regarded as on a par with bootleggers; and nc tn,t ths rosd gripping qualities Xilln,r- 00. :n'n
...u' .:,.. i... ,.;i,:. ....j.i ! .,. T . . . , ship. Sermon: "The Revelation
creased.
of the United States.
In Klamath Falls we have seen blackguards hired as
"stool pigeons." We have heard of these' men "hi-jack-ing,"
and of demanding "protection" money from their
bootlegging acquaintances.
We recall one instance of an ex-convict whose career
in Klamath as stool pigeon, was brief but exciting. This
ma nturned out to be nothing but a plain highway robber.
He was indicted and "skipped."
Another "under-cover" man was hired by Klamath
authorities for a time. He moved to Lakeview and was j
promptly indicted. Later in Portland, he got into an-:
other scrape, and was indicted there. Where he is now,
we don't know, but obviously he should be behind the
bars. .
So it is that we greet the end of the "stool pigeon"
regime with satisfaction, and look forward to enforce-
of Man." "The Veil of the Heart."
Mrs. Geo. Mclmyre at the organ.
Night.
Make
f Ci.Jt..-t IJ . 1 .
" . , ., , . Vt. . 1 Wednesday. S:30 Church
;tl?:,a".,'r?.WmSl" ,.h"d PPT 40-cents. 25 rents.
., , j j .... reservations. Topics: The Re
tire luxury and dependab Illy ; ,,,, .. , ' ,,, . .T
.... kt k demptlou of Our Minds the re
that he has been seeking. Also. . ,. , . . . .
Ill Klve the average, motor- . . , .
, , .. " .. to modern psychology. Thursday,
most astonishing mileage, , , . , '
; While the demand on tires varies m uuu" l,eV s"" "l:"-
Mr. Sturdivant ..Id. with the car " WOD,enfc"Ue,r7'", ,h
owner, the new six-ply heavy ''Ml0nihry "ll f ,1e 'huri;h'
duty, passenger tire represent. ' .
o'clock
11 a. ui.,
churuh aervices at
prayer meeting, 7:30
WELL GROOMED
WOMEN KNOW
a fare powder like Ibis new won
derful French Process Powder
called MEM.O-CI.O slays on j
longer keeps that ugly shine i
away gives the skin a soft.
peachoy look prevents large j
pores. You will be amased al j
the beautiful qualities and pur
ity of MKI.UM.I.O. You will In
glad you tried It. Vnderwocd's
Pharmacy. Adv.
She collapacd at thn expiration of
(he time limit she had set early
today and was assisted from the
water. The record w as held by
Mrs. l.oe Fourrler of t'ollmi. Cali
fornia, who on August 17, swum
continuously for 6(1 hours and 66
minutes. ,
S
Gene Tuiiney Is the must cul
tured American who ever visited
! the library of Trinity college.
Dublin, according to the librar
ian. Wonder why more cultured
Americans haven't visited Ihi-reT
It
1st
actual tire economy with its abil
ity to wear long and well. i
Imnianuel llaptL-t Church, tlth
and High streets: Services in the
'morning at 11. and at 7:30 p. m.
: Morning subject: "The Glory of
LAKEVIEW. Ore.. Sent- 15. .- ..-.vi
ment of thfe law on,a.nr.ml andjraigtyfoicwardtxisis. at-AV fvrfronl rKW0- hie ne..No More. HThie school
: ; "' ' ,,1no ana otner centm maneta . t-Si 45 .J ChureB .tlclt IVedaea-
! have been In Lake counfy Tor the day." The public invited to all
limP C rSfinff v oujiiig up lanios. ,ervices.
Lamb Price Is
High In Lake .
Wednesday noon. Thursday at
7:00 p. m.. Stewardship Club at
the Manse. 434 X. Second for
young business and professional
men. Supper and discussion.
and growers have received good
One week from today next
Saturday to be exact, between
a. m. and 11 a. ni . we
want to see all those boys and
girls cf school age whi want
to earn Christmas money.
Make your plans now to be at
Plum and Sixth streets
at that time on th jt day.
we will tell you some
thing Interesting.
JIM HILL'S
SERVICE
G.S. OIL ami TIKKS
PIIO.VK 14.1:1
IM.I M HT.
URTHER DELAY in obtaining an opinion on the I r,ces for ,nelr "fious grades of ; zlon i.u,i.rali , f i.,,-1,. J02
lambs.
method of selecting a successor to Horace R. Dunlap, wether
Hlgn street. G. W . Horrman. pas
lambs for the most ,,. K,,rf ...i,,.i .i nn.i..
resigned county commiisioner, may cause considerable ; part have been contracted at lo,,, at 9:3n. Morning worship
embarrassment. The district attorney's office first ;"n' ?er P""- at it:30. There win also be a
wrote to the state attorney general's office and thenj.,
Wired to have the opinion hastened. There has also been a steady neadny evening at 7-30 Rtrang-
In event Mr. Dunlap's successor will be elected rather ' market ,nT we lsmbs- wUh ,he and vuitors are cordially in
than appointed, October 11, is the last date on which j "YJ estimated' today that ;T"ed ' atle;d "'l"i,:
candidates can formally qualify for election, if the 1 1'-' .round 75.000 lambs ; Kianiaih Temple. Eighth and
county special election would be held at the same time:!l"Te bee" old, th" far ,,urlnK Oak street. Guy De vne. pastor,
as the general election, November 6. peeing whicS win' big : P-e oos-w: Sunday service.
. . , . ., . . ' s. unii win uiiiiK at 9:4 5 a. m.. classes for all ages.
Time is short and, in the meantime, Klamath is await-; to,ai p to mo 100,000 Mrn Jonn L1fRg,yi superintend
ing the pleasure of the state attorney general's office. iW'Lh'11 " h0T I,9' 1 Xt ent' At fl'"",n o-cock Divine
j pricc received for lambs this Worship. "Christ in the Midst of
the Seven Golden Candlesticks.'
CRIME DETAILS
ARE DISCOVERED
aged 12 and 10 years, respective-i Drlc, h.e Wn ,,..,., .. ?.' preaehlng service. One half
ly. who are believed to hav. been Larco'nty wool comnmndinE hUr ',PC'la, n,U!"t'al
the victims of Stewart Northcott lJlJ?????- '"o Spirituals" followed by
(Continued Horn page 1)
fugitive, who also Is believed to
have fled' to the north.
The first killing, Clark told
detectives, was that of the Mexi
can youth. He did not see thej
killing but knew, that It had 1
been done after "the younger
Northcott had subjected him to
a week's torture. I
nnd nr(a eVilar .cfrt-incr ( h aTiaAfi.
on an alleged murder farm near ... . . ... message,
Corona HlHaniM-nred - ahntit plrht i-.i. ,.. 1. .-,.., 1 noui .
Is It Well With,
Isfied with tha outlook of" their.
o'clock on the evening of May ; industry . ! ... . .
U .. inoustry. First Mt-thotlist tlmrcli, Tenlh
liw. fUi v. 1,1.1. ' !-nd High streets. Rev. Frank L.
naped inspired a wide police hunt
which was aided by citizens and
boy scout organization.. On Ma; v
19 a letter purporting to be from!
one of the boy. was mailed to
the parents. It had been drop-
; Wemett. Minister: On Sunday
Al Tlit Pins Tr I lthe Pastor concludes another year
. of service In Klamath Falls
. .. , ' will leave for the Annual (
Screen fans who' prefer having ference at Hood River on M
their stories centered about a day. All members of the congre-
and ; 'i
'on-' j
lon f
Northland
Transportation
Company
T6 all points North,
East and West
For Convenience,
Economy, Safety and
Dependability
"Ride the Northland"
Phone 999
Terminal Stage
Depot
615 Main Street
The Collins boy was brought ' pei into a Pomona mail box. The" ! fe,T. cnrac,e f unuuaI talel1' .
to tne larm next. r.ortncott told , ie,ter said the hv. hart n to
him, Clark said, that he was Mexico.
bringing a playmate and when i ,
the boy came he was Introduced
as Collins. For a week, Clark
declared, Collins was subjected
to frightful tortures, while tied
to a bed. Then Northcott wanted ;
to get rid of him but his mother, i
according to Clark, was afraid, j
Mrs. Northcott later, however, ;
stole into the boy', room and '
killed him with an axe, Clark '
aid. He did not know where
the body was burled. I
Detectives found a bloodstain
Heroert Hoover now plans to
ed cot similar to one described make his last speech in the east
by Clark as that on which the ' Just before he leaves for his Call
killings occurred. , fornla home late In October. It
, will be delivered at Iloston at a
LOS ANOKLES. Sept. 15. (A. ',. ' , ' "u
P.) Discovery of a boy's hand
boy', clothing and a "boy scout1
dirt ate has no
will be particularly pleased with
"If I Were Single," written and
adopted by Robert Lord and
now playing at the Pine Tree
theatre.
Mat McAvoy and Conrad Nagel
co-star In "If I Were Single,"
and It Is about these two char
acters and Myrna Loy and Andre
Beranger, who appear in their
support, that the entire story
revolves. According to Roy
Del Ruth, who directed the pic
' ture, the success of the produc-
WASHINGTON. Sept. 15, (PV ' ,7 V ' . . "
' kJciJl "TV cellent nortravaln of these fnor
i characters, and upon the happy
.choice of a story In which their
talents readily lend themselves.
Hoover Speech j
In Boston To
Be Final One
By J AMKH L. WEST
Asaoriatr.1 Prows Htetff Writer
NOTICE!
MEDFORD - KLAMATH
AND
. KLAMATH - LAKEVIEW
FREIGHT LINES
Now Permanently Located at
PEOPLE'S WAREHOUSE
PHONE 704 SOUTH SIXTH ST.
While Invited to deliver ad
dresses at a number of places, -
k.i herl.ri In nnlrkllmo on the -l"""""" l"e-.ueuii.l can-
Northcott farm ill Riverside ,,,. T,i,i . ,""!m,un
of tnakinr adrlttinn tn tho nrn.
county, was made today by ..am nf . . .
At The Liberty
Lovers of romance and ad
venture will find them aplenty
ri-nm nf rn. , i . . . in ine new wninwina vesiern
.horlffs party digging on the;.. . . ,, ... now playing at the Liberty thea-
laid out for himself. i lre- " cauea rnnce or tne
Because of the pressure which ,,ans," and stars Tex May-
chicken ranch in search of the
graves of four boys believed to
( Lave been tortured and slain.
the conduct of the campaign is
nen utlli ers lirsl wont to me , milkn on .... h. h.
ranch where Gordon Cyrus North-;rncd invitatinn to speak at
con, zu, ana nis niotnor, .urs. ,he Massachusetts slate fair
' nard, brother of Ken and
art's Rough Riders. How
chap con ride! He wa
In the saddle and it's a
Ray
this born
treat
Louisa Northcott, are accused of Springfield on the occasion of his t0 watch him lope across the
torturing and killing four boys. vlst t0 the bay stole. rolling plains. Afler seeing his
ll was reported that a human i Senator Edge went to tne i "ft stirring vehicle fans will
head was found In a grave near white House today and told : k 'or more pictures featuring
a chic ken shed. ' President Coolldge that Now Jer- this likable Westerner.
1 . isey Is "coming across", for Hor-I Also chapter number 4 of
POMONA, Cal., Sept. 15. (A. J bert Hoover, : - "Tarzan the Mighty."
PIANO MOVING
When you want your piano moved CALL US
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY
OF PIANO MOVING
City Transfer & Storage Co.
Phone 433
820 Klamath Ave.
Watchforthe '
Lifebuoy callec
Shes bringing'"
i
RELIABLE USED
CARS
Reliable Dealer
I4-C us show you what wr
have to offer and art our
prices ami TUtMS.
FORDS
Koat.lm, ('uiiihp, Tturlng.
975.00 ami up.
. DODGES
1931 Roadster, g'.nd con
dition, ready U go .... S4.VI
1921 Coupe, good tiros,
mocli., fair a Is 47.1
1920Si'dan. runs good ... 175
FRANKLIN
1921 Duplex Touring, a
real buy and In
shape : UMI
STUDEBAKER
1925 Gncd tires. Runs
good and In' inly .. .T-.1
1927 Cher. Cout h Is very
go d condition .VUI
TRUCKS
G M C 1-Ton only 'M
l.'hcv. lengthened wheel
- base. 32- Urea .. . UMI
Dodjje Screen Side like
new
Dodffe Panel, runs fine .
Mil
loo
1924 Ford Deliver, all
nearly new tires
1927 Chev. Panel delivery
a good buy 450
OSTENDORF
MOTOR CO.
lodge ami Graham llrothci
Dealer
CROP HURT BY
ROT AND RUST
PI'.'NIII.KTON, Ore., Hepl. 15.
(l'l - I'titl Mi Inl) re, proiiilneiit
locul Vbeat m ower w ho baa ru-.
turned from a trip to Culaary,
Alia.. Cunudu, said hem today j
Ihut black rust and rool ml has'
CURRY FORESTS
ARE COMBED BY
DEER HUNTERS
GOI-H 1 1 1: A 1 1 , Hie., Sept. It,
(p) - All liiilKa In Gold lleach,
Wedilerburii and ut l.owuiy'a, up
thn river from tha inoulli of
Itogiui lllver, were fllh'd to rap-
liy Willi buulers anil (iKheriueu
G. Q. D'ALBINI
(Vrtllliil Public A.rounlant
Federal Tsi H-rvba
Phone 307 or 259-11
Mrdford Oregon
Stages Leave Daily
for Dorria, Tennant
and Weed, from
615 Main Street
Terminal Stage
Depot
XkTl
4p-icors m.
hn)( nnir I JiL?iVit.
Come hrre tht ) hp
.11 is cool and yO ..
bRu-ing. Fnjo, tannery
San KuniiKO and
the comfort of the Call-
fornian. I(railiiiirtrra
lor V alley familin.
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HOW'S
BUSINESS?
This is the zero period for those
who fear "Presidential Year." Yet
no matter how bad business is you
expect to make some profit between
now and election.
You can't, if your business is de
stroyed by fire. Why not insure
those profits?
See '
Jas. H. Driscoll
; 'Writes
LIFE FIRE AUTO BONDS
Flcnty of money to loan on. good
"improved city property.
Phone 432 206 Williams Bldg.
A representative will be glad to call upon you.
hit thu wheat crop In I he t -1 ft mil nil saitlout of th" country.
iidlaii provinces of Albert mid Humlreda ar now acoiiilug Ilia
Saskatchewan and prospects of u (rry toie.ls for uiiuie. John
big Cauudluii crop has boon ru- Ailtiins, former Curry county
dined. gaino warden, and bis four sons,
Motoring through III" pro-! brought III live deer on I ho Ural
vlmcH, Mclutyre aid be talkt-d to ! day tint aciifuiu opened,
farmers w ho had cm led Bo-1
hUHhi-l crops three weeks ago.
Wet ground lind a ' Dili k stand
developed blue mould In the soil,
hu said, and this led lo bluck
rust. Italn, snow and a Creese
followed. Indliullotis, Mclutyre
said, Hilut to a four hundred
million crop tr Canada, a I
Too will Uk 9 t s
LOS ANGELES
Dcttcr If Yg Stop a
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3C
7A
uKfegi?o SIpMttuaaIIs,,5
One-half hour special mimical program before the message Sunday
evening. Don't miss this. Come and bring your friends. A big
welcome awaits all. At
KLAMATH TEMPLE
Corner Eighth and Oak Streets , ,
11
Service
"Christ In the Midst of the Seven Golden Candlesticks"
8 p. m.
"Is It Well With Thy Soul?" '
JJ ... , ;
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