The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, September 21, 1928, Page 10, Image 10

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THE EVENIrtfl HERALD. KLAMATH FAU.S. OKECON
I'Vidav, ScU'inl)fi- 21,
1ST REPORT OF
DEATH UNTRUE
Governor of Porto Rico
Scof f at Rumor of
1000 Dead
lly 'Horai M. Towner,
(Unrvronr "f I'orto Hlra
; (Written for the. t'nlted Prtwa)
SAN Jl'AN. Pnrto Hlco, Sept.
'II'; ll'P) Although full reports
o( ramililtlra (n the hurricane
. whlrb. vpt Porto Klro are not
, yat poanllila,. Hi atateuiput tUat
1 1.000 peraoua were killed la
.without foundation.
" have at thl time arruraip
reporta from St) of 77 miinb'iinil
Itlea uhowlnit lot dead and S3"
Injured.
' Report, of destruction of prop
erty, hoa-ever. run hardly be
exaggerated. The norm swept
iuv enure iniauu. every pari j
- wag moat seriously aamajiea.
There are . at least 700.000
pernona homeless. . The value of
. the property and cropa destroyed
will run Into many millions of
dollars. It is Impossible to alvo
an. accurate estimate.
Mouey and aupplies are being
aent to all pane of the island
as rapidly as possible. A unit
of the American Ked Cross for
the United States arrived today.
"Khlp loads of supplies from the
Ked Cross and from the war
department are en route hut the
need is great and will contiuue
to exist.
It la probable there' were more
people injured in the Porto Rito
storm than in the Mississippi
river flood.
' ..
K. OF C. AGENT
. TO VISIT CITY
- Special aaenu Brother, llalla
- baa of Spokane, will pay an effi
Vial 'visit to the Knights of Co
lumbus" chapter in Klamath Falls
(on Friday evening. September 25.
This meeting is the initial
jnaeting of the Jail for the local
thapter, when officers for the en
' suing year will be elected. .
Members are asked to be pres
ent at assembly hall at eight
o'clock. - . .
j1 At The Liberty
I
Should war sever the ties ol .-.-- Mipuurtv
friendship? Is the spirit of bro- O 1 A 1 1, rilUriWAY ,
tharly love stronger than the en- , rHFflf C QTOI TN
mlty of nations? "His Foreign 1 Vnc.V.lVO O 1 ULU
Wife," showing today at the'
Liberty theatre, is a story of! SALEM, Ore., SepL:21. LP
brotherly lore. ' Five of six cheeks stolen from
6uch an experience befalls i ,Be auditor's office of - the state
Johnny Haines, played by Wal-i niS'nway department in the capi
lace MacDonald. in "His Foreign , to building last Thursday noon
Wife," a story of war's emotions,
depicting the romance of an
American doughboy in the Army
of Occupation, and a German
franlein -who Is looked upon by
his people as an enemy. This
latter character is portrayed by
Creta von Rue, a newcomer.
Edna Murphy,. Lee Shumway,
Elsie Bishop. Charles Clary and
others contribute other Important
Impersonations. '
WANTED JOII.
... t
. HOLLYWOOD.
Sept. 21. (UP)
Alfred Williams wanted to join
the movies. Today he called up
the casting director at Para-:
mount and asked for a Job as
Xtra. He telephoned day rates
from New Haven, Conn. "The
town's overrtin with extras" he
was told.
SIDE GLANCES
"flre ou urc tlwft 'The
This Plant
i
One cf Ihtt utraitict'Kl ptanta
non uian a drouth -t lint
xmia altKtlir cm a (Ikh of
flwh waa rxhlhltHil riHpntly bv
Mr. DhIkv II. Ilv.li' of Clireiantl.
Olik. It In i-allt'il tin- Darlina
tonla, it rwemhlpa In aptaraitre
the humlt'cl cobra of the Indian
junl-. ami U ial
small animal.
GOAL OF RED .
CROSS IS SET AT
$500 IN CITY
The . heavy Hetaond- being
made - upov the Aiutwican-' Ked
Cross at the present tuna on ar- d late today lo Sola Mae TlKimp
couiU of tho coastal storm and ' on. under sentence to die in the
mo iniiioie-west aiaster is ew-
deuced iu a lelcSTam received , d,.r ,,r Coleman Osborne, a coun-yeati-rday
by Ueorge Walton, sec- rv ntorekeener
retary of the local Ked Cross or
ganirotion, which reads:
"Latest reports from Porto
Rico, irgiu Islands and Florida
indicate increased demands upon to life Imprisonment was revom-j
Red Cross for both emergency re- mended bv the state prison com-
lief and permanent rehahilitatlon. mission after a hearing Wednes
Impossible to state exact amount Hnv
ouut
needed, but totul will be
vw'r
large. Suggest goal of your
chapter be ai0. West Indies '
and Florida disaster relief will
: be bandied from one fund. Na
tional lied Cross already sending
180,000 worth of foodstuffs to
Porto Rico."
j (Signed) "J. Arthur Jeffries."
i have been returned to the Ladd
and Bush bank here for pay
ment after having been cashed
j by merchants at Bend, it was re
vealed here today.
The six checks, aggregating
J660. were missed immediately
upon tji return of the auditor
from lunch Thursday noon but
it was thoueht at the time that
thev mizht have been Inst The ooiniy noi riog.ine pores ; ..; kw,v win e
tney might nave been lost.. The d , b d fine? .free. and that tbia treatment Is
checks were taken from a pile, of u mad; Dy J different.
probably 100 checks and had rsa aI)(i ca)ed MELLO-GLO. ' Married women must be ac
been selected from different fit is surely a wonderful Face companied by their husbands.
j parts of the pile. As a precau
tion, the bank" here was ordered
to stop payment on the checks.
a woman, undergoing a major
operation in a Chicago hospital
recently, was held under a hyp-
notic spell for nearly an hour,
No drugs or anesthetics were
used. .
By George Clark
OIU. bt NU SUVKt. MC
Oft i i en y
Wearlnu of tlic timin'?"
Eats Insects
-5"
respite saves
WOMAN KILLER
FROM GALLOWS
ATLANTA. Ga.. Sept. ii; (L.
i-'-A 6(itny respite aas Jtr.mt-
,.t.ctric chair toilay for the mur-
(orernur U !. Ilardiuau Siiid
he wanted more time to study
the legal aspects of the case.
Commutation of the
sentence:
day.
Mrs. Thompson was the third
, lRret, ,,,, ,,,.,., t0 the
hnir ,,, ,.,..,,
Thompson, her 23-year-old hus
band, and a negro, Jim Hugh
Roe. were executed two months
ago after a last minute "confes
sion by Mrs. Thompson failed
to save them.
3.1 Mil LION" voti." I'tiiiL-i-iu-r
t"r"vixn
XitVi.LA.VD, a. Sept-. .
P.) --.Tbe vote in the 'coming
presidential election will roach
33.000.OOO, Senator Arthur Cap-f
per of Kansas, farm bloc leader.
predicted here today. Capper Is
insect. and ( , I
( ; 4 i
i
on his way west tj campaign 'on,.,,
iiernen noover in me territory
Governor Smith is now covering.
Makes Girls
More Attractive
Wouldn't yon, to.
like a
powder that will
keep shine
away stay
on longer spread
Powder. Just
ry MELLO-GLO.
r I'nderwood's
Mom'tx Pop
VlELL.I WPE TOO RE TtU-IMCi
TmE TRUTH ABOUT BEimO. LOST im 1
The IU0OC6 PCS TEN DWS.ANt) I
VtSt CMT- Of fAV OHM
i laiu N0U GtTTlUCi. W&O
ft. FLAPPER, AMD VU 6 VNILUNG To BEUEE 9
IMfcl MPOMCK WLU VlOlfc rOK
Freckles and His
... ... .. 1 . . '
'??. t 1) JOANBOVDLAJEN(r ( I &4 0UTAM0PUTBEPPO A
'' AM IPSA ACMJ FUAOMY 111 ti'-m '7UBX)(5SOrV.E!TI2lCS J
DOMAKV HEAD OM Vl. Zzll CER7ANuy 60IN3 TO j
S. P. Freight
Facilities Will
Be Installed
The Southern 1'ucific company
yesterday made nppllcailoti to
the city for a permit to construe.!
nit automobile iniloiidhiK shed
and warehouse on' their property
adjoining the Ureal Northern's
new freight depot on South Sixth
street.
The platform will be SS 5 by
250 feet and the warehouse will
be 37 by 100 feet. Approximate
cost of the pisiform and building
wus given as $10.0(10.
This is a part of the develop
luent and service policy of the
( company announced recently.
I lie worK will no doua.jiy full. It
is announced. Altogether tho
railroad plana to Improve Its
Sixth street grounds to the ex
tent of approximately 1 00.000.
A (iantry crime will he in
stalled, a team track to facilitate
j unloading from rura will be laid,
and the property will bo filled In
: between the Siruhorn line and
'South Sixth street.
J These liuproveuionu will speed
up uuloadiug of freight, particu
larly heavy machinery which cat
I he handled by the crane, it was
stated.
COMING TO
KLAMATH FALLS
w. -a w s 4 . a e
Dr. Me lenthm
SPECIALIST
lu Internal .Mctllrluc for tlu
pu,t fiftes-n yearn -
J
v Does Not Operate)
Will lie at
ARCADE HOTEL
Monday, Sept 24,
Office Hours: 0 a.m. to 3 p.
ONE DAY ONLY
I
No Charge for Consultation
Dr. Mellenthln la a regular
graduate In medicine and surgery
and is licensed by tbe state of
Oregon.
He does not operate for chron
ie appendicitis, gall stones, ulcers
( of stomach, tonsils or adenoids,
i He has to his credit wunderful
: results in diseases of the stomach
Hirer, bowels, blood, skin, nerves..
; """ Wilder, lied wot-
UnK. caUrrn. wt,ak lunKa rnoa.
. matism. sciatica, leg ulcers and
' rectal ailments.
Below are the names of a few
1 f many satisfied patients in
' Oregon who- bava been treated
H. H. Blake. Marshfletd.
J Elmer Booker, Condon
Thos. Burke. Willamlna.
i Mrs. M. R. Cooper, ' Oregon
City. ...
I). G. Morn, Bonanza. .
B. M. Hurt, Arlington.
Mrs. tieorgeW. Mathes. Ash
face land.
nemrmoer me anove oate. mat
Lna Angeles. California. Adv.
EMt, VK1HEN
V TMl imiTH
ftL i)MllH
Friends
BtFOliE -A.MD TMM- TME TtlVOVi 1
I At The Pine Tree
,
Oil the HI one 1
Tim program of the Dixie
Jubilee liuurtel Includes a goodly
number of pluututloii uielodler
for which their voices are so pe
culinrly adapted However, while
(he folk-letro songs are favored
(he program Is liiteiipcrsed with
many humorous and popular so,
lections, ns well as attractive lea-
lures. This cotuhluiitlon. to -
gether with a very fine strain of
light comedy. makes a happy
coiuhliiiiilon.
On the Screeu
Utile Dove Is sold us a slave
for n purse-full of gold In "The
Love Mart." now nl the I'lnn
Tree theatre.
(lllbert Itoland iindaVoah lleevy,
with Miss Dove, have the leading
roles. Ktulle Chatilurd, Armund
Klamath Falls
l.OIMiK, ntUKItVAI., MITIlK
If.
II. I. O. KI KS
l,vts every
Tluirsilny Mnht
Visiting members welcome.
ELK- THMPLK. Srd and Muln.
J. K. SWANSKN. Fxnlled It u I or.
K. I. McMillan. Secretary.
NKioiinorin or v(Niicn.ipr
Meet first and third Wednes
days each month la I. O. O. F.
Building.
Grace M. Owans, Clerk
Lookout Bt.
Ride with-
. .
v Souflttihie&'im
(D)i?egomi -Strages
TERMINAL DEPOT
615 Main -Phone 999
The Pioneer Line of Southern Oregon ,
, . : operating local service from Klamath I
, . . Falls to Chiloquin Ashland and
' Me'dford, with connections to
all points North and South..
This company has served you faithfully in
the past years and will continue giving
your excellent service.
Busses leave from Stage Terminal, 615
Main street for Ashland and Medford at
7 a. n. 10 a. m. 1:30 p. m. S p. in.
. For Chiloquin and way points
8 a. m. 12:30 p. m. 3:30 p. m. 7 p.m.
Southern Oregon Stages
Mom Still Has
My NOT TEU. Mi YOU WERE ONf y
OF A PAIR OF TWN;AKO NEVER ,
HAD THOO&HT TO MENTION IT ' S
A Dog-Headed Monkey
Knlls, llorla Kurlof, Amli l.iliicv,
I Kii.vtuond 'I'm mit, I'iiuI Vluceiitl,
lloliert Hthiiahle and others up
peur III the curt.
OBTAIN PERMIT
FOR NEW ROOF
An application, fur permit lo
re-roof Ui county court house
was yesterday filed III the'offtc
of the rty recorder. '
. Construction on the job start-1
ed yesterday, Willi large pieces'
of the present roof hurtling down
ver the eavea past office win-!
' dowa and landing with loud
thumps and clatter on the
ground below.
- I
Chnrles Schwab savs that'
"puttlnu the Idea ucrusa" ami
not money Is what animates the
modem husluesa man.
Lodge Directory
IA)YAb UIUIKH OK MOtMH
U O. O. M.
Moos Hall. Klam
alh Ave.
asr OQLB, DM
Meet every Tbur
day, 7:10
KLiUI.VtH LOIHJK NO. TI
A. K. ana A. Jf.
ted Communlcattom
lad and 4th Mondays
Visiting Orother
Welroma
X)M1H Ul'IUINU
Her Doubts
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Tomorrow Nfehl-n,,!, ,..4l,,i
; ' . , and how
Winter Garden
i ' . with
Jack Howrinp: and His Music
"The music it the thing"
Hills Bros'
Arab says
HILLS BROS
Coffee is more
thaiv something hot
to drink
Hilll Bros.' frtftii of
Cantrvlltd Koitliiif
filet thrir etflrr an ts
iluuvc furor.
Look for the Arab ! It' the sign of the genuim
i Iills Bros. Coftce. Thai famous coee of uni
form ilclidoiuncss because every berry is roastct
evenly by I Iills Bro.' exclusive continuous proc
ess. No ordinary method of roasting could pro
(luce such a marvelous, full-bodied flavor.
Hills Bros. Codec is packed in vacuum. All
the rich flavor and exhilarating aroma come tc
you intact. Ask for Hills Bros. Codec by name
and look for the Arab on tlic can.
Frith frtm llit ar'tfimal 1
vmtumm park, hmtily
mfintA v'tth tht Ary.
By Cowan
0uE SEEH LEAPiMa A. CAMPERS
LIVE CO I0i IN ImE GCEfcT OTCH SPACE?
NOVltl NO tOOPt PE PlTCHlua S'JuS TEUT
OUT on ThE t'.CE ESCWt AKP COOksC
cTtfrH Wi ATlU WWV-t RE A0AM6V.
SCOUT SYOfcVfc'i
t :JAS.aa. nit u HT orrs. t ""K,.. j
By Blosser