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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 22, 1928)
Pnc Four THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON 5?tni;Tay. SontoinTior 22, 1923 T. a MALARKKT F. U. KNOLlbH HBtUtBMI Manager I- Published every afternoon escept Sunday by Tha Herald P-bllahlag Company at 101-111 Houlh Fifth ilrMl, Klamath Kails, Ortioi. C. WILLIAMS ! PERFECT HOME IS CANDIDATE ; IS NOW OPEN MODEL HOME IS v ELECTRIC HOME (Continued from p 1) (Continued from oage 1) Klnumlh county people who errd well hiiili and hand vnv. hitvti visited tlm new "l.wlel .iir cnon again spose nia mmu. . ,M,ry loaned by the Knedl- , Home" in the Hot Hprluga Adrtl- Letters From the People "I fe l that I am a com in In cur Art Shop.. Tha hangings In Hon hava shown great lnterc.ln , Kntered aa second elan matter at tha poatofflea at Klamath rails, Oregon, oa August 10, 1101, under aot of Congress, Much i, lilt. Br Mall His Months i TbrM Months Ooa Month lerllvered br Carvle .fill Ona roar M M I T! Bl Months I ll 1.11 Three Montha 1.11 . . Ona Month .It ASSOCIATKO PRKSS I.KASKD WIR MRMRBR OP AIIIT BUREAU or CIHC-LATIOlt nkl af tha Associate Press Taa Associated Press la ssclueively entitled to tha wee ar republica tion 0f all newa dispatches credited to It or not otharwtaa credited la ekls paper, and alio tha local newa published therein. All rtgkts ot e avblloUoD of special dlepatchea herein ara aleo reserved. - SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1928 Fire Again Imminent TIGHTLY or wrongly, blame for recent fires in Klam ath forests has been placed on deer hunters. ' Despite the fact that summer is over, fire hazard is as serious today as during the hottest days of July and August. Serious conflagrations are burning uncontrolled in various sections of Oregon and California. Assuming that deer hunters, as a class, are true - sportsmen and usually careful in the woods, the Evening Herald makes a personal appeal to all nimrods to ex ercise particular caution in disposing of matches, cigar ettes, and in extinguishing camp fires. The state showed its consideration for hunters by quickly lifting the deer hunting ban immediately after state-wide showers September 11 and 12. Now that the forests are again tinder dry and the forest fire men ace again imminent, wouldn't it be fair for hunters to reciprocate and show the same brand of consideration and cooperation they received from the state? loncr for the entire comity and ,,,., and' dliiln room are.lhe up-to-date .l--rl.ul mini p. . .... .,... ,, . ,.. Inj (u, onulr- Hung on incut which has noon installed In ;have time to Investigate thla n,vjr ,wUlrt wrouRlit Iron rods every room through the rmirtosy 'gentleman whose name contra to . traverse . cords. Draperies ' of The California Oregon Power Jua with the support of nubatan. i ,.,,,,, ,hp hom rB -,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,,, ,a,o llul rltltena of ( hlloquln. Aa and ao hung that light and view been partleuliuly lutore.led In tlm understand It. Mr. llama haa ,P8 Iu, 6Xl.lu(Iwi though privacy ,mdel kitchen whore a beautiful been a resluent of Chlloquln but , miy , ,wnni vtMy ,a quick-,p,r utomnllc while enamel U short me. comparatively, and llotp.ilnt rung I. the center of . ... ur-uy . .Hw ... Xll( ,lvlllK room furl,,,h,a by lructlotl. The latest model U.-K. IB my .upport to hi. appoint-1 , A,erlcaU. aecottd In attrnctl... the attention tr Bhr, ...i . ...i Th" b",1,roon '"' much of Klamath t np-to-tlale women d'i.M Liml" I ic me 'ttln for the whit, porcelain ;,,. d frnuny other am.ller i 1-td.t! . eni S. f .7,'. ..... 1 "'" "" by l.orotti com, u.,rl(. Upplttea 0 c,mw i fi,., ii off ,h! P,,"y bWuA "h h,,"t"1" tor their .hare. of Intere... !ut'court U .m,w.d70I? r,i"11 m' ," tnn i'M ! Aecordln, M Mr. K. . Klnhn. .count) court la empowered to P- ,,, art liy c,r Mnrton. a re- u,allll.er of tho local Como point . commlasloner to .erv.-,., , th. buM,w . f',r' 7 " until the fintt of January. 1S. ! -,.. , Klamath Kalla fcieuru Mtore. mere are aeverul .. .kbh tin,. ,k. ,...... renl.er . Kl.""",.l, "" .. . , homes in til lit city I tint aa com- , " Tne ineeta and priow atipa in , ,,i,..i- -i-,-,ri.ti v ..ni,.n...i lat tha -SDerial counlr election. ! . ..... .... plelty electrkally equipped November 6. will take office. i,,..,i hv M,i' t..re are most MALIN MAN IS BADLY WOUNDED (Continued from pat 1) loaned effective. ) The California Oregon Tower company placed' the most up to-the-mlniite electrical equipment , In the home. The kitchen waa filled with women throughout the reception houra who admired aa the one now on tllaplay. Thla fact peaks well for the prigreaaive spirit of Klamath renldenta In modernliing their homea ami making a state-wide reputation for Klamuth Kails aa a "city of up-to-date homea." The Ktlltor, Keening llernld, ' K la ill u t It Kulla, Oregon, I Hear 81c,: We have beeu reading with a 'great tleul of niprvclutloil unit sympathy your vurloua aitlt lea mul editorials In the mntter of; j livestock on Tho liitllea-l'nlirnr- ii In highway through Ilia reser-! vutloil. This nieiiiiie ll.t" lieeit the aotirco of two very aerlotis at'cldenta this slimmer and to'tir-' llsta have Justly roiuplulnetl re-1 peutrdly lo us nhout the Vllua- lion. I . . ... ! I hope It will lue possible through the medium of your; paper to arouse public opinion Into action and Ihul the comll-1 , lion will he remedied thla win-1 ' ler. Very truly youra. i 1 (Signed! I). W. CHAWKOlin ' Itl HSI I I, IIKITZKI. TO IUK l lit Ml lim it I.OS ANIilM.KH, Kepi. It, ()-Th.l only legal liliatilt'lo remaining before llussell HI. e Clair Heltiel mtglit bit seu- leltced lo deuth (or the ill- legtil iiiunler of liurbara Mnmier, III, was removed totltiy hy tlm .voting 1 ' ti I Ih - dflphtnii when he wllbtlrew his secoiiilnry plea of "not guilty by leiison of Insanity. Itulilicr la being enpetlmenti' Willi fur Jisvlng put poses. -j (I R..U nA Marls 0 Bull Dos Macks Ready for any logging t very reasonabU prices. OSTENDORF MOTOR CO. SIB jCUmath Ave. At The Liberty At The Pine Tree 2 A New Deal T ever a class of men deserved the good fortune they are now enjoying, it is livestock men. - Shortly after the war, the market dropped like a plummet, and for six or seven years remained at sacri fice price levels. It finally reached the point where wiseacres were announcing to the world that the United States was no longer a meat eating nation. And then came a new deal. Cattle revived, the price began to rise and is now at a high point guaran teeing operators a substantial profjt. dl By the very nature of the industry, cattle raising wuleroes the longest periods or depression loiiowed Dy the longest periods of stability. After the terrible year of. 1921, the market sank U the bottom of the well. Thereupon ensued black years. Many livestock men sold ' everything they had for what ever price they could get and bought sheep or banked the proceeds. Eventually the time came when there was no sur plus to dump on the market, and when that day dawned, the cattle market price displayed signs of strength. The men who stood "by their guns" are reaping the profits today. - The encouraging outlook of the cattle market is that it will probably remain at a steady and high level for several years to come. Why? Because it would take from four to five years to bring livestock back to the overproduction era of 1921. the mark owing to his nervous ness. He placed the rifle barrel under his chin, the last bullet tearing its way through the aide ware Vompauy of hla face and head. The auto i during the afternoon, in which Petruska was ridina was i A. Krause and Mrs. T. registered in the name of If. L. Norria of Klamath Falla. license number -2i-590. Ilia possessions constated of a' Woodman's 'lodge pin. a crucifig and rosary, tools, a portable phonograph and a camping outfit. Ietrusk drove down the side road and parked . about an hour before the suicido ' attempt and waa noticed by real- denta ot the district.. He waa found by a passing truck driver, , who notified a merchant police man. Charles Adama, who pro ceeded to the scene and later : called the police and County Physician L. D. Inskeep. A woman tourist walking north on the Pacific Highway was de-1 tained for a short time by the au horitlea for questioning and then released. The first three words ot the note were deciphered this morn ing as "My Dear Mother." Pen and ink and a tablet on which the message was written were found in the auto. The script waa writ ten In a firm hand. It was learn ed that Petruska had driven to a house near Talent, and was ac-1 com pa Died by a woman.. A resi dent cf that district, whose name, the authorities - did not learn. called at the hospital today and ' Identified' Petruska as tits caller. . I the reception hours who admired K2sacaaaeaaaawter its every convenience. The cook- i lug utensils and dishes were fur-j J T A YinPIJlVf Vr V nished by the Klamath Hard- ( A ----- -lIl X f Mrs. O. C. Camp bell were hostesses. During the evening. Mrs. Oscar Shlve and Mrs. G. H. .Merryman received The bualrasea are members of tilt Woman's Library club. This aflernoou Mrs. J. M. Iled ford and Mrs. Shaw were hostesses. To-' night. ..Mrs. R. (. (iroesberk and Mrs . K. lloyd will receive the visitors. . Flowers were. furnished by the; Garden Club. . The home waa placed on Hie; market yesterday by Mr. Hos-j kamp for JSOOU. Kverything In the home. ' furnished by local dealers Is also tor sale. Game Heads and Rugs Our Specialty Fur and Hides Tanned That deer head will have beauty and ejtpresalon If mounted by Wardwell Fur Co. j "Everything; In Kura" J Kipert Tulilernilts and I Furriers . . 1U H. Otli Ht. The vagarlea of life around the concessions nt the world's great est amusement park are vividly pictured in "Coney Island." which will be at the Pine Tree , theatre today. With l.ola Wilson, l.nclla Men del. Ktidolph Cameron, Ktigene Strong and William Irving In Hie 'cast, this picture proved e- j Iremely entertaining. Italpli ' line, the director, went to great lengths (or realism and dramatic Intensity. "Coney Island" la one of the outstanding pictures of tun year and one that you should put ou your preferred list. Lovely Ittiby. Illnlne, Hie ut- trticllve blond girl who plnya I oppnsllo Ten Murium! III his newest whirlwind western, "Itltlln' Luck." which opens at the Liberty theatre totliiy, luaf a rough time of It wlilln eimctlliK 1 her role In this iirotlut'tloii. Ituhy, ns Mai Jor In Hurl, Is kid naped by a cattle rustler. And what a ride ahe has! llul, according to Ituhy, It's all In lli-i day's work, and she wouldn't trnde her rolca In west ern pictures nn.t of which are nintlii on location - for tlm draw ing room type of production. G. Q. D'ALBINI Certified Public .Accountant Federal Tag Service Phone 307 or 3-9-11 Med ford Oregon $1.00 Chicken Dinner Sunday t Linkhaven Make Uescrvutions Karly Break fait, 50c Merchants Lunch, 50c 129 N. 5th St. NOTICE! MEDFORD - KLAMATH AND KLAMATH - LAKEVIEW FREIGHT LINES Now Permanently Located at PEOPLE'S WAREHOUSE PHONE 704 SOUTH SIXTH ST. DEATH CAUSED BY BIG BLAZE pended and women and children fled. All available men were on the fire lines this morning, and It was believed that If the wind did not rise again the fire could be halted on tire lines. ' (Continued From Page Ome) 25 miles north of Los Angeles. The flames swept "westward in dry brush and woods, and last MILL CITY, Oregon, SepL 22. night were threatening the Sanul wB1ndod by heat and Bmoke ltarbara national forest. The fire ; ,, woodsmeIl fighting fire at burned around the oil properties ,, 24 about 2o miles south of C. L. Doheny. but workmen of nere were brought to the "bos reported they had saved the der- ptai this morning. Several bun ricka. jdreds of acres have been burned Farther south, a fire swept :an( the Hammond Lumber com from Riverside county across the pany mill was forced to suspend Kan Diego county line, and last j operations due to lack of men night was burning up the nprth and equipment which have been xlope ot Palomar mountain, the : rushed .to the woods. Fire baz xettlng of several fiction stories ards are more 'acute now than where resorts were threatened, at any time during the summer Longshoremen from Ban Diego! with the humidity the lowest it were sent to the fire lines in, has been for aix or eight years, nuch numbers that arriving ves- els had to wait "hours for crews j FEET BLAMED In northern California, Butte I FOR DIFFICULTY county was experiencing thei, worst fires of years. The flames (Continued trom page 1) invaded the little mining town low.helled goft ort ..,, to the of Maftalla. but were beaten back(tlff --., ,Tpe ofter threo houses had been de-1 ..,hy,,cIan, are earnlng to Htroyed. The residents bad loaded ook at ,he feet aIm--t a . all their household goods on mo-;,, a th ,, SeI- ialdi ..to .tor trucks and automobiles, and ; dgeover cauges for a general run wore prepared to evacuate their down condlt,011. ..Not only -re nomes wun an posstuie salvage there the common foot troubles. if the doom fell. broken arches, flat feet, enlarged Joints, hammertoes. Inflamed tibias, hut rheumatism, spinal troubles and headaches, as well. 'Even that great American com. I'OItTLAND, Ore., Sept. 22. (A. IV) Fire which destroyed six buildings and menaced the en tire camp nt the new Bear Creek plaint of being tired after a day's ilnm of the Portlnnd water works , work and nervous exhaustion, nystetn, was being fought today may be only the result of feet by 2.10 men. Karly today the that are improperly shod, aerord- firo had been kept out of the ung t0 orthopedric experts." main rump, which consists of 45 buildings. Women and children, who were taken to places ot safety late yes terday when the fire was at Its worst, had returned to their homes this morning. The fire which started in slash ings In the ranyon which Is the s.-ciie of the $2,000,000 project, rpread rapidly, and all available men were ordered out to fight it jla work on the dam was ins- Foot troubles are becoming so general and alarming that ortho pedic surgery, a medical science that is comparatively new, has grown rapidly in the last few years. Shoe manufacturers also have been fcrced to take bad feet Into account by creating correc tive shoes, he said, tils, from In growing ' disposition! to house maid's knee, might be traced to the feet as the source of the trouble. In the opinion of Sell. 4IIg 99 . IF its a home already built that you want, we have several beautiful ones just completed and modern in every respect. Small down payments and the balance like rent. IF its an income property that you seek, we have several wonderful buys requiring as little as 11500 cash for a $100 per month income, to $8500 cash for an $800 per month income. "' IF its a fine lot you want for your future home, we have several listed by out-of-town owners at prices you cannot afford to pass up. IF its close-in acreage you want we have it, and can finance the building for you. IF you can visualize the city of tomorrow, you will reap the profits sure to come by taking advan tage of the Opportunities we have for you today. Slater Investment Company 115 So. 7th Phone 688 E ED A Kf (2 With Johnies . and Joes VALENCI ANS AT HENLEY HALL e Tonight. Sept. 22 Supper at 12 Dance Till 3 A. M. WOOD Orders for Slub.t and Block Wood are coming in fast, and prices will necessarily advance lis liatl weather comes on. i We have a brrgain in Slab Edgings at $2.00 per cord at the yard or $5.00 delivered. ,Hurry-up orders are go ing out promptly. Order a little ahead of your needs if possible. Peyton & Co. CO.lL. FI'KI. Oil OIL III ItVFltM VM 8. 7lh HI. Phone .I'M Bring Your Guests Here For ' Sunday Dinner Pretty dishes and beautiful silver, fino linens and excellent service together with the best food cooketl by an expert chef, will make you proud to bring your guests here for Sunday dinner, We know you will enjoy it. PELICAN GRILL Near Pine Tree Theatre II HY. Husband you and your family are invited to enjoy a Sunday Dinner at Klamath's fin est Coffee Shoppe, where meals are prepared by experts from clean and wholesome foods -Where Discriminating Folks Dine i Hotel Willard Coffee Shoppe THIS IS MY BANKER, JOHN, I Certainly Recommend Him . IN that headline is the greatest advertisement any bank or business can havV. It means satisfied customer. In this bank we arc very proud of tho fact that much of our new business comes from mon and women introduced to us by our customers. We try lo express our very real appreciation by giving n service to these new customers that will in turn move them to bring in their friends. Such growth is built on bedrock and we find this not only n profitable but a very pleiisnnt way to do business. ' Seeking new business on our record r ' AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON ' v i RESOURCES TWO MILLION AND MORE MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE . SYSTEM 13 . v
