The Evening herald., November 30, 1928, Page 10, Image 10

Friday, November M, 102ft
Papo Ton
TTIE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OKEGON
ALLEGED
Stewart Gets a
Big Hand
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SOT
Coast Guard Rake Small ,
Boat- One Killed, !
Another Injured
, UUFKALO. N. Y., Nov. SO. a
j) rYdvral ond r-ounty officials i
today wore liiveMtKutluR u falnl:
hooting by the- roust guard. I
Wbun the cabin cruiser bun. j
captured In Lake Ontario,
near the mouth of the Niagara '
TWer. yesterday, Carl Anderson.
18 of Lowlslon, one ot the bus
crew, was shot to death mid
Edmund 8ahr. H, of Niagara
Falls, the other member, seri
ously wounded.
Coust guardsmen acrl fne
(hooting wi Justified. They
Bald the boat, a susported rum
runner, failed to hove-to when
ordered.
Last-spring the fatal shooting
ot Jacob D. Hanson occurred only
a short distance from the scene
of yesterday's fatality. Hanson,
secretary of Niagara Kalis lodge
of Elks, was mortally wounded
while driving his automobile up
Lewlslon hill In Niagara county.
He was suspected by coast
guardsmen at the time of run
ning rum, but no liquor was
found In his car and acquain
tances later cleared bis uame of
all suspicion.
The bug lay on the beach near
Lewiston today .bullet holes In It
bearing witness to coast guards
man markmanship. The boat
was detected rnnnlng without
lights after the CG-2364. a fed
eral chaser, had been ordered to
watch out tor it. Reports had
been received that It had been
fetching beer and ale from Can
ada. A machine gun raked it with
ballets and when finally it was
boarded, Anderson was found
lifeless and his companion suf
fering from wounds from which
(Holds
TO RELIEVE
Start thenwrh bomtt aytton and rid your
Tttti cf ttpnHi) a mi a xxn at yon
Mix the firt npn of a coU Jo.t ula
NATURE'S REMCDY-N) Tab Hgsod
feature or prompt car a.'.J r. jant re
ach. It it mora thoroorb in ariicri and
far betwr than ordinary lu rtea. Try t.
Mild,afc, purely vegetable 25c
NEWS NOTES
: SPRING LAKE
(SHt'iitl To The lleruUI)
' (Mrs. K. A. Sihreliier,- rorro-
spondi'Ut I
81'KlNi! I.AKK, Nov. JO.
, Mrs. Andrew KkIkoiii left l
train nn tiiind.iy inoriiimt (or S.u--rnmenio
fir nil extended visit
with her liareiitK.'
Mr. and Mis. i.eon Hold and ''""KliU'i-
idiuiKhier Ittith mid Mrs. Uuorav
iKelley with her duUKlilers, Wll
ma and Adah of Vancouver.
' Washiniiton are v'.a.llnn at the
! home of Mr. and Mrs. K. A.
; Sclireiner.
Karl Mink was tranturtliiK
burineoa In Klamath Kulls on
Tuesday.
Mrs. I'arl'Schubert has return
jed home from a visit wiji tier
'daughter.
, Mrs. Kruuk Stewart visited
MiMitluy alleinoon with Mvh.
Miiuioy ItliilHIiilie.
Joo Cox und family me pre
purlin: lo move to Central 1'imit
when' they expect to liiuke their
iKinie In the future.
K. II. Williams Is eiijuylug a
visit from his sister.
Mr. and Mm. Alex Cheyiie
weru shopping in Uiwu Tuesday.
Mr. uud Mi.h. Chillies Itllit
mli'e are. plaiiiilng to leave with
in a few days for n visit of
Hevcrul weeks with (rleiida III
CulKoriiia.
Mix. I'M Hair ami Infant
etitiiu'd homo from
Klaii'atli KulU Sunday.
Mrs. Win Cheyne rnlled nil
her mother Tuesday afternoon.
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I "Deeply touched" by the quick verdict of a Jury that acwltltd him I
' of perjury after his trial in Washington. Col. Robert W. S'.ewart.
i right, lost little time in thanking his chief counsel, Frank J. Hoftan.
! left. Or perhaps, as this photo was taken, the lawyer was extending
! congratulations to the chairman of th Standard OH Company of 111
. dlana, who last June also was arquftled of a charge of contempt of '
! the senate.
i blood flowed freely. There was
, no liquor aboard, but from the
i pockets of the dead man accord
: ing to the guardsmen, were tuk
jen clearance papers for ale and,
a bill of lading dated November
, 28 for a consignment of 20V
. cases of ale to C. Anderson. Wll
. son. via Niagara-on-the-lake
NEWS NOTES
OF
MIDLAND
Recommended aod Sold by
of .ale aboard. It
iof authorities that the cruiser
had landed Its ale and was re
turning to port when it encount
ered the CG-23S4.
t Anderson leaves a wife and
three children ranging In age
from seven to thirteen years.
Saur is expe.-ted to recover.
i "
! John Galsworthy says the key-
note ot happiness seems to be un
.'selfconsciousnees. The secret of
.happiness in this country seems
, to be the same, with the "self"
left out.
All Six Klamalb Falls Druggists 'For results use Herald Class Ads.
Only in
HILLS BROS
Coffee can you
get the flavor
that Controlled
Roasting gives
(Special To The llerultl)
is the belief (Pauline llurnelt, rorrcpoulcnl )
MIDLAND. Not. A base
of gravel has been laid on the
Miller Island road aud gradlug ;
Is . being completed this week, j
The road will lie ready for sur-,
facing work within a short time. :
Completion of this road will '
mean a great deal to the farmers
of this community.
Sirs. Frank Flowers is criti
cally ill at the Klamath Valley
hospital. People of this com
munity are hoping for her early,
recovery.
Sirs. Herbert Largem has re
turned to her home following a
major operation which she un-'
derwent in Klamath Falls. j
A large shipment of turkeys :
from this vicinity were placed :
on the Klamath Falls market.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Largent .
and family spent yesterday In,
Klamath Falls..
Eddie and Arthur Shulmire
are enjoying new Ford and Star .
cars. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kinkade
and family left for their old
home In Colorado on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alec Cheyne of.
Spring Lake- spent Sunday at;
the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. j
Furber.
Mrs. Harry Mosby and daugh
ter spent Saturday in Klamath
Falls. j
Mr.'and Mrs. Roy Schmeck of j
Swan Lake spent the week end i
with Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Shul-!
mire. t
Elmer and Robert Holcomb.
are spending the holiday vaca-1
tlon with brothers at Cottage i
Grove.
fa 1 1 ills lit os. roast
coffee icith the
same care you add
cereal' lo boiling
water.
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You can expect luinplcss ccreM if you pour
it in the boiling water a Utile at a lime.
And you can get cofttc of uniform flavor
when every berry is roasted evenly. That's
why Hills Bros, send a continuous stream
of coffee through their roasters a-few
pounds at a lime. Never in bulk 1 .
To taste Hills Bros. Coffee proves the
value of this exact process. Such richness!
Such smooth strenh ! Such aroma 1 Ask
for Hills Bros. Coffee by name and look for
the Arab on the can. Hills Bros. Coffee is
always packed in vacuum.
Freih from the orljinil
vacuum pack. Easily
opened with the key.
ti H.'l
R, r S Pat. Off.
. IOl IJI,IX VOIR MU.XKY
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"I have a question to propound;
to you. Pithecanthropus. Tell I
me. now. whUb is the more val-'
uable, a five-dollar bill or a
five-dollar gold piece?"
"Let me ponder. Neanderthal.
Why. the five dollar bill, of
course. liecauxc when you put i
it in your pocket you can double
it."
"Right truly. Pithecanthropus,
and when you take It out you
will find it In creases."
KKUKMIIKIIKD
Humanity does well when It
marks with monuments and
shrines the memory of Its great
servants. The names of heroes
should not fado out of human'
remembrance. In 1821 the
march of a Turkish army was!
halted by the Creek defender
of their own land. The Greeks!
were led by Gen. Ypsilnnti. A'
pleasant Michigan town was nam
ed for him. The other day a
statue, given by a Greek-Amerl-
ean patriotic organization, was
presented to the town nmi
speech' made by the governor.
DAXGMtOLH GKHM
Kl'itl;.Mi;ltH
Every person afflicted with a
cold be'omes a germ spreader.
An old health officer says he had
rather be shot with a pistol than
take a cough or sneeze In Hie
face. To arret an oncoming
cold, absolutely stop coughing,
take Foley's Honey and . Tar
Compound, a medicinally scien
tific carefully compounded cough
remedy, every Ingredient of i
w hlch Is active and potent. No
opiates, the Ideal family medl"
cine. Ask for It.
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Buy it as most convenient
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I
ouve seen heads of moisture
condense ins
ide cold windows
inn
Mi un
.MM
..like 'WET9 gasoline
in a cold motor
Moist air, when it hits
cold glass condenses
and runs in droplets down
tbc insido of the window. In
just the same manner "wet"
gasoline not wet with water
but with heavy petroleum
compounds condenses in
the manifold, on the piston
head, the cylinder walls.
You pull out the choke and
Hpin the starter; "wet" gat-o-line
mixed with air Hoods in
to the motor and runs down
into your oil. In five hundred
miles of cold weather driving
your oil is very apt to be fifty
or sixty per cent ganolinef
"What a waslo of oil and fuel !
Starting troubles battery
strain delay. You've doubt
less accepted them lis neces
sary evils of winter. They are,
if you use "wet" gasolines;
even the so-called winter
quality of "wet" gasolines.
What you need and t hanks
to exact refining you may
have it now is a "dry" gas.
Shell 400, the "dry" gas
stays vaporized. It goes "dry"
into your motor, starts in
stantly, burns more cleanly,
more completely in the cold
est engine.
Shell MOO, the "dry" gas,
costs you no more than "wet"
gasolines. All yellow and red
Shell pumps contain it. No
other Shell gasoline is Bold.
If you wisli to protect your
oil against disastrous thin
ning, to con vert all your gaso
linc into power and miles
you'll want Shell 400. And
knowing in addition' that
Shell 400 will solve your start
ing problems you'll insist up
on it every time you' fill the
tank. ,
( ilintenU lake nut tty nittl
TrvrnirijM to jtotui ytttr
ml iriUt cmtiltnvn vrt
Q'wAine tJiitt nttiM ilttwn
ike cyUttdt r vulU. Here
it an examjilr. nil half
gawAine in Um than Jin
nuruirca muce oj
running!
With Shell iOO, tin
"dry" fa.i, itm can ojUn
run af illlhuujiind mill 9
and hate tcU tlttin IOf0
gtiettlitte in your oil"
not enough to teriinuly
damage it
A
fry,
r I x
QUICK STARTING
Ami alxiut nil: Tixky's inoturs hnvo no room for tlin handful of Imrd car
. boti an olil hirSniiimwion pnniiwi oiinlit hold HhcU Motor (hi is a fine
now liibri' nnt whirli forms only i to U as nnirli airlmn as even the
costliest, oils awl nn hunt cprlmn, only a tilth' flnfty mint that Nowa away