Pace ElerKt
THE EVENINT, HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Miindav, IVromiH'i' 10, 1!H!,H
PICK UP AGED
HI II
ALONG HIGHIY
Elderly Lady Apparently
Used to Trudging From
One City to Another
To motor along any public '
.highway and meet any number :
"Knights of the Road" a the!
tramp Is called, walking from
city to city I not an uncommon !
experience. But to drive along
the hliiliway at night, In a blind-1
ln ralu storm and find un aged
woman trumping la another ex
perience. Creeping along the highway
several miles this aide of Caa
tclla, California, ao as not to
skid from the pavement, a party '
of Klamath Palls people picked i
up an aged woman who was
hiking, from Yrcka to Redding.
Apparently used to hailing j
rides, the aged lady climbed Into ;
the cur when the door was open- j
vd and seemed grateful for the
"lift" of some four miles.
' I'pou reaching Caslclla It was
found she had no money. Enough :
for hotel accommodations and 1
bur breakfast was placed In her
hand. She was urged to take
hotel accommodations lu the
small Inn and not attempt to
hlku anymore last night.
As the Klamath Tails car turn- J
cd around, coming back uorth !
lie hurried front, the steps off
Iho Inn and said:
"This hotel man wants to
rlmrgo me one dollar for a room.
I offered him six-bits but he said
uo, one dollar or nothing."
Upon being advised she need
ed the rest and bad better pay
the dollar, she one more climbed
the stairs and entered the Inn.
When River Went on Rampage in Kansas City J (JUjyP
HELP 15 ASKED
APE MAN PLEADS
T 1 .
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fi4 Xif. HZ .
Millions of dollars in dam
ages was wrought when a
seven-inch rainfall raised
Kansas and Missouri rivers
out cf their courses. The
scene at the top Is a street
In Kansas City, Mo., when'
the Hlwe rier nwe to in un
precedented level. Firemen
and police became boatmen
and rescued scores who were
stranded In their homes with
out food or heat, lu the pic
lure below firemen are
shown bringing a bout "to
shore" with refugees
irnnn nil I irm
CLIPPED FROM !
STOCK VALUES
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At Tt, P?n Tree f iSMITH TO JOIN
Small Speculators Hard
Hit As Market Crashes
Downward in N. Y.
"The Mysterious - Lady" star
ring Vrcta Garb, and Conrad
Xagel will be ori- view at the
Pine Tree theatre'' today.
Urela Uurbo ha.kpuyed many
fascinating roles o1 the screen.
; but never one wiltjlte. allure of
this beautiful Hiisijk spy. snar-
, Mrs. A. R. Tenbrook Em-j
j phasizes Need of Fight- j
ing White Plague j
i "We are told the tuberculosis
Is decreasing and that Oregon
has a right U bo proud of her
position In tho campaign ngulnst
the "great white plague", Mrs.
A. It. -Tenbrook, chairman of the
scnl sale drive In Klatuutli couu
1 ly sn Id today. j
I "While the nation has lowered
; Its death rate from ltd to KG,
, Oregon has lowered her I rum
': to 3. She Is among the 1J
j U-st stules In her dealli rale nnd
In the uuuitK'r of Christum seals
! sold per capita, which Is a coin-iclden-o
to bear In mind when
I buying penny health slamps.
"Hut plain cold figures ran
tell their own serious story as;
follows: lu the Culled Klutus I
registration area of 13S there'
were between the. ages of !0 and '
t. 9U.Til4.3KS of these, or 33
percent, -were tuberculosis: SO.-1
3:t of these, or t percent were
3U to 4t) years of uge: 41.3io
females of all age died of tu-
! bercuhwU; 3I.T5T of these or
J SO percent were St) to tu years
of age."
' The llltle seals "will rarry life
i Itself" to muuy within this age
crouu. but iM.rtifins tln.l rii...Mi
NEW YORK BANK
gift wll be 111 the great field of
I preveutlon preventing childhood
NEW YORK. Dec. 10. Ai 'r"--"on thut causes such a Jul!
The New York Times t.duy says of life between SO and 40 years",
that (.overuor Smith Is expected !
"SSS-W.V.'T,,'
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1 inir riMi-rn
a-xauanrmjatni
An iitiiMMNil plctuei of tionloii
hievtart Xnrllictttl, imng aM
mun" uirii, as lie rcicrseil
hU ptitiulM and eiiloreil a plea
uf imm Kuill to rliiii-gi! if
iiinrilci-liiii It u u ii g Imih.
j r.y Elmer 4'. Wnln-r
Inltnl ITrss financial wmr er ,,. vbo la tll ,uu
I NEW YORK. Dec. 10. (CP) ,t.b of love fij
jTbe bull market has ended with naming ve sceno.1 :yoti can't
Asked wiielher she had em- rn,sl1- -l'PPiS at li-ast four (orgul. Thrilling rettlallons of
ploymeut at Reddiiig when she,blllion llll"'!i I,om ,Ue !ltlated the Insidious espionage; system!
reached there, she answered. ! values of various Issue.. m Directed by the genius who made
to announce later this week his
acceptance of the chairmanship
of the board of directors In a
New York hank in which William
P. Kenncy and John J. Kaskob.
chairman of the dcttucraMc na
tional committee, are Interested.
"Yes, I think so."
"Ben Hur".
LAKE fl'WOODS
WEATHER
GOOD
Small speculators watched their
Ipaper profits dwindle hourly un- -.
! til they were exhausted and losses r.
jwere substitutml. The llg time. At 1 he Liberty '
''professional also suffered, espec- j-
j tally those who traded In radio. j Rin-Tln-Tiu's tail ni'usL' have
That stock dropped to 30. off wagged happily when he trotted
Hi points from tho nlgn It Had on to the set of Warner Bros"
0ade previously.
studio to begin filming of i'Land
I Brokers hurriedty sent out of the Silver Fox"J now showing
j margin calls, the first lime the at the Liberty Theatre, f
"Perfect Indian Sumnier". (margin rlerks received a real j Three old friends werq-waiting
This was the type of a day workout since last June. When , to greet him, Carroll Nje. John
whl'.b Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Rogers additional funds were not-forth- Miljun and Thomas Suntschi,
and sons and Mr. and Mrs. C. coming, holding of the dclin-.who. with Leila Hyams,- comprise.
II. I'nderwood found Sunday quents were thrown upon the the human cast of the play. - All
when they visited their summer market for whatever they would three have appeared before In
homes at Lake o' The Woobs, for bring. Rinty's exciting pictures. ' One
perhaps the last time thla season. ' Thursday the selling attained look at bis cast and the star's
The party found the roads in : its fullest force, precipitated by tail must have wig-wagged ap
plcndid condition, packed with a 12 per cent charge for call'proval! -t-.
some three to fire Inches of money, the highest In eight years, j "Land of the Silver Fox'.b a
snow. Chains were not needed Earlier in the week Irregularity thrilling romance of the tracing
to make the trip. bad prevailed with the majority . trade In the snowy and-r&iote
iAt the resort the party enjoy- of Issues declining. 1 region of upper Hudson BayJ It
etj dinner and found the lake On Thursday, the speculative ! was filmed under Kay Enrifjit's
most beautiful with just a Blight leaders broke first with radio I direction. The scenario bn by
coating of ice along the waters' corporation. Montgomery Ward. Howard Smith, adapted from a
odBe- ' , Sears Roebuck. General Motors. Charles Condon story.
"Fortunately we made the trip v. 8. Steel. Chrysler and Pack- Enthusiastic crowds at thir Lib
yesterday, for the weather which ard bearing the brunt of the sell- erty Theatre pronounce "Luild of
greeted us this morning would Ing. ! the Silver Fox" Rinty's greatest
Indicate the last trip of the sea- Weakness In these issues was 1 Pic'"re- '4
on to the resort has been made." too niii.h for the. market nrt I f.
one of the party commented this the entire list was swenl to Inw-'Tf YIlF MARTIN !
EXCELLENT
TABLE
BOARD
2 Meals Daily
ST.IKI a WKKK
3 Meals Daily
i.uo at h i:i;k
1018 Washington St.
Phone 325
(Formerly I.IVkH.UKN)
People
You should place
your block wood or
der before the storms.
E. L. French
Phone 607
iir
ocrve wattles:
In ilit M riilittf.
A I Ti n Tlun
Uitfrli' Iron Mini Kllk I'uul
$10.00
Electrex
WAFFLE IRON
The heating elements
assure full, even heat
for plutelu waffles.
Kasy to clean.
Simple to use.
Makes ulce brown
watriea III a jiffy.
STAR DRUG CO
Tho ??CXGJCZ Store
uioruing.
er levels.
Equalization
Fee Is Still
. T fr with radio breaking wide "open
V4aiHl j to "tmoralize the entire market
I
IS NOMINATED
A
i Friday morning selling con
llinued Lut a rallv set in on lower
call money, followed in the last WASHINGTON. Dec. 10, WJ
hour by ajiolhcr crash. Saturday rre,tU'nt Cooliilge today noiil
:saw an Irregular attemnt at rallv n!l,c'1 J- n'do 'artin, as post-
and then another burst of selling ma"Ur Orunts Pass. Oregon..,
The act of speaking calls lutjtf
operation 44 different muscles.
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Hy JOSEPH K. VAS.KV
trilled Press Staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. (LP)
A sroup of house farm leaders,
headed by Representative Can
non, democrat, Missouri, have
agreed to fight for an equaliz-i-
4lon feu provision In any farm re- j
lief legislation that will come be-1 BILLINGS. .Mont.. Dec. 10. (f
fjro congress. :IM Members of the executive
This group also will oppose the hoard of the Montana unit or the
passage of a farm relief bill at l'nltcd Mine Workers of America
the short session, o they desire , m''1 here (Sunday to decide the
any major agricultural measures (miners' course of action In oppo
lo be closely related to tariff re-'"'on to a reduction In wages,
vision. i All the state's coal miners were
To keep the equalisation Teo Is- j working Saturday, pending the
kuo alive Cannon has Introduced decision of tho leaders. Various
n the bouso a bill to create a fed- j local unions have -voted not to oc
roal farm board to aid marketing icept the proposed reduction,
end control surpluses. .He said iwhich amount to $1.05 a day for
tho measure was an exut t dupll-! surface men and 16 cents a ton
vale of the old McNary-Hauk-en 'or coal diggers.
bill, which was vetoed by Presi
dent Coolllge.
"We do not consider the elec
tion iwas a referendum on the Mc-Nary-Huugen
bill nor a referen
dum on agricultural relluf," Can
nun told the I'nlted Press. "A
great many of the representatives
interested In farm relief lielleve
the greatest issue Is making the
tariff effectively appllcablo to all
farm products.
"In tho etjlit years that at
tempt hnve been made to enact
agricultural relief legislation,
uo one has yet suggested plan to
boat the euuultcutlon fee, and any
satlsfact vry bill will Include this
phase, whether It Is called by that
namo or another."
Cannon said his group planned
to confer with President-elect
Hoover as soon as he returns from
his South American tnur.
IF ITS
GLASS DOORS or
CABINETS,
you need Just give us a ring.
Wo will take care of your
needs promptly
THE
GLASS HOUSE
Eleventh and Pine But.
Phono 477-W
COLDS MAY DEVELOP
INTO PNEUMONIA
Klamath Fall freo I
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Couflis from colds miy lead to se
rious Irnul.lc Vim can slop tlii-m
now with Crcomuisinn, on etnuUified
crrosole that is pleasant to take.
CreomuUion is a mrdirjl tl'wornf
With tuofulil act inn; it Kxillics and
hesli the infljincd membrsnci and ln
iiihiif pirm aroth.
Of all known druz criisote if rec
ognUrd hy hi?h timliral auihorilici
atone of the (treatcst healing aarncie
for mucin frmn olilt snd brnncltial
Irritations. CrcomtiUion mntains in
adiiition to cremoie, othrr hcdiinn
elements which soothe and heal the
ittlUmrd membranes snd stup the ir
ritation, while the creosote goes on to
the stomach, is abiorbrd inlo the
blood, attacks tho scot of the trouble
sail checks the growth of the germs.
CrcomuUion is guaranteed tali'fae
lory in lite treatment of couglu from
coldf, lironcliilis and minor forms of
bronchial irritslioni, and it excellent
for building up the system after colds
or flu. Money refundrd If not re
lieved after taking according todirec
rions. nm your uro?ciit. uor.l
CREOMULSION
FOR THE COUGH FROM COLDS THA THANG ON
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Euxtrk: CUIIkER III
Every woman hopes for ul lcnl one liiiiip
litis ( lirislnitis. lml more ii)roirinlc
gift ruulil you choose than any one (if a
ilor.cn clcclricul servants, wliicli will giic.
her pleasure nnd serve hrr I he vcar riiiinil?
1'ut these rrnlly v or ill while Kleelricul
C;ifl firitl on your shopping list. See mi r
wirlesrlrclion of fashlimahlc lamps, licail
tiful lalile appliances anil elect rlial
household servants.
CALIFORNIA OREGON
POWER
COMPANY
i i.iK.ot t tons ;.) i p
.III H KAV PtVMENT
' rum
mf ymtt litt mmnry s
sa sfa si
K. SUGARMAN
"The Men's Store For Women'
Lounging Robes
Men's Silk Lounging Robes in various colors.
Many with silk collars and cuff and gome fully
ailk lined.
$85 to $4g'00
Men's Xmas Shirts
A great stock of men' fine Shirts, including
Broadcloth,, Rayon Mixed and Madras, Plain
White is much in vogue.'
50 to $t.00
rw 1
Men's Xmas Ties
We hove tho largest stock of Xmas Tics that we
have ever had, hero oro tic for father, brother and
your Lest beau Every color and design wanted, '
$00 to $2 .66
We have a good number of toys to be given
with cash purchases. Tlcaso don't wait until
the last minute to secure them.
I aint mad at nobody f