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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1928)
THE EVEN-INT, HERALD, KLAMATH' FAU,ft, : OREOM Thursday. December 13. 1023 MALAHKttT- KNULIKH ..BualtiNi Manar Pub I hod Ttry ftrnoch tiefpt 8utiUr by Th Hr)d PublUhlns MmptDi l 101-1M Houtb Fifth tru Klamath Kalla, Or;on. i i . i -, i Kntarvd aronnd elan matter at tha postnfrtc at Klamath Pall a, raoa, on Aucuii t?, IMS. undar ant of 0nrt, lflreb t, 11Tb. J T Bent the Champ? OW Tw ls Manilla TkrM Months On Monti . rllwr kr Carwtor .It.Ot On rr T " . US 8lz Months lit i.lt Thro Month! 1.11 . .SI Ons Mouth . . t .r KMI-ICM OK Al lIT HI KKAI OP ClHVl I, ATI OR Ta Ataoolatad Prraa la xclumro.jr n tit 14 to tha vaa or rapnbllaa don of all Bi dl natch? a crodltvd to It or not otharwlaa eradttad la - lb La papar. and alao tha local nvwi publiahed tbrala. All rlvhta af ra--ablloatloa af aawctal dlapatcbaa barolD ar ala raaar4 - THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1928 The Sycan Wolf ' rF COURSE, the new Lone Wolf of the. Sycan must 'die safety of livestock demands it. And yet, even ' though we know it must be done, we vaguely regret that ; this magnificent animal, one of the few of his kind re- maining in the west, must be struck down by the haitd - of man. There is something awe-inspiring about a great wolf; , something that stirs the imagination Public Spirit Dampened, However, By Tragedy Which Takes 2 Lives S.W PKDKO. Calif.. Dec. 15. tl'lM The gambling ship Mou fnlcone was announced mill open (or business 1.1 miles off Sau Pedro breakwater today. but tin storm which sank her stopping-j oil point, the fishing burgc niue Sea, with a loss of two! lives, upparetitly had dampened public desire to visit The outlaw j craft. District Attorney Huron Flu announced thnt If the shin null llllrt luirt .. MnnJr. nil ....... I. n,H. ,,-i,.n..ti. .... Santiago Zorillu ' " dln fighter fivm ni5 uri mi .Mil l in m 1 1 Ki i if RiGKARQ TELLS ill LOST GREATCHAf "Flu" Epidemic In California Has Moderated Miini;i: i n i:si s issr III , to .!) Williams Muni -ml lii'f- olliy Dell than'. Mr. llclvey Man'lago license huve been l- . m( XjK Hlltiliar wore iiuirrlml hy veil the 't two lluys III Uolii'I'l f tlio I'eaio W. II. X? Ilelvey und t iara Slnilier, nml Hiuiic. l!PF UjiT I.H.1 am;i:i.i:s. nee. tJL, ). mpu,, ,iu, ,u.t u, tr I hut II dentha from luflueittii weru re porteil lu re loiluy. th health ile-' purlnii'iil officials suid dial the epidemic felt fur I lie past tniiutu aptinremly was mi the wane. Only STiU new cusea weru listed with I lie depiirliiii'lit today, show Iiik a decrease of Sli) from Tiles-' .l..u. ...... career a war between Bolivia 1 j .... v nml fullliiit oft considerably from Promoter Failed to Pro mote Biggest Fight Card Ever Staged NKW VOItK. loc. 1.1. A' -Tex Itickard uuide known today thai In IVU he lost n rhanre to prom Me ihe blKKost fiaht of his 4ttw-"iwr Mst-a aiiil ruraftuay Itickard spent cIkIii years In i I'nraiiiiay. koIiik there In 1911 with twenty Texan cowboys sent by the Karnuahur Syndicate en itaiied In the cnltlv Industry and 'development of the country's re- I sour lust Thursday's hlKh of SOU. Since Ihe 'luatadv gained heuil-j way NoveiulM'r Y;l. there have been .I37 cases reported to the! ilepiirtmcut. Fatalities for the period totalled 07 of w hich ' occurred lit November and K' San Hlus In-1 raiuiuiii. inado Two of the three survivors of the Blue Sea. on board which One doesn't get visitors to' the Moufalcone w liut fnllmr nhnnt n rnnirar nr a har ... the former ! ,,ul ' "r DO" lrom u'r " , . , , , i, j (taken the remainder of the dis- slinks and the latter blunders. itauce bv bouts from the Monfai- ll'nlled Slates In u receut bout! I HKHiitsI Tod Moruaii. Iho Juuloi' 'ri 1 llchiwuicht c h u m p I o u of thu u0'-.,.l.l The ninlest was called a dvaw. but the rrltles ihouehl that y...ill.. nl.ilipuil ..lt..v. wn,t thi When the famous White Wolf of the Sycan, the pre-;eone. left the hospital ship re-; ;.' ' . . Ih. f,, lhc first f ; lief today. They were Captain i i .. decessor of the present ruler, displayed for two years a' v fine contempt for all man-made devices aimed towards his destruction, we couldn't keep down a thrill of ad ' ; miration for the big white beast And when he was . finally driven into a trap at the bottom of a narrow draw i and killed by government trappers, we could not help but t, .temper our sense of justice with a feeling of regret that ' a beast of so great cunning and of such courage had to J,run foul of the laws of man. Actio ft, Not Words "fjALE of moonshine whiskey on the Klamath Indian United States "In 1911." said Itickard. came up through the Ariiemlne! with twenty cowtos. 50.0110 head ' of cat lie and a I rain of iiluut fifty wuKoti4. with the idea of irosvlui; Into' raramiay across the I'ilcoiiiato river, the bouudary between I'aruMiay and the Ar gentine. "Well, as soon as we Kot Into Paraguay we came across a lot uf torts, all rilled with llollvlaus. All theiw llollvlnns soldiers they were- said that If we ill. In I turn back they'd shoot us. "Well, we thoilKllI we'd belter i;o uroiiud. so we came out uitalti and went south throuKh the Ar Kcutine tJ Asuuelun and Into Paraguay across the eastern boundary, the Paramiuy rlcer. . . When we lint there we told them t ANN AKUOlt. Mich., Dec. 11. h,,w there were a lot of llollviuns I (Al'i Sphinx. Junior honorary sltlim In forts In the middle of society of the University of Mlcli- Puruguay. and that vexed them a v..i... . .... htan. has been luspended as an bit I two far In December ' I At The LIBERTY NOW SHOWJNG- ,,. , You'll thrill to the appeal of Reed Howe ih "TTLhie EYAL All Children attending The Liberty Friday or Saturday will receive a Valuable Cou pon Free! H. W. Major and Charles It. J.nu- esou. Harry Dunham, seaman. was reported critically 111. John Shortly und O. Peters are dead, i KE NO DISTRICT NEWS NOTES OF Honor Society Is Suspended Because of Rum (Special to The Herald) KE.VO. Dee. 1J. At a com munity (lathering held at the high school on last Saturday evening the following officers were elect ed: Koy Nelson, president: Jul- Ager. vice president : Sylvia ' salut' ,,1"' been forbidden CrHnon ...-r..t , r ,,.i I to li"ld a public lint la i urn eere- .Mrs. Koss Siniuurii had charge of ''""'' wiihout written periiiK-Inn the refreshments and Harold Ash. f"" ,hl' ot t"''""' ley the musical proenrm. ' These ! T"e "Ir rnarnea. w nu un meetings are to be held once I brought formally reservation must stop, emphasized a attorney in federal court yesterday.. Fine words with a "punch" in them; but we've heard At i r a: i . . : u r . 1. c ., A 1 ,.4ineni ueiure, iimu auu t:iii, cmici uihh uvnci icuci i jali , prosecutors or from federal prohibition agents. At first we were impressed; later, when nothing was done to .'make good the statements, we were hopeful; today we are frankly skeptical. In spite of militant statements by the "powers," moon shine traffic on the reservation is worse today than ever. With only a couple of officers to police the huge area, moonshiners and bootleggers range free and easy in all i reservation centers. To aggressive statements made by federal prosecutors . the Herald wishes to reply that the old adage, "actions . speak louder than words" certainly applies in this case. " The only sensible action is to raise federal funds to in- i ' crease the police force of the Klamath reservation. i'u"' tul" aml Mr K- "otch-j '- i kiss of the Kend store were shop. it was the first they'd heard t organization after an Invesliga- . of It. I guess. Itloa of statements that liquor "Anyway, they all came aronnd was used In an initiation cero-jto me. the president, the cabinet monv last week In which three and every one. and they t-Md me ' Initiates were scalded seriously. ; that If I'd go out and tight the All campus societies at the Bolivian they'd give me vestigatiou caused the In to be started. Stu each month. During Ihe nast week. Mr and i dent correspondent 'f Mrs. Boss Simmers and children i metropolitan newspaper i have been ill with lufluenia. tirst intimated the presence Joe Wright of Midland was in liquor at the ceremony were Keno on Friday transacting bust- summoned to testify at the Ill ness, '" quiry yesterday. Raegene. small son of Mr. and t Mrs. C. D. IVUklns. w ho has been SEEK NEGROES seriously ill for the past week. A C CI A VCD C rC is now on the road to recovery. I A jLA I LKD jr Mrs. tiny Johnstcn of McCol- YD! TNC. WDM FN all the soldiers I wuuted und more. They'd give ine an army. In fad. Well. 1 didn't like In act without instruction, so 1 wind to my people in Hm iios Aires aud they tabled to Mr. Kaniualiar In Paris. Ile ilnln I waul a war. several ihiugh: he had too muuy big ho Interests; he had too inucn al ,,r . stake. For Sale $10,000 Estate Small tlovtit I'uviiielil, r'aM Terms You can buy an estate, no matter what your income. Life insurance provides the means. Just check over the terms of a $10,000 estate: Small down pameni. euy liixtalliiientp. u iutcii-l on Unpaid balance, no lai"t. Ho lltkeep cimt III it few leitrs the entire 111. "ell In tinned 111.T to oll It death collies. It Is llilliieillately given lo vour faintly. Accidental dentil doubles II. ' If sickness or uccldent keep ou from our wmk for ninety days, your oinie luunedlaii ly begin td pay lluo a inoiilh. Incri'ii-liig to I .'on t also takus care of luslulliiieu's wlil. ) tall dim while joii uie dlsablnU . .. , There is no easier way to build something for yourself. Practically every business man follows this plan. They know a good thing when they see it. Follow their ex ample. For full details, ask GEO. C. ULRICH lll-lrl.l Miinager ItlHIM .1 I.IIUMIS 111. in;. The Mutual Life of New York W. M Mil IIS .Mallii U AI.TI It .IMMl HM l t llllfMUll FRENCH TRADED TO PITTSBURGH Z A Real Man ' T TN'ABLE.in normal life, to be little else than a nominal ;-; . monarch, King George, the man, was a virtual strang er to his subjects. He merely represented the great - royalist idea on which the fortunes of England were built- But with death hovering over his majesty, day by day, , with a virulent disease making inroads on his heart and 1 " constitution, and with his only hope for survival his own 1 .courage and fighting ability, the English people, as well "as the entire world, have come to realize that this king V, is not a mere puppet, a paper monarch. In the last analysis, man's will power, character and '''courage shine forth in their true light during a fight for ..(life. If he curls up and admits there's no hope, it's quite likely he didn't amount to much. ' - But when one views a patient put the dogged, per sistent and inspiring fight that King George has dis ;" played, .one is moved to think, whether he be monarch or mendicant, that there is a real man. I To labor for peace is manly. But too many so-called j pacifists favor peace because they wish to be hateful without inviting the licking they deserve. pirrsnrituii. Dec. u. i, The Pittsburgh Nutloiial League bast ball club has obtained Ijiw 1 rence Knm h. lefihanded pitcher. from the Portland club of the ping in Klamath Kalis Friday. "....-..--. ..... ... ,.ai.,ric ,-oail iA.gue. occoriiniK The representative for the Ore- l,AP,TTwo 'Kroes are under ; , sm Un fuss. Pirate t rrasur gon Granite company was in this! arre,t ad ,,,lrd wa" being er. In exchange for French, the vicinity on the last of the week. lousht ,0(lay by I1Mlr-T "'""y Pirates gave Portland Infielder The Misses Miriam and Vera otth" 'or the slaying of Miss Mack Hillis, of the South Atlan tirubb were calling on Miss E-;A1,le Mourning. 23. as she was (c League, a pitcher to be de ther Anderson on Sunday after- returning Tuesday night to her ! livered later.' and cash, tho am- uome irom rrt uaines. ia. 'ouut'ot wmcn was not announc- i J Americanism: A woman who once served as some- body's "hired girl" now kicking because the "servant f class" is so impudent. ; Travel is so enlightening. You don't realize what : the old car can do until you turn it loose on a good ' national highway. noon. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Prather of Klamath Falls were week-end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Prather. Mrs. Whirlcy of the Highway Garage was a Klamath visitor on Thursday Foul play was suspected when ed. a horse and empty buggy which . had curried the young woman returned earlv Veslerilnv mnrn. . tug. The body was found by 1 WINS VICTORY fall, searchers in a ditch near Hie highway. Death is believed to , PEASANT PARTY EIK'HAHKST. Rumania. Due. Mr. Monroe Smith, who has "ave resulted from a severe bent-; 13 (AP) The National Peas-; been at thu Klamath Valley llos-1 i"ti with the limb of a tree n"er I llU ,,iirt). rled up n weuplnK i pitai with an attuck of the flu b'-r assailant bad attacked her. vtt0ry In yesterday's parllumeli has returned home. j ; L tary elections, the minister of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Uoten and , SI i;s 1'Olt DIVOItt'K 1 tnu itl t.-riii- announcing today children attended the community i H. '' Starr today Instituted , tullt lc .,,aHaI1tB party had gathering held at the high school ! "it for divorce from Hazel K- ! tapturt-a 361 nut of the :!7 auditorium Saturday evening. jStai r-on the ground of cruel and , , ,,ariiam,.t. W. A. Shell. Keno barber was Inhuman treatment. The eon pie j . called to Ashland on account of were married 011 April S. Itf.'ti. -A A statesman can tell what people think of him. If they whisper no slander, they haven't yet conceded his greatness. sickness the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wilson t j near Wordcn passed through this j vicinity Tuesday. Mrs. flandy, Mrs. tiny Johnston I and daughter. Jean, motored to ' Klamath Falls on , business the first of the week. C W. Trcfren from Butte Falls. Oregon, motored over to ; spend a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Snow-goose and children. H. Howard motored to Klam ath Falls with a load of cream fcr the Klamath Falls Creamery on Monday. Velma Snowgoosc spent Mon day afternoon visiting -with Mrs. itoss Simmers. i MOTORSHIP IS i AGROUND NEAR ! SCOTLAND CITY IIEKALD CLASSIFIED ADS BRINO RESULTS in athletic Department HI 'lr cent off Klamath Spurting tipotls Co.- Ailv. 11-lt . t 1 1 ' I. i-:i i At The PINE TREE THURSDAY 'and FRIDAY All of us are idealistic- and patriotic still, but we know which stocks we would buy if another row should i come. The fanatic is much like anybody else, except that he manufacturers more statistics in an argument. j x Conservatism, in brief: "Don't start anything; i , might disturb the feathers in my nest." you A legitimate business is one racketeers Instead of policemen. that pays bribes to Men seldom strike for increased pay if the boss rides in a four-year-old car. A bull market is one that always provides one more pucker to unload on.' ' POUTLAND. Dec. 13. (TP) The motorship Kast Lynn, eu rouie from Portland to Eng land with a cargo of general stores and lumber, went aground toduy In tho river Clyde, near Glasgow, Scotland, according to word received hen: by the mer chants' exchange. 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