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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 1929)
41 Mondny, Jnm.nry 7, 1920 :wml in I i hiii nnnni run j mm r nuDLLiyiu Mill dc nmrn i v ill ul m m Umcth Falls National Frm Loan Aisociation I To Meet i Directors will bu elected for in mining your nil Iwo d--l--tales will he i' I it! imI tn attend ho farm Ion convention III Mud 'ord lit spring, at llio nnniiiil Heeling of thn Klumnlli Falls iiil..Hul tn I m n aaarti' Ittt Ifttl 'Hindi will be held In thn ofrire f Mm. I.. II Hague. 110 Wll :ht bulldlni. tomorrow utter noon. i Report of Irunimollniia fur Hie iat your will ) reed nml ilia- u.sert. i The affalra of Ihu loral asso ciation are In excellent condition, (kid Mrs. Hague. Tho federal fann loan law, doee not, how (vnr, make edouuate provisions nr local administration exiNjuaee, Incumbent directorate of the auoclallun la Chnrl.e K. lrew. K. Reeder. t. Ellla Young. ml A. L. Marshall. Tha loan .omnilltee. la composed of A. It. apipboll. I'. E. Spldcll a ml C. J tliCulliiiii. wlih Hoy W. Nelson alternate. d'ohtlliurd from I'na On) hotel, where he haa eatab in had temporary hadiuartt-ra. lie found waiting for him there , as bla flrat caller. F. K. Heath , of Chicago, national cominlltee- ;man for llllnola, with whom be Iwaa closeted for half an hour, t I ir iiiU. i.ne,ii.il to receive Hoover txpeoted to receive tvlntla from congressional leadera Including rlntiator llurah of Idaho. j The prealdent-eluct told Inquir ers he atlll adhered to hla Inten tion of having a very simple In auguration. Irvine I,. laiurool. former sen ator from Wisconsin, and one of those active for Hoover In both the pre-convnntlou and general campaign, was the second caller at headquarters. He remained with president-elect for nearly an hour. Henalor Edgo. of New Jersey, and Setialor-etocl Keau, of Ihe T . . . nuge ,u ...ey .imp y uo.irou , pay their reaped.. He U one of OOLIDGE AND HOOVER CONFER "T." T "'. ""ilng aeveral days In jnc.sry iBim rein-i dim ana ne ferrlng of an rnn session of tariff revision until the late fall .... Pre.iociH..o ai.o n.a an ngagement lo sea Senator Mosos of New Hampshire, president pro tem of the senate, and Represen- tatlre 8nell of New York, chair- man of the houso rules commll- tee. who together constitute the ; kongresslunal com lull too on luaug- uratlon arrangementa. 1 Former Beuator Lenroot laid after bis talk with Mr. Hoover I that Ihe president-elect bad en tered upon a period of llstenlug, ao as lo acquaint himself fully with the situation and obtain tha Ideas of bis supporlort on a va riety of subjects. As lo the cablnot, Lenroot aald January 17, of hla 1600.000 Poll he did not believe Mr. Hoover can theater, bad made up his mind at to his , selections. . Hboppem for May "I think ha will appoint mon j tor.io are eminently capable of perform lugs the ' Jobs for which they are selected," the former ttetiator declared. MR. PELLET IS PROUD GRANDPA "Crandpa" Pellet. Ihe Klam ath F a 1 1 a contractor, former ju'iandmnn and general all around RJod citizen, la walking down the Esplanade with hla head high In the air. Justification for till of those youthful antics Is found In the announcement made In a San Jose newspaper which reads as follows: "Hanla Clnua left a new doll for Justin. 4. and Klluore, 2, to play with In the -home of Mr. ; and Mra. Charles J. Swlftnt, 811 ; North Ninth street. The new! doll does not say '.Ma, Ma" yet.! but It squirms and cries and no; itouhl will learn lo apeak In. llmo. A bnby brother that Is l.e new 'doll.' The slork ran a close race with Simla's reindeer In delivering tho doll. It did Return from Suiilli not nrrlvo until S p. m. Christ-1 Mr. and Mrs. Joel T. Ward re mat day but when It did arrive turned Snlnrdny from l.os An Santa Clans and the bespangled ' gelos where they have been tree were forgotten." ; spending some time visiting with The mother Is Ihe only dnugh- friends. Mr. Wnnl Is a proinln- ter of F. E. Pellet, of Klamath, und tho proud duddv Is a well known Klamath Falls' young man who resided hero from boy hood, but recently located In San Joso whoro ho owns a soft drink stand. Uarulahman, the new capital city, which will Afghan replace old Kabul, will huvo a modern palace, equipped with thn latest facilities and a number of hogo fnvornmont buildings, which will house all stain departments. NEWS IN BRIEF Cougiir Killed llovuriiiniint II u n I ii r Hurry Hlokcs reports III" sluylhg of a hiiKo cougar ilurjnK I ho lallir part of December, while, ho waa hunting oil Soldier creek, a trib utary of llrlgg crock In the !'. or llllnolt valley. Tim cougar was said In I... oho of the Inrg-K'"" vat aver "lain by I. In, lu Juan- iiln coiin'y An examination allowed Hint the alilmal hint b"rn living entirely upon doer. Ju'lu Ing from the number of ralla now. being rocolvod at the c.unty agonl's office for Mr.' Slokes' services, predatory animal dnm . . ' i.i. .i. i. ,i.i. ,ni. , tiran a I'.aa Courlor i -Urania I aaa tourlor. To Itorky Point Ihla uornlnc for llojky rraort h.-r ho will Inapoct fur lloiky Point I. will lnan,.H - e hulldlnga and water ayatem to be i aure thai I hoy aro well protuclod from the Inroada of winter winds and snow aa well aa freezing weather! It la reported that aalde from being altrk the Hoik Creek road la lu very good con-. dlllon. Mall la carried over Ihla rouie twice each week by a local j mall carrier II.. mn Prom K.uili Mr. and Mra. Thomas W. Del sell and small duughter returned j last night from Hollywood, where llhry have been enjoying a vara :ilon visit with friends and rela tives. Mrs. Helsell haa Ixin awi.y for the lumt two iiiiiiiths nnd waa only Jut recently Joir-j ed by Mr. Deli.ill. who la al- tanl division manager I r lb cilforula Oregon Power vttny . p. x. .. lo Mrel The' Mills school Parent T. era' Aenoclallon will hold era" Aa.oclalli.il will hold regular meeting next V""""y lafieruoon at S ociucs: wnnn a, New Year'a talk will be given Congregational church, by a mixed program. fallowed Health lleltcr I ('. II. Underwood, who has beeu confined to hla home bore for the past week with Illness, ,was reported somewhat better to Iday. Tho physician In attendance I expects that Mr. t'nderwood will 'lie out within the next three or four days. Ils) laicale II uf ,.,.,, , ,p,.nl1. g several days In Klamath rails looking for a location In this illy. permanent I They .on- InmltlnlA maLIn Klnnialh Kutta ,be,r pcrman(.nl boIU(J. um,,,, Hlilft ' A,r being closed for two". we,,K, dur,, ,he holiday aeason 1 ,n0 shaw-llerlram mill started i oueratlons acaln Ihla morulna. . XDecied that only one shlfl i -..i. workia for tho nuxt , few weeks. ; Poide Visits Portland Harry W. Poole, owner of the j Pino Tree. Liberty and Pelican theaters. I spending several daya I tn Portland transacting business j In connection with Ihe opening. Mr. and Mrs. John Copeland were In town today from their home al Fort Klamath. Whllo here I hey attended to matters of business and did some shop ping with local merchants. Home From Cullfoniln Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Mngeo have returned from San Francisco, where Mr. M.igee spent the past week at lending to business mat ters. Mr. Mngoe Is manager for rnderwood's Drug company. liiHiirniiri Man l-ft tieorge C. L'lrlrh loft on Sun day night's train for Portland whore he will attend the annual banquet and ronflnb of the Mu tual Life Insurance agents In " division. a j llwU Roads I K. Hoeloy. resident engineer of tho alulo highway department,' left tills morning for northern! Klamath to Inspect the progress I of 'mnlnleiiance work on The Hallos-California highway. I cut Klamath realtor. VUlt In Ashland - Mrs. Roy Halo of Klamath Falls has been upending u few Idaya In I friends. 'Ashland visiting old She Ih a houso guest ut the Alex Livingstone lumo on East Main St. Ashland Tidings. HM-nil Hundny nt Kort Mrs. Anna Hickman and daugh ter, Mildred, spent Hundny In Fort Klamath, whore they visited I with friends. . 1 I'Hlltn Shipped ; I Lurgo ahlinii'iiU of raltle have igiilio from Mnilnc ruiinly during I ho punt week. Most of C lie hoof cattle of Surprise vulloy which i aro ready for market ut llilal llino worn Included In Ihoaalis. i ' mid lurge alilpiui'iiia from ranches ' Alturn. ol-o worn man.. I mclloltliy Mil Slues worn mon.. Ihrimuli Ihu 'olrrn Culll" Mlir ki ilm a-rhitl.in. and tho bulk I or ih hoof waa uhlino d to Jainna Allon and Hnn nf Han Kranrlaro , ihrniiKh William l.lvliiaatuon. familiarly known anions: cattlo mon aa "Train Load Hill." who . haa bion romiiiK Mod ic toun- tv lor prima beef for hla coin-1 Pny for tho pa.t 22 y.irt.-ihl. ymKttt Hloiu Hohl i An imiMtrmnt hunlncaa dottl waa al w, wl.,.n Mac a ,,.,l b Hln'p. T. 4. lima Tn W loarHiw liirit Unset McCarty. waa sold to Mr. janit Mrs. J. (). Duffort, the new'tlon of the CcnlruJ and Kremogl i owners taking charge Monday. ; schoola will meet on Tuesday The variety atore waa started 1 afternoon at the Freniotit school here over three years ago and has aU(itorlum It was announced tp. i..i..u.. - uni.rnii, liilruBlfe a .. v A anuflul nnivnim I- h ' ' ' ,n,llllv ,.:,' a v.,.i l. pie. The atock, at flrat. waa not ' large, but aa the bunlneaa In-! creased was enlarged from time to lime, and the many thousands of arlliles carried offered a large i. .a ..,... . l.r slock from which to choose. Chlloguln Itevlew. Crater Advertlwil In the current Issue of the lie view of Reviews magnxliie, south ern Oresnn and Crater lake re- ct,Wrd ,iut,luiiy In a, featured ar ticle wrllteo by Slephen T. Mn- ! ther. d rector of national parga. i cu,n'!A pi. lure of Crater Lako la ' ahowu In connerlion with the ar- I tlcle. which deals with scenic ., 1 beauties of tho Pacific coast ' . " I stales, ltoauu Itlver valley la do-. .,.rM.u . ..oveIy valley." Hhrough which Ihe tourist passes ., .... ... . ,,.,. " - - -" - esta of the . northern California aeacoast. ' , .Many I'l.li In Itlier - - jr. I An unoReu nn-oiiu-run Hrit-i-wv.vu uuims me coaling year. man uuo Miner, wno Iired aev- ; nplles from abroad the heads In the river now. according j er received a Jolt today. Arthur j A niaehlno shed waa constructed eral shots at tbem. One of the try could only produce auf i""- VJ......U ..... ... campr, arrested ueecinocr z as no nouse our macniucry. together pair was believed to have been; food to keen It colna for a Iho city today from Weasku Inn. hit-and-run driver, was eut to! with a shop to take care of minor 'wounded. Thn office, ran i ... lie states that recently, during i jsll tor ,ix months when he ap rvpalra lo the fish ladder, the j pe.rod In municipal court today, water waa turned out and be- m, drT).r-, license was auspend tween l.'.oo and 5.000 pounds of Bj for a year, steelheads were acctt In the va- .... rlouK pools. Mr. (ilbsuu states . f that some largo cutchea aro being made, with eggs, tho only luro to whl h the risb will respond Urants Pass Courier. ,.,.. . ... , """'r,.r " ' '""""''T. . . ..- v..ii.uiuiu lii.hs ciuo nave set January 10 as charter night, at which time they will be given lnolr Cu,r,!r Into Lion's Interna- Tlle ofrlclal Installation 0.' orflecr nd members of the clu0 ' """ ,lm" ""' ' made, Tb Chlloqulu cluh will be host boul ,wo Ll"n" ,rni various C,UB "hout the atate, and lln-y ll"n 011 Putting ou a splendid , banquet and dance. '"" Brelti-nateta 111 Suffering from a sevore cold 'hloh threatened complications, Hlmo Rrell- nsteln. reporter and "Odoty editor of The Evening Herald, was unable to work to day. She will not return until her health permits. K. A. Ihlliluiin Return E. A. Dunham. Studebaker dis tributor for Klamath, returned from Portland Sunday where bo spent several daya on a buslncsa trip. Kl am (iranta 1 Miss Edna Stoddard, resident of (iranta . Pass, la a' business visitor In Klamath Falls 4oday. A Persistent Backache Otcn Gifes Warning of Disordered Kiilnejs. EVERY dsv nnd you Isms and si-liy uiArring naggine back ache, htsds.'he snd airiy iptlU? Art kidney ricrftioiu tee fnnotnt, Ksniy or burning in rauaxt? Then art eftrn signs o lit(ih kidnevt and shouldn't b ntglrctrd. For normal kidney action to cln your blood of pouenous wait, ux on'i Pill), Own two-whet en dons Dotn'l. Atk your nueAixjr 50,000 Uteri Endorse Doan't: tmll ErlckMin, 3At Tlh Avo., Lot An Sl, Clir.,ieri "I , h4 pnft mt.ltfticMi h un'ns ln'i Pill, m mimrifMii rretlmi.. Al time mv kid n tied to Imlr an me mufc wti lime end nw,. I didn't (eel Ilk siptlf. Ooen't Pill tetiteed me el one) end I hive ked M trouble ta eptek el uace." DOAN'S Plt.LS 75c A STIMULANT DIl'RF.TIC ,W KIHNF.VS oeier-Mllbarn Co. MIJ Ctvrn DuflalwItY. THE EVF.NINfl ,tir,l.AU), llMlTMW Club M'l 1..... f Ihu III I in ITn w ('lull ,111-lllir. I n hi - nut January 4 ut lulu llruwii, US Ih o homo i( Owen street. Aflor llio biialiii'ia wirhlon, lh flnrnoiii waa ilovoled In Inform al soihil iirtlvllli-a. Thu liontoaa, ushIxIi cI by Ji'iiiilii llr. ai rvail rofroMlniii-lilH. Thn iwt niji-t-luac will b lu'lil Jiuiuiiry 1 ut tho lioma of Muraarot Knndnrs 2217 Appli'KHlo alrtii t. TbOuo who attondi-d tb nollng In-1 Mjirki-t road conntrurtlon In-i-l ml oil Joiinlo Hurt., Iiltiao Mas-; clmbi.d tbo Whltnoy bridge rad, hot, Ann l Kwi'i'iioy. Mtrxnrot ibn I!unnni!a-I.tiroiii mill and, the Knndora. MiiuiI I'Hmat. Lulu Yonaia Valley road or total Nyatrom. Mra. Coin and I he boat-. oui liy of 2.7.IH. i-aa. At tin- n t moetJn. the i lt,,aA in.irartlnn on ,nntv "Inl. will hold I'romrda will an aprnii baif-ar. be uied to buy flownra for the alok. Ibu k In H. hool Ilex Davla. son of Mr. and Mra. Claud Duvln. lift lat niKbt for Portland whore he will roum atudloa at lllll'a Military A-adomy. ilia mother jnt.r- taliivd with a uinmr party mat InlKht. ' Cover wr luld for al i of Hcx'a Intlnintii frlenda. The Parent iciicrs assocnir pnrtmit buslneaa matters will be taken ua . vai JXI4 CFPIIRFQ. a v'uw STRAIGHT A'S BTANFOltD VNlVEKiUTY. Jan i 7. AP) For the first llaie in the history of Ihla .university a stu- a..ni h shot aeadeaulo par Ills acholastls: isircer. I throughnui Arthur F. Scotlen has gp-aduated with a straight "A" In every unit ui ...n.irea. f.r ai. pim.. juHen made thrt varsity fenc. inK wa, a momber of Phi Uotu Kappa, national honorary i rrui....nr uu kr,m i. i .ad.,1M . uit uiiim M i ll a i a a "iv uu n. w a v DRIVER JAILED POIITLAND. Ore.. Jan. 7. (A Jf slow . . "Wet" gasome might do " TET'gasolincsarenot W "wet" with water but with heavy fractions of petroleum. They'll cause you trouble in starting pi enty of i t You use up more battery, you delay your self, you flood the carburetor and waste gasoline every lime the engine gets cold. But that's not alL The most serious waste and dam- burns cleanly. You start quickly on age, you never see. Cold "wet" gaso- half choke with Shell 400. You drive line that can't vaporize is sucked into in winter just as you would in sum- ' the motor. It runs down the cylinder mer, free from the thin oil menace, walls and washes away the protecting Shell400iscostliertomake,of course, film of oil. Down into the crankcase it but you pay the same price for it as goes, thinning your oil until within a for ordinary "wetf'gasolines. All Shell few days your lubricant gasoline! "KLAMATH FALLS, OlfrION 125 MILES OF T (Continued from Tasa ona) Isaiw. I IOB,r,i.l hua l"-n ox- j V" d"d ou thn aboTn ronatrui lion. on roni, inrlud.d th MorrlU-Htatii liu r. Hhott-YuuiiK hlchway, ftya.i Su tup rojil, Altaiuotit aires, ll'iiiodiilo. MrCarty, Tattle, I'iniiH (lo!f club, l.hnlloy and AJifiima. The total expendltura on rniiuiy roads for the year was t-ll.217.6ll. "Many bridges over Iho roun - ty hi ve been repaired and built during the pant year." the re-1 port stated. "These Include the rolowlng larger bridges: Wilson bridge across the diversion canal; jHpragne lllver bridge at Spruguu; btukel bridge; Wood Klvef - bridge at Weed ranch; Card well bridge at rardwell ranch; bjkj four bridge on the Blv Camo. I I bell road. Total i.nilcd- cu1"" n"ul0 ,0 m-ntn county hrldi.es during the year I was 116,674." Mr. Henry's report hiates In part: "Two crews were maintained throughout Ihe year. . Surveys were completed on all of the bond roads as well aa county and mar ket roads. Nearly 200 miles of roads have been located, nlatted and profiles made. "All roads that hare been sur faced have been maintained throughout the year and are In very good condition. Lack of! equipment has been a drawback but Ihla haa been remedied to a' certain extent. Regular luspec-j lions are made, and very few I complaints heard.. i "With Increased mileage In' I surfaced roads, more equipment ,ls required. The couuty now has two complete grading outfits with I two 60 horsepower caterpillars lor traction, one Shawnee outfit with cletrac and malntabiera. One more maintainor will probably be repairs: this is under the super- vision of Mr. Spldell. the road - mer. a larger tncu will nave to. bo constructed to take caro starting were the only j BLOW your breath on a cold mirror see Aoio the vapor settles. Ths fame thing happens tn yovrcar; Vet ' gasolins won t stay mixed with air trhen it hit the cold manifold. "Dry" Shell iOO overcomes this it stays vaporized is likely half yellow and red pumps sell it it is the only Shell gasoline sold. 7e BRY GAS Carbon deposits come from burned motor oil If you could avoid the clogging destroyinfr, damage of hard carbon, insist on Shell Motor Oil. It forma no bard carbon only a little soft soot that blow away f our itrowluit ciulpmuut. A imhlno ahnuld be purchased to rllltate loadlnit from our stork lbs. The latter maihlne would m rarlllt pll. Ixi mmh more aerviciable aa It inulil be UK'il Ixilb as a loadur and an cxravalor." llmiry's ri.-commvudutious were iua tullows: i I ho ri-muindcr or tlio tiona , ' roads should be rompltud. Tbnso lonslst of the Kdttewood hlghwiiy, i'ou V.-ilU-y-Malln highway, Hprax ue Itlver highway, Chllotiuln- j HprnKue Hirer highway, l.angell Vullojr highway and Yonna Val ley highway. "The following market roads should be roaurfaccd In whole or In part: Oa-no-Poo Valley-Bonanza number 2; Williamson nirer-Chlioiiuln. number right, nid ChlUiquIn Agency, number 11 Thou roada receive a very heavy j traffli: and need top surfarv. road, market , "Tiriij Fremont j road number 9, should be Im- ' proved to the forest boundary and. the forest service asked Improve the bulance of the road tu an Intersection with the Sove "aTHe-Fort Klamath highway. The , Honanxa-Lorcnr mill market road (number M ahould be completed. ! - 1 county roaas mat nave neeu "ur,aced noull be thrown Into market road ayatem to Insure nropi.r maintenance, as no pro-1 roaas nuiu unutr ine road dodu , fund." GOVERNMENT'S COST IS HUGE NEW YORK, Jan. 7. (AP) The cost of government Is known. !Ta1"" collected by federal, state and ,of"' agencies In the last fiscal year amounted to $9,170,' 000,000. The national industrial conference board finds this was nearly 12 per cent of the na tional Income, the highest amount ever collected In any one country In any one year In the world's history. OFFICER FIRES AT 2 THIEVES OREMON CITY. Ore. Jan. 7, IAIM two robbers carting away loot from Ihe Star restaurant i were surprised today by patrol- of bullets and waa obliged to ; take shelter In a doorway when ono of the fugitives drew pistol. Such a needless waste of fuel, of oil useless dam age to your car! Shell 400, the "dry" gas, overcomes the winter start ing problem and in doing that it naturally overcomes a . " ian- vuk-i. uuug Careful refining elimin ates the "wet" parts; the result is a "dry" gas that QUICK STARTING I O I fiTn I flT 1 1 1 1 PT '1 1 1 1, I U 1 1 I 11 II ML I 1 1 1 1 1 I j I j I I II 1 1 I , u u ' U IHUUI VACATE OFFICE Kollowliis; the aiiKKPail-n of . Ih" county rand Jury In a re- .-.H .-UI. til-T -.'IUUI.7 ll.-lll II.- day liisued an ordur requeuing the vara lion of the Klamath Irri gation district office In the base ment of the county court bouse to provide more room tor other office In the court, houx. . Th't grand Jury had recom mended that the county court make a survey of the court house nit nation with a viuw to r. mov ing office hno bufiino did not pertain illrecily tu county bu-iincfia a.i a w hole. The court action today waa tho result of the Jury'a auggeitlon. ? NEW MEMBER 8010!) NAMED A. E. Street, principal of the Malin high school, and long a magistrate for that district, today waa appointed to serve on the county library board to succeed A. M. Thomas, whose term has expired. Bruce Dennis, publisher 'of the Evening Herald and Klam- Iath Newt was re-appointed by Judge Goddard. Other members of the board Include O. Keller of Langell Val-1 ley, Llnsey Slsemore bf Fort Kla- math, and Roy Nelson of Kcno. E (Continued from Page Ons) i had been pending. I Mrs. DcVaul Immediately went to work in the treasurer's office following her Induction. deprived of coun-' tifticlent few Chemists are now trying lo a . make artificial cotton from wood , fibre. TAK OATS If 1'n.l.n k,m m eft ii b x m m fjl Inteinter five hundred , Pj ! milesofrvnninifoflen Cz5S.J"' if you use vt 1 1 gasoline., But leith "dry" gasafuUthou U sand miles shouldn't Lk" jlu-I thin it mart thanlOr. Li" i-j i ') MAIL AIRPLANE IN BAD CRASH OMAHA. Nh., Jan. 7. ( AH)- I An air mall plaun u roulo trout it'hoyeiine to Oiniih flloloil by Normun Potcor, tS, era n hod oust of Kort Crook at 11.4.4 a. m.. Hundny dualroyliiR the plane and i Ulr,e fourths of til mall. Vol- (, ' esciipnl death. SANTA b.YIUJ.UU, Cut., Jan. 7, (AP) Search for James Young, parachute Juniper who fell In the ocean near Carplntorla yesteiduy, was resumed today. Throe nirplauca swept over the Curplnterla Dcncu and rarrlcd the s-arcb far out to aaa, Yoimr Jun pe. from a piano ab'-v tho Ciirplulerlu airport, and wn Mown half a mile tn bi u In h:s .l.nop feet drop. Ham pered by heavy garments, uu waa thought to have had no chance to swim ahore. j Pearl and maoLutuna are birth stones for Juno. PINE TREE l.at Times Tmlny I'M VK I! HO OK with 1 K E X i; K I C II In "THE PERFECT CRIME" TOMORROW Mat. it Eve. 5 ACT , -V.UDEVIU.E LIBERTY Laxf Showing Tyny TIM McCOY "WYOMING" TOMORROW Mat. Eve. "DOMESTIC TROUBLES" in C-O-A-L Vounj Transfer Co. Phone 1097 penalty
