The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, January 07, 1929, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Texta - Momla.v. January .7. 10H THE FiVENINO HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. ORF.fi ON MAI.AHKKT. KNiil.li-H ..Rusinaaa llaiiaar Paallahao1 avar? afternoon ascapt Sunday by Tha Harald Pupllsatna aatOr al 10-1J South Hlflto nrl. Klamath r!l. Orrgaa. toatarad aa second class matter mi tna poaiorrica at Klamath Palia on Aumal 19. ISOf. undsr art of Congraia, Marek 1, 111! ona Tr l Months By Hall linn I ha la MtMith lllTr4 ay Carriat -SS.as Ona r.ar a sis an unniha . I Three Months .s . .at Ona Month . PflCnilMCUMP'- UrtiiUUlst-ismi i : TAKES ANOTHER! STKElSTi Offer Five Gallons Gas With Every Six Quarts of Oil POKTI.AND. Ore., Jan. 7. A. p.) Portland's retail gasoline , trade ha assumed all tho char acteristics of tho distribution o( price packages. The laiest con cession In a price cutting war ; that has brought gasoline down to 15Vj cents a gallon In nmnr stations. Is offering five galloua of gasoline free with every six rtaclit for rata reduction, la liy a 'concerted, uctlon of nil states In- .hided In tho Pm-irio division of I ho 1'sclfic Telephone A Tele graph company, n lined lo gel lu ces to tho book of llio aupiily companies. It was expected that a plea lo congress, asking an Investigation, may grow from the Portland cou-, ferouce. Washington. Oregon. Id.iho. ( I'tali, Nevada and California woro interested. Among those present were J. II. Mosslck. mayor ot llakcr, Ore.: I.oron A. Unit, rlty nttornoy of i Fresno, Calif.: John E. Carroll. 1 heud of the elly council of Seat tle. Wash.: J. M. tierashly. 'cor poration commissioner. Spnknuo, Wash.: Kenneth T. Harlan, irate' expert representing Tncoiiia. FUNERAL NOTICES nCMTK? fHr-M IHA-ICn Win It t-tP,R OK 4UUIT HI UK A I UK CIMI'li I.TIOW Mvmbfr ot th AuerlntH l"rt Tk AoHit4 Prmn in xcliwraly n tilled to th o ravvblifw Una of Ml nrwi t,imtrlfi. cr'.ltil in it or not o(hrwU rMit.4 l tklt paimi. ftbd alo th nw pnhlliihvd tnrtn All Hcht t r- vmbllo-tloB f poIkI dUpatehca brln r Also rrr4. ' MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1929 Carkin Committee Bungles . A FTER many hard sessions and much study the Carkin .' lav unmmitfnii l i,,,rtr! iwt r t rhn lut lmriu! a t ilea - . v , ..11 v. ,witin,i,fc JJ1VUU1.V v quarts 01 luoncaiiou on. presents a state income tax bill that is a bungled mass I other dealers, chargm- be of nothintr. Many other recommendations of the com- .tween 17 to :o cents, offer mittee are valuable and should holp the legislature to j ' "1" fcm. decide some important tax questions. itiona Kivo motorists a choici But, the income tax bill, which has claimed the spot-'tween cisars and dsarottes. . ' ; . i. . 11 jt-r il 1 .11 ! lid ih tr-t uattliin nri,t, war i.Knl, .s auouc tne nearesi notmng tnar coutu come irom ; " - " i;B;-,.Uf7iladaitio to her parent, -he is a ooay 01 men wno uenoeiaiea ana aisagreea. recon-1 ,ktI1 , rrf.,ct , ..w or- Uurvivrj i.y brother sidered and finally recommended, not unanimously, a ' nanixatioo to bring burvi.e sta- tilnn that will lirinir little revenue! tVint will raise trieition men tocuther to eud the property owners' taxes and turn affairs of the state j J.- . 1 1' l.-l? -1 1 1 1 1- I .1 . A 1 A JA. . iuw a virauiic cunuiuon snouiu me legismiure auopt 11. Vedi.oiUv nUht Suoiwurs of It is -snfp fn iri I'ihI1 th JpinJ utnrA will t-nfnu-u - ' ikA ui 1 h(nT h.tna m Imv hI adopt it. We would not be surprised if that body passed ' - ,":lo, p-ior. '"',u:. . '"'' r AsUUnd" , ,. , , ' . , ' present to consider a plau oeud'n Ml- men r ai asuiuuu. that no more tax commissioners or committees be named, Tho war started when several ; Under the proposed bill property owners will not : independent operators found they be relieved, although that is the only possible reason for heer "8tj0na. Having any income tax law. Those who struggle under the load of taxes cn real property will be an income tax, as well. The much talked aDDliea on a nercentaee basis and the nrnnerlv nwner will find that he is compelled to pay an income tax in; addition to his property tax, even though he is allowed j an offset of 75 per cent of the computed income tax. ' Serious minded men who worked with the hope that' an income tax law could be enacted to take the burden off of real property, gave it up when this measure was recommended. Even John Carkin, chairman of the com-; mitteejthat bears his name, took the floor and denounced the bill. ' struggle. A meeting has been called for were being undersold by several nolcsalo distributors say no forced to Day reduction in price has been made Monday morning at 2 o tlock tol- spent New Yea tf . i to retailers and th'-t none is cou- lowing n brief llluesa. She was of Mr. and Mrs. -Of Offset Onlyf, ,ated , natlTtt or Oerinany and aged. Miss Olive III TO S NUTES OF KENOJDISTRIGT J m.ma svowiioosi: j lletulil ('rivNMiiiil'iil , KK.XO. Jan. 7. Tli.ie who ailiiided liie ilauve given by Mr. Whorloy mi. I .Mr. Kveieil IliiUli kls, Sr., on New Year's eve en Joyed a dellghtfu,) pai'ly. Mr. and Mis. Aaron Moore 'HQ the proud parents of n baby girl, boru on . Moudny, lim-cm her n 1 . W. A. Shell. Keno burlier re ,turued from Ashland where be fas called h'eaum rf the lllnesi of his wife. ' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ward ot Mi folium's mill have returned home from Crania I'ass where they enjoyed Ihe holidays. 1I Mr. and Mrs. Carol! Carpenier M1U1 ANN IIK.WK !Iul children and Mr. and Mrs. Mill the lutaiil dauttU- , n.iries varpenier au.i son. ui.i. rcuiruea iiiiiiik inv ursi til ine eek frmn Corning. Cnllfornlit, where they spent the Chrihliuas holidays. Mr. au.i Mrs. T. J. I'rather arrived home on Sa'nrday from (iranls I'ass where they vlstled Willi relatives. The Misses Kdna Kerns mid Jessie 1-urkull lift Tuesday eve ning for Kiigene, where they are attending Ihe I', of O. Mrs. Ogla Carpenter was .a visitor ut the homo of Mrs. Wil liam Woods ou Monday. John Ta hir-aiid I.yle MeCor mlik. well known shoupmuii 'f this vicinity attended tho dunce ou New Year's eve. Mr. and Mrs. !l. F. (iruhain Year's at the homo K. Hotchklsn. Hill, from her home S3 roars 2 mouths aud 1! days al t Henley attended tho dance the time ef her demise. She Is Held on New Year s eve at Keno. survived bv 2 sons Arthur and, Mr. nd Mrs. Guy Johnston - . : Alfred of this city, 4 daughters I Umvia sla-'tci- of Mr. and Mrs. Waller II. be-'lUmne, passed away In this rlty 1 Sunday morning nt 1:30 o'clock. She was boru lec. SI. 12S. I" Hich.ird and u sister llarb.ira. Mineral F-rvkes were conducted at tlie Karl WhllliHk Fuueral Homo Sunday morning at 11 o'clock with Her. 1. V. U iight liastor of Ihe First rrebytrian Church of- llo apeul her holiday here, le Hi rind lu Ashland on Wi'iliieu day. I Mli-s Oule liuaer. auoihei of 'the Keiu teachers reiuined Tues day from I'ortland where she I spent Ihe Clirhlnias hnllilnya. I Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Cninly of I Mi't'ollu ui's mill were Siitonlnv eveulUK cullers at the K. Ilot'h . kiss home. Mlsti hNiher Andci'Mou luoloreil I lo Kluuiuih I'nllu ou business j Tuesday. j Nullle Ibileii, posllnlsliesii. hl I him U rn quite 111 the pant week ls Improving. Miss Miriam (iriilib, cuililoye 1 of Ihe (ioldell Itllle slure spent I New Year's al her home In Kenn. 1 "Hill" (ioddaril spent Now j Venr'a In Klumiiih Falls. Kd I'alsnia was a guesi al lh I homo of Mr. and Mrs, Kverei llotrhklss Thiirsilay evening, i Mr. and Mis. Fmd Itutbdi-.v wvie Klamath Falls vlv.li is on I Wednesday. f ' lieu Suowgoose. aet'oinpiiiiied Iby hia mother and sisiers. Lois, j Com ami 'Velum. ' uinlored . to Klanialh Fa I he- FrHlay nfiernnon. -r sore -1 H'HROAl- Reluf iruanuitcedwiUionoawullowuf THOXINE iinised liy n earelrssly llirown laurello, VV. IV I Hi ma. 16, t MAN OVERCOME BY SMOKE; DIES iiMigshunniiuu. ' at r. atl irinr ail himbt hallway near his dooi. in OlVIl-l- I 1IVI-. wtll,r(, h(, apparently had bent liver i. in" by amoku while Irylni lo CHiape Hi" flames. Iln hntf slniiiii'd In llA'ss. Oilier gu!U two others were severely hurtled . f led to sufeiv cli'l'illU III a liolel anil roouiliiR liollsq ' 1 ....He i.,.l,.v humane In Tlie rlilef in. .duels of Ihe ('at. lhM bi.lldllig w.is. .nly lliMiu. the Verde, UUunU are coffey, hldei. fire was believed tir ba'e m en aim, uiuiei , tl. ; SKATTI.K. Jan. 7. AI' llian Sllicilllltied 10 suiose nun Hll.ieil In 'l" .t;Ks nsi iii;i! Vines Fischer well knowu res ident of Klamath Fulls for 15 years, passed uway lit her late residence 1033 Deturen Street) Mrs. Anua Payette of Costa Mesa. in nniTininrn 'i'alit- Mr- E- nuu' f pa,,i IS I Ml I II U L I ! r'ranrlsro. Mrs. Hedwig Hoadn-1 III I III I I lllllir II 'blrk ot trmany and Mrs. Alma IU Uill I IUIUI.(J;pM.j.r or thg cily nnd j slslcr (Continued from Vixe Ona) on the Pacific firm for aud that the operating II C Mrs. otto Schumanu ot Sonoma Calif. The remains nre In the 'phone instrument has becu found j (toM room of the Karl Whlllock ... ..i t i ji -.. h.- frmn.. : Funeral Home. Vino Avenue ut As things look' now the coming session of the legis-:0I the Instrument' is old by the' Sixth wfceru (ri.-nds may. call. Au- latUl'e Vill probably have difficulty in agreeing upon an Western Electric company to the notinceinent ot funeral urraaue inentxa 4n. i'ii .j tt : it i v. American comuauy. ana oy n , ' "wuc miur. lieve that this state needs such a law. There are several ways to raise more state funds if needed, ..such as doc umentary taxes and other plans. And. too, there are quite a few of us who honestly believe that the interest being paid on the "deficit" we hear SO much about m;iv he a com! nnnmil investment . W'v. i-i i , , , . , , company," he staled, "that the hen a. political unit has a floating debt there is less only difference between them aud inclination to launch out into new undertakings, hence Jesse James was that Jesse had the debt may be of value to old Oregon even though it!a hor8e does cost a little interest i pussed 13.14. mechanism or "insidea" of the phone was not sold, but leased . at a price thai at a rental brought several times Its value j each year. ' "We hare told the telephone ' and family cf McCnllum's mill, motored to Klamath Falls , on Monday. The. teachers of the Keno schools have returned from var ious points where ihey spcul their Christmas holidays. Mr. Harold Ashley, principal, from California, the Misses Hill and Miller front Henley aud Klamath Falls and Miss Krduiauu from , Eugene. I IJ.ttv Jaue. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. Holchkisa spent Wedueiiday visiting with her i grnnduiothcr of Mi folium's mill. l.ols Snowgoohe and Kay Tre frcn, who spent ChriMmas hero I with relatives returned Saturday WASHINCTO.V. Jan. 7. (AIM tb Itmte Fulls. Oregon. Tlie government won In a big Mr. and Mrs. f hurley Cray prohibition case from Seattle to- and daughter. Hel.-n. of Ashland, day involving thirteen men who apent tho holidays al the homo were convicted to conspiring with of Mr. and Mrs. U. J. Pnckell. 61 others to violate the prolil-1 Miss Iteatha llartell, student BOARD ami ROOM Close in ATTKACTIVK 1IOMK .K)1 l'(Hll) IlKASflNAItl.K ItATF.S Phone 5S5 10W WASIUM.TO.N T. 1-wMFARriiHGy 8 qgEgy Liberty Theatre, Jan. 23rd. Famous Itniiielv Kmrt tour ie. In operatlin;. uuluMlng. repair In- deslKii mid .oimrii. lion of power larmier n.ai h.nery. Vul'lotml III scope. KleVelllll sllctesslul year. Mdlt of tlirlll. Ins iiinresiiiig, iiistnuiive movio lilius, aynrhiiiiilted with lectuics. ISpoiisoied I.y KuBiely at huge com. bul coming frst to farmers of this community. We nro fortunaie Indeed In aarurliig this treat. A rare opportunity lo Irirti to "Know your power farming machinery." Hrlng lh boys and hlra.1 help, loo. Come ea.lv; ttay lute. Three lemons: Morning, allernoon and evening: Special: Motlcs Inkon In mir own IimuIIiv will be shown, touio uud see jour neilib"r In tie) unities. J. W. KERNS, 1203 So. 6th St.""' H WINS IN BIG RUM CASE' bition law. Pete Dahl, George Kearns and w You are definitely middle-aged if you read back to1-, Si SUVSt iajsc oo, uiscover me siory is 10 De conunueu, ami h neither swear nor kick the cat. (I! , : Correct this sentence: "When I ask John what he thinks of a new hat," said she, "he always gives me his honest opinion." The hearing was opened by , .vmyor ocorge t.. Hater, lie turn-. eleven outers were refused a su ed the gavel over to John M. I prume court review of their con viction which they contested on the ground that the district at- special rate counsel of torney who prosecuted them em phasized their failure to take the witneaa stand and that accom plices were permitted to testify without instructions from the he weight such tes- of the Southern Oregon Normal The millennium will be here soon after you see the first bronze statue inscribed: "To John Jones, who minded his own business." Holm the city of San Francisco. Holm told of a fight in the bay city i 10 prevent the telephone com pany from Increasing rates in j that vicinity a percentage that , judge as to would amount to $7,000,000 an-.tlmony should be given. uually. Otto Case, chairman of the A beetle thousands of years committee on efficiency. Seattle, j old was found perfectly pro declared that the only way re- j served uinoug the wrappings of suits can be obtained in the, an h'gyptinn mummy, Block Wood Order before you'r out We do the best we can E. L. French 1022 East Main Phone 607 Now is the time to satisfy yourself that no other plates at SO possess these fine qualities of Gold pin teeth. Best rubber, natural appearance, and, made with a. satisfactory guarantee. Union Painless Dentist Dr. Chas. Peterson Manager , , 210 Winter Building 712 Main Street f Over Pelican Drur; Store Next to Pine Tro Theater-. Open Until 9:00 Phone 1637 The objection to fame as a prize is that the same people who give it can take it away. - I i; Still, every dt-iver who doesn't take lo the ditch j seems a road hog to the timid driver. : Mom'n Pop C.Aa.0T PC3 OAVi K0! SIDE GLANCES By George Clark I C"'-'" v hia unvyi. inc. " v V t AT OCT. " mom res To uts boom .ffl-Pfgf " 'MC 'r, ?P&$ By Cowvt Oh if -f voo inouuO ., ThE AGENT SA'.D I JUSI' LSri.--yt.- . e -i77i 7 cu : & 17- H VOO fc L'.f T Jf THE AGENT SAID I JUS1- wmm$mmm V.--3 UNt4 ON PIKvi-TBt ? ST'ciT ? vajW. ! Vl R'OiuT jV-MI lit. -M mamm G'.ivts Fans Tn .9 iS mV FlRSTl V,S.T - KV. SO'J Mi'.'E Vtit! I . WJS CttNS It V0J .f rA 3 Freckles and His Friends I. KAY: I hope my ankles are strong. MAK; I hope (be Ice Is Mrong. IT'S ASOUT TIW I v-S EATlM' ?A'AE CF rW ORAW6&G I 30T FOB CWRlST.e5- X BEEN SO BUSY VWTTU W A1RPLAME X A'-rAOOT "." " - '1 ' - VHrV. I fTVj, .I3Cr7.' TJAAT'S A KC: ) 1 i s tasp.s, csr.is ' Hour -1 A3 BIG AA Oft..;i3 J By Blosser feCi. 5AM J.'! ' 07 UEV! JAy.' vx) BOTCK'M THAT- 0QtGF.S MEVER r.P-TA'i BIG A'i VJATeaMEUMS fr VX) T)"trJi TJVIS IS B!6 VOO SMCJLPA seen rwe oJS i atg YESTERDAY- IT MVVO AS 815 ASA m.?- fftm&- -x ' : .v.-.V vMsU--IT NMA'i A5 . ' 'y. 'b BIG As A k)Ate.e anelon , ) U "I IF vWATEQAKELOAiS VA5 1. " V-N' . i: Vli fit,' ' d1' yn "'iM, sr sr rsvir.r. etc.