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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1929)
jrjioy.jLmufiiy ft, 1020 THE EVENING ITF.RALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREOON faire Two rTT-l IN THE Youth Hurt In Hard Football Game May Diej Font WORTH, Texas. Jan. S.j VP) Jauie R. Hobcritt, lit. may die because he failed to toll his mother of Injuries he received In a high schoo fof.lb.Jl name, fearing she would order Liu to fivt up the sport. Sen have offored their hlood, , woe hurt two month. ago. All- i mm and pneumonia resulted . and today he lay la a hospital with death Imminent. The boy'a mother fears' ihat hla failure to tell tor he wa hurt will cost him hla lift. "If Jam only bad fold we that he had been hurt," alie Mid. "some-i thing could hare bea done5 and ! then we surely could have saved i his life." j But Janea failed to Inform her of hbi Injuries uatil he became seriously 11 L. , , , FIGHTS OF I AST NIGHT ; By The Associated Pre MIAMI. Fla. Maxle Pela. Portland, Oregon, won on a foul from Red Riley. Troy. Kw York j LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Mlltoa Manguno. Kew Orleans, ontpolnt d i "Dote h" Eaater, Pacific Ccaat (10). NEW YORK Bid Terra. ew York, outpointed Jackie ton. New Y'ork, (10). Jimmy McXamara. New York, outpoint- ed Joae Gonialee, Mexico City. ' ,. ,.. ; . , . B0FFALO, N. Y. tope Ter- norlo, Philippines, outpoinrea 'Jimmy Goodrich. Buffalo. (10). Osk Till. Buffalo, knocked out ! TiUy Kid Herman, Butte, Hon' tana. (. ST. LOTJIS Joey Rivers. Kan.l,.. rt . hlm. .,0DDej caa City, outpointed Eddie An- derson. Caaper, Wyo., (10). Dav ' Kncst. St. Lontt. outpointed Ar- thur llf,r'. Male Chlcaffa. -.t - . i.:. (10). TCLSA Babe Hunt, Ponca City, and Big Boy Peterson, New Orleans, drew, (10). ' PEORIA. III. "Spng" Myers, Chicago, outpointed Al McCoy, St, Louis, (10. Johnny Mel ton, Indtanapolia negro, knocked out Eddie Walsh, Chicago, (2). e- LOTJISVTLLE, K. Sammy , PTIee, Benton Harbor, Mich., knocked out Jackie Reynolds; Trre Haute. Ind.. (). Frank Kite;, PltUbnrgh.' ontpolnted Hbward Jones, New Albany. (8). GEORGIA TECH WELCOMED BY HUGE CROWDS I ATLANTA. Oa.. Jan. 8: (JP1 The most enthusiastic welcome j off today to court hla lady love, ever witnessed In Atlanta a ac Miss Florence Trumbull, corded the conquering heroes of For the first time since he Georgia Tech on their arrival . started wcrk in the general of v.n. from Pasadena. California, ! f Ices of the New Haven road a ad their Rose Bowl football t 1 c t o r j over California New Year's day. ,Some 60,000 persons Jammed ttje Terminal station to cheer the warriors. Police on motor cycles found it difficult to make a path through the downtown crowds. , - As a molecule of Water passes through the pores of your skin It 14 like a man pasting through a pate "seven 'miles wide. i Here snotrung use cowling I to set you up as long as ) it doesn't tirset you r dAZ2A'- W HUiBWvSO iS HWE A OASS OF BCEK HE'S NOT WUfiX WE rri alu ' rofJ-sfe-MPoue M AMD ,9r V-Q fjv,c Iti . TH.jiCX.:v..i REALM OF D Nothing To Do and (lenty of Time1 To Do It pONr Pi tom A (Mil. iieiC- IN Trtt STAT Tax. t yo ri Me dics eor.'-Yo 50T Twcnt YifARS To Finish This 6am&.' LMfioooGiifir H ! Ta. l "aw- --;-X mm . . .lare sprlnKlna; up to put Into fln- My olJ friend Hay Clark ofisllw form nmbn. from the Chattanooga. T.l, where, I mUK ub heeomi ,!,,, pitched la 1310 in he Soutnern , . . and warehouses Mit me . baseluUl storj.r ,r,asnt , numbr Many mar i ia'V '"--M"'- new farmers are coming Into the "The atory you had recently district south of the city aud va afaout a convict hitting the ball ,on, anJa aru mpijiy being taken over the wall and then remark-up speoiaiupj crripg, like po, Ing as he rounded the bases, how i taloM nn bfivg marketed la he would like to bo riding on California. N homes and street In Its flieht reminds me about teaau , u,e Mate ponttentiary." ve Ha ..The pi,CBelr. .for one of the jnegro convlct teamg wag holding hlg opponentg down to one hit and the hurt halt of the sixth linnlng was being played. The : itcher wno was serving twenty jyeBr9 Ior ourRlary, med to be I In an ,in,,t,jkl hurrv In the sixth ', .m .in.hl,,r malil that be waa in danger of blowing up i and losing the game. 'One of bis teammates in an fte e md wmlked nn to tim.OB OI Oregon a moat produetive Jn a conidenttoi ,one Of!',pot aD, Mr. Newell Is Juatlfl-, L nm hielohlr P:',1 with the fine prog- . . . , boy,: $oa ain riom-iiiy piaiw, J you're got twenty yeara to finish mis game: Results of Hoop Games 5 By The Associated Presa MISSOULA, Mont. Montana 33; Montana Mine 32. WALL A' wtLA. Wash. Whitman 27; Idaho 17.' , JOHN COOLIDGE TAKES DAY- OFF FOR COURTING NEW HAVEN, Conn.," Jan. 8, (UP) John Coolidge -took a day here, he failed to report for work. He was too busy court ing Mlas Trumbull at her fath er's lodge in the Berkshirea, near Plltsfield, to bother about com ing to -work. Coolidge will re turn to New Haven Tuesday. He left Saturday afternoon with Gov. and Mrs. John C Trumbull, Florence and Dean Trumbull, for a week-end trip to the Berkshirea. At The Liberty A complication of laugn-pro- voking situations In which twlnjtrayBl or Amelia Oare by Belle brothers Impersonate each other, Bennett. Aa the crushed . and provides an unusual cornea y theme for "Domestic Troubles." featuring Clyde Cook and Louise Faxenda, coming to the Liberty theater for two days, starting this afternoon. " " Miss IJazenda Rcores heavily as the skittish young ludy who is the cause of Clyde Cook Imper sonating his twin brother to pre vent the lntter's wife from know ing that ha had been sent to jail on a speeding charge. . Clyde Cook, who plays the dual role of James and Horace Billiard, twins, who almost lose their respective wives because of Horace's impersonation of James. ' cause many, laughs and reveals Cook as a comedian of. the first magnitude. Others In the cast "nf 'Domestic Troubles" are Betty Illythe Jean' Larerty and Arthur Rankin. A pronounced toeing out la sometimes an Indication of a weakening of the longitudinal arch of the foot which results In flat IouV ..- ..e- J - nsn (I IKJIRTU UHMC i i! mm State Reporter or1 Oregon I Business Visits Basin i ' Country Recently . j ' Favorable Impression made hy jfhe Kluinatli country ouMhe afnte ! reporter for Oregon, Jlusluiwtj the alnle magaatna. Was. renewed in an article appearing In this pub lication Mr January, j The writer of -ike ariioln wax 'descrlhlug various sections of (he 'aiutn la a rapid motor lour. Here Jin what he had to ay about' the ' Kjiiuntu country: In going t'l Klamath Fall over tlie Ashland-Klamath Fall highway, we passed through the new town, of Lincoln, being built ;by the J. 11. Henry Lumber com ' pany, about 23 milea east . of i Ashland. The mill la - rupidly taking form and will be ready i for operallnn lit the spring. A I new office at are and eeveral very subla1i(lal homes are also being built. and everyihluit h.ts the appearance of peroiaueuce. This will meun another large payroll for southern Oregon. At Klamath Falls we noted what we term a well-balanced development. Mills am expand- Ing and re-nia,uiiructur!ug plants Improrementa are Joeing made In all sections of the city. Hotel facilities are taxed wo had Lo sleep In an annex. There la an 7" ,, " """" '" ,h wly- , ! W e went out to gee Herbert ; Newe11 of " Interior Depart- i meat oboul the Tula lUke die- j tnct,. which the government hai opening io sememeni. .He ; told ua aU this land had been taken up and it would be gY- j era! montha before addiUoadl i M be ready., Tola u;KU,ieThe HelnVr resa wlii.O, Iha ng. .a. --- - . . ., . . " made In carving homes ana" pros perity from the vacant lands. Mr. Newell is a real adviser and friend, of the new settlers, and bis counsel has helped many to ward success. ' Going north toward Bend, we anticipated some snow and cold weather, but found none of eith er. People In Central Oregon', ve found, want it known that their section Is. open the year 'round and travel Is maintained during all months of the year on The Dalles-CaHfornla highway. About 40 miles north of Klamath Falls you enter the famous Wood River Talley, known aa a cattle man's paradise. Here is one of the most beautiful districts, of Oregon, with streams -traversing every portion, as clear aa crystal, native grasses and clover In abundance, and Irrigation possi bilities without limit. At The Pine Tree The long awaited pictnriaatlon of the widely read prise novel by Martha Ostenso, "Wild Geese," filmed by. Tiffany-Stabl Produc tions has at last arrived on the screen and was seen for. the first time this afternoon at the Pine Tree theater, , where it plays again . tonight and contrary to expectations the film story fol lows closely this highly Interest ing and dramatic story of a phase of American farm life, and can he classed as one of the classics of the screen. Outstanding from a cast of su perior nlavera la the remarkable and never-to-be-foraotten nor. hopeless wife of a stcrii and cruel husband, Mlsa BcmiflU reaches histrionic holghts that 1 class her as one of the foremost , screen stars of the day. ' In addition to Belie tlennett the -at Includes Anita Stewart, : Russell Simpson, Eve ' Southern, j Donald ' Keith, Jadon Kohards, I Wesley Barry, Rota Rae, Evelyn ' Selhle and a boat of others. j Till, riV. l. M ....H..OI. . 1 cn(UL, nuncm um lUtf-. Ill corporates new kinks and turns; and also displays lo, good ad-1 vantage a very good dog act. ' " " 1 j The driver of a horse-cab ha Just driven his vehicle from Ber lin to Paris, and back, the double Journey taking him 22 weeks. FLU-GRIP I Check Before at etarts. I Rub oo inhale vapors y fleets Spcak-Easies Are Raided Ifi Dorris Monday The rmnll mill city of Hoi-rls underwent a thorough house cleaning- yesterday when (Irnhl htrlen violator.! pti Id fine Imn the riiy treasury aiigreitailng ll.7Ao.7S. rii'ht liquor dispen saries were "kuncked over" nad iliolr respective proprietor hroiiisht before a Court for aen loncn. ,. . Those" arresied oil fined were as tollowji K. W. I'earl, tiuOi ftuliert O'Farrell, f SOrtr Lowranro J up so it. $200: E. (iustaisen. -f.oil: Uo.- Luudvlck. l.tiO: 11. II. Anderson. I HOD; J. A. Al drlch, 1200: .Vrs. Josephine lloli. In, litis. The reiualaliiK lino.. 76 ciiuie from an Oreitou ped dler vtho aiaKed a 'wliooie" aud waa fined for his trouble. YOUNG PEOPLE WILL PRESENT COMEDY-DRAMA - .. - . -. Vinunlo Yonson's 1 Yoh', n comedy-drama In three' arts. pluyin S'i hours, will be pre- enled hy the yiHlnn people of Mm. Nelson F. Cole' class from iho ronareitationul church and' Sunday srho.l on Saturday af ternoon, January M. at 1:S oVIark and again Ralordny eye- inlng at 7:S0 at Milrs school. ' At the matinee for children in admission of ten gents will be made. The evenlug nilmlsalon will be 21 aud 0 rents. The play Is a gripping mystery plot with n u m e r o u mined y scenes. ' . v ' Tho following cast will be presented: Ylmmle From MunnaAiia Roland Andrus Pal The Detective ' Alfred Jolmsniii Frank The Clerk Lewis Smith Mickey The Farm Hand -Chandler Ilerry Mr KentThe Father Bernard Saullh . Belle-The Fosier Daughter Mario Colo , svlviii The Niece Frances flerrr p.The ro.,k . Jarouelin. F'renrh Maxlne Fiddler Mrs. Kent The Mother .. Fay Kesieraon - J'laco Living room of Kent's farm home. Synopsis Act 1 Late Afternoon in Aug. Act 2 Thai Xlght. Act 3 Late the Next Day. FUNERAL NOTICES AGNES FIHTHEK ; Friends are respectively Invit ed to attend the funeral services of the late Agnes Fischer to be held Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Earl Wb It lock Funeral Home, Pine Avenue at Sixth with Rev. O. W. Hoff man pastor or the Lutheran thurch officiating. Commitment services: will be held and inter ment made In the ramlly plot In Llnkvllle aemetery. STOCK MARKET BEARS PREVAIL NEW YORK, Jan. .8. (CP) The stock, market experienced Its first real set-back of , tho year Monday as Saturday's ' ag gressive selling continued through the aesaion. Apprehension over the credit situation waa Increasing and Bears pushed their advance with vigor. - , Prices opening sharply lower In nil sections nf the list and new lows on the movement were forced In speculative leaders before the end of the first hour. Around noon, rallying tendencies developed but the market turned dull in the advance. A gen eral decline was In progress at ;the close, with the. market In a ;"nervaua' condition. Speedy Relief for Sore Throat Rfb Prescription Rr-fjolrcs No CBrgllng No longer Is It necessary to or ro choke with nasty titallnir ii.lnni n. ..I l i . n. a ale, to reteve tnroat 1W yon can get almost Instant relief wiih one swallow of a famous doctor'a preacriptlon called Thox. ine. if na a double action, r- lloves the soreness and goes dl Irert'.to the ttirernnl -euune not reached by gargles, salves, and patent medicines. I Thoxine does not contain Iron, chloroform or dope, Is pleaunt ! tasting, harmless and safe for the i Whole family. Also excellent for coughs; stops them almost In ' stantly. Quick relief guaranteed j or your money back. 5a, 0c, and $1.00. Sold by Star Drug Store and al! other food drug stores, A4v. .. , . RACKET COURT HOLDS SESSION Oil IN WINDY CITY Purpos 'Announced .To Handle- Racketeering Cases Exclusively r f'MIOAtirt. Jan to" thl' fa'i. Somewhat similar icrend which reponed the in- ... ...... ...,,..... -.. i, of Us first vlotlmo, the rrentor of I'tiit'nKo'M new racketeer court jtuilay found It first "racket within Ha ranks The fmt victim' of Hie court. Daniel Summons, a bailiff, learned that Chief Justice Harry Olson's uew municipal branch extended within In own pm-tula In Irs purpose in eradicate' racketeers 'from Clih'aito and to relieve the j federal court ilnckej of minor liquor rases. I ...1... !.... .... ... ;.. .. Ibnlliff of our own court," Judxe lOlsnn said after revelwlila the day's dev. lopinents. "imagine a ' rocket Inside our own racketeer ; court The rompialn,,,, Jl, W. J aes. chartod he paid Sain., mons 100 on n promise lo not , him released on probation. . I warrant baiirr fi ,wn Issued against the obtaining money under i fslse pretenses 11 reminds mo of the rase of the liireifl-r of the guillotine, Ho was lh fir! to have lis head ehnpped off after the In - siriiment of deah was accepted for execuilona. Our first victim, of emirae. did nni eel such a penalty." The old legend concerning Guillotine gained much credence several years hut In loier years, ,fflclal records showed the In ventor of the death block died a natural death In 111. BENJAMIN DUKE i PASSES AWAY! ! ! I NEW YORK. Jan. 8. n,Pl j j llfiijauilii X. Iliike, Ulinrro niann- i faclurer. died at his rcsldenco at j '3 East !nh street early thrs! ! morning after a l.-nKthy IIIih'sm. i I -. .- t HERALD CLASSIFIED AD3 BRINO RESULTS I know an easy getting fat . ... instead of eatino sweets? THE modern Way to diet! Li'k'iC a Lticfcy when fattening sweet tempt you. That's what thousands of lovely women are doing successfully. The delicately toasted flavor of LncJtirj makes ("hem a dcLghtful alternative for fattening sweets. Toasting does it. Toasting remove the frfi purities and improves the flavor of the finest to bacco. That's why folks say: "It's nSml to smoke LncWs."' Men who pride themselves on keep ing fit discovered this long ago. They know that Luckim steady their nerves and do not impair their physical con ditionmany prominent athletes have testified to this fact. They discovered, o5, that Lnekfc dont irritate the throat a fact subscribed ttrby 20,679 physician. A reasonable proportion of sugar in the diet is recommended, but the authorities are overwhelming that too many fattening' tfwects arc harmful and that too many such arc eaten hy the American: people. So, ftxr rhodcr ' ation's'sakc we say? . "REACH FOR A LUCKY INSTEAD OF A SWEET." It's toasted ' No Throat Irritation -No Cough. Coait (o coait ratllo honk-up every firoadcaiting Company's netunrfc. m "ine i tows tnoc mad . . Trecautions against colds ana nu Do these two things: 1. Protect nose and throat 2. Keep system in good condition There's no nceil to net pankkv hecau full of news of all inllucnya tr i isolating yourscn pet a use it nc vi tuiui jn.T-n. .nv. with it. If you take two simple prx."uitions eveiy day nnj then don't worry the cliani-rs iirc you will throw off-iiny cold or "lli" ei ius you arc expo-cd to, anJ keep well. . We're not recommending that you dose yourself with q lot of medicines, cither. Jti-it olv-crvc no common-sense health rules which can be easily followed. THIRST ofll,nukciurc'ourn((in i in firtt cUit orJcr. fXm't let " ,"WCJ UP or '.'!.:''" it th.it it function perfectly. Tfic n aJ i.i a ... '' -it ton to pick up JiScjsc hi to nceU-ct thi. all-imnorunt miner. Physician a uree that, pjrticuljrly in I time of epidemic, piircini; 1-v U- f five and cathirn i not aJviw.Me. ' f"ldnv J'Vor are thcretorc prcvTih- ing Viijol" in nnca-e J.ic it came cxhuuitinn or ujkenini; of lie ys- tem in any vc.iy. : Nujol can't poiuiMy ct you or diairrcc wiih you. for it ciwiaiiK aNolutcly no mcJicine or dnu. (let a lvttle lodav at ))ur nearer ,lrui i,ire and jrt nking Nujol tonight a mr limple wv to keep fit am! to protect yoimclf airainn in nuenia. That' the firtt precaution. Now fur the second. Keep your note and thxoar well protected with Mittol. Ar ! X I Nuzhnov Ilrilliant now appearing wit. Civic Repertory Theatre. Sa AtrJay ttfghf through the National The Lucky Strlics Danes Orchera Otoadwy, OroaAway." . the pipers arc cpidcniic. There's" no use in i .. ..r ...i ... .'L- li'J 5 V.i Ita V.. ? Vt--'' ' ' When you ct a Kittle of Nuul, gjt a tvittlc of MkiciI, too. k m way to keep fjrom . . Light a Lucky iC5 . IS A Si 7' i u. su 'suiw f5rxtJr-m;;p-srj-' f''iAH ff; ' ' Urnmai 111 -si vtZ li a v m 1 . 1 ttl 14 Dr. David says: my "I'm a.lvitlntr all my patients the Jjv to kerp Mitiil nn baiM and titf It rii'iilirli. The fiiMtliin( in the Illumine, before you ;o mil Am! a;.iiii at niiilit n lirii oucotnc home. Don't 1 (ui.l trf me it freely It will do no lurm. And then (tup viirrvmi. 'You've done al! you f.iti 10 ufeciurd yiiiirvclf "Put Mi-ii'I up fimr note, iliefc I a apcti.il dropper tint comet in every piik ice ihj( ni.tkn it very eay to iitc. Jioi nit your held lnk anJ dtop it in nur note I'i'i'l yon fr it in )our iht.ut. You'll, tint ite hc plcavll't, kleJIIMI'fl tlletl al IHHC, iMi'-to! cle.u yir hud and nuLr heciiliiiii; cj-v. It lut hcilina, iKilin.; etlnf on the tfc:nhiaiK' 40.1 lelicvet Jt'v ii'il itioil or inllipi. nijiiiiii !i htljt dry up 1 tunning nie I t ii, !., t i ajrijlt MiMol , it rood l.ir a wnx tlttoit or hacking ,1 etniiili. A"d jlvvt all, pr.necii the note an.l iluoai a T.iintl ((ctliit. "IVm t wan (ill y.ui hegin toutccxe or v.mr ihtrir JlJlc Tile mr advice ae-l fit a Uitile ol Mittol today, fverc driicit know it " V .- coml'UUtiim trc jtmcn; ol S'mol and Mitud i a doulde talecuid aituimt iiiHiunra. et4iv tflit ttitc tn fold precaution non't delay. Niilul and Miinl arc lioth made hy the t ime fjtnout laboratoric, of the I'mcM ipulitv mitrrijl, and with lY.i grcatett tLill pnstitdc floili ptepata tion ate lut in u it At all druitiiiia. Aren't thev wihiIi tryinjt? . i7 Nasimova Famous Staitc Star yA-"A ' . r .. . ..f . ' ' I iii
