THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALT,S, ORE(,(VN
Friday, Jaiuiary lft, 1020
Pfl Four
T. II. MALAHKKT
K. B, KM1IJH11
.Butlneiii MaiaKr
P.ihlthwl rrr firnonn o,l flundar bjr Tha 1traM PublUhin
Cnmitmny t 101-121 feouth Fifth airaat, Klamath Full, Orviroa.
lintpfd a pcond ciaae matter at tha poatnfflret at Ktamattt Falls.
Orwon, on Aumiat 30. 1 t4. under a ft of Congiva, Match 4, is.
SMS i KEYES
T
0 CURD
KLAMATH HIGH
FOOTBALL TEAM
TO BE HONORED
Hr Mall
Ana Yaar
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Itollvereel hr Cantor
.15 Ona Year ...-M 5
IT His Mentha j.ift
1.7 Thrr lion (ha Hi
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KMIIi:il Al HIT III HF.AU IHt I 1.ATIOV
Member mt lb AMrlatef PrH
Tha Aortatf4 Vr. la exelu lively c-ntltlrd to lh um nr rpuhllca
tlon of all nwa dltMtrt'ta credited t It or not otherwise credited la
thla naner, and alao the local IK a published therein. All rihta of r)
puhllcai Ion of aiwrUI dlaiiaichea h?rclu ar alao reserved
FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1929
' Dawn Of A New Era
llonirlng th football team of
K la mail) Talon high school,
banquet and clam-Inn parly will
I.OS ANOKI.ES. Jan U. (AIM lvn " h'S" ",,dl on
i i.iinr'. nr. r iiii.in Saturday night.
the division of a -hive-Inch" I Th 'wdct body will preside
thick roll of bills beteon former'" hou "nuBl "
ni.trl.-t Attorney A Key, and j A '" - o "PW'h
Charle. Kcliuer. special Investl- '' "ni1 dancing will follow
gator at on, time for th. county I"'"' "annuel ,nn
nlnr lodsv rnnnrf o. a. . bl ool cafeteria.
damaging evidence In the trial of '
Keyes. Kelmer and four others
charted with fraud and bribery.
Providing a dramatic cllnv
to the state's case yesterday j
John Retilngcr, once employed as
;a tailor by Hon (Selxoff, one- of j
. the defendants, said lis saw the '
i POOLE THEATRE
m
OPEN
(Continued from Pas Ono)
owner of the shop he worked In
1sir, rurt nf t h.. thr.w-lti.-h mil
.irtT ro ntri m A vt thc- a toi- t . .
Fjji.j it.uv.nn iiiiininn, iuuimii opfllt'n lasi , to Keyes and part to lteluior. i . , ... .. ...
, . . 'the applause of the audience. He
; night With the best Show ever Witnessed in this citV. I""' proddlnas of Robert 1.- i conrteouHlv seated h.s narvnt.
marks the dawn of a new era in Klamath Falls: it is the s"f"It- 'nlc' ''w "n at- ,nd ,0o1!a ,ntt, wro ,i,e
i.;n K. U M J .1,. tornT. the tailor declared that uM lo beflti, Harry llorel and
uiiiuin tttt, tvtt" vvu kit, vsu niiu mc iitr tt
' Construction of the half million dollar edifice de
finitely raises Klamath Falls to the status of a city, as
distinguished from a small town; it places this com
munity on a par. rulturally as well as industrially, with
leading cities of the coast between 15,000 and .25.000
population; it reveals that, at long last, Klamath Falls
jlleimer at the time aid, "Ini,, ivllrnn Theatre Orchestra
ouitht to et IS.200." and that.0unded tho first note of the
Cettoff replied that he. (ietioff. , overture. "Mornln. Noon and
had only SI. 204 and to take that. ! Night." by ttiippe.
Itelmer then took the money. ; As ,,, BtrBna of the overture
Uettliuer charged. wr8 poyed. the crowd, which
Precedinic Ui-ttlnr r on the had been rhattlni sociahly, quiet-
island 'surprise" witness for ! d. and when the ple-e ended
. l : r:j .1 . 1-"- t- 1 "
j f numc kiij "iic van iinu mc uie enjoyment, wludow trimmer, testified he was the silence. The orchestra, com
thtS same entertainment that was formerly obtainable ! present when Ed Koseuber-. also! posed of the beat musical talent
only in larger Cities to the north and to the SOUth. ' d,,'';,"!- check to Dave , In southern Orewn. undoubtedly
, iGetxoff. son of nen Gettoff. The ' merited the distinction of open-
Thoughtful citizens, as they inspected the beautiful iyounner Gettoff. Noiiac said.!'" " projtram.
new play house, envisioned the new theatre as afounda-!ched ,he chef under his fath-; wiiey i-dictca Theatre
tion on which the development of the city -will be con-i",', I"!ruc",n- Jh' E1fr Ge-! r.rnnei of the orchestra is
, . , . , X ,xoff then took the sum into his Harry Borel. director and vlolln-
StrUCted; they Saw with Clear eyes the broad Vista of a (office, "where according to the Jt: Mvrtlo Thorne. pianist: IUy
ELECTORATE TO
VOTE 01
SSUE
Initiott county found lilamxm
iberslilp III tho hiuiu htiuae of
HOMK I AM1I.V.
pH JOHK, Costa tlUa, Jim.
Manuel rerun ndea auu His
1 i:;isi..uoit iiviw
111: is kntihki.y kai k
SAI.KM. Ore., Jan. IS. At
One way lo avoid arrest for
speedliiK Is. of course, not lo , he, tt" 1,U k,,,, ,"' ,or ! el... of Ift chll.lra. all llvlni
;s.d. Another la 10 be a atnte " " """r- A " m""'anU bealiliy. They wore nurn 111
HcKlslainr. t"'r of the Ica-lsluture, he Is liu-la period of ! years, and In-
' Clmrlea It l.afolle'll of Wash- mime fi .nil arnwt. J1!'"'' ,,ir," "" "f ('"
reprsseniatlves handy today when ( , ,,, pnr
great lUtlire and looming up behind this Vision they saW'wl,1(lw trimmer. Keyes was atlel. tornet; U l. Mem. nasi;
th, magnificent structure which .-as constructed by men j tJ&&
who had the faith in their city to erect such a monument 'the tailor .hon h. u ,di..tin. i trumpet, and i.eiand Charley.
of beauty and progress.
: his bill-fold. Nollae testified.
. That Klamath Falls will SUDDOrt th nsw tr.tr Jose'B Sherman and Mi:ton
! trombone.
Wflson
8. Wiley, district at-
Pike, other employe, at the Utile ,rn-r ' "V""- "ZtS
that its success is a foregone conclusion, was evident last j spring street uiior .hop where !,he "
night. There was a spirit of community good will of"''e charge, bribe money !n HB1'u,Ti
cooperation and of gratitude towards Harry Poole, whose j J"
paseed by defendants In the
the audience quieted.
ral voice that could be
oneT ! heard In the back seat of the
theatre as well as It was beard
Derserverance and ability was the motivating nirit ho-' um company irauajlu ln, orchestra seats, because
Wl "-. .oineoeuonstobe tamed!,,. the flne .cous.lc. In the
,over to Keyes. aUo testified re- i
This newsnaner. and svprv citizen ,n VUmot't. foil. !"ra":
. . , - - - j - M ntto. I... . . . .
... i u-.- i . . "v iue caeca. Keumcer it
bulldlnc' he ptve the dedicatory
W. Piiolr rralsnl
He lauded Mr. Toole for tha
A Strange Kind of Fame
' TUI " address.
again extend their congratulations to Mr. Poole and pre-'also asserted from the stand that
uici inai nia laun in tne city OI nis cnoice Will receive ,lcn once came np to ne theatre erected, praised hlin
its just reward. ' ,'n b''ony of the tailor shop to for (he manner In which he
; have a suit pressed and that he 'overcame many ousiaclea:
removed -ten one thousand dol- thanked him on behalf of the
J lar bii:. from the pockets of the j people for tho splendid entcr
i trousers, remarking 'Jacob Ber-1 tainment palace, aud then on h-
OTRANGE rs thp Winrlo cf h;.m.nh K man w,rea " "day from half of the management thanked
O . ut JNew York... nettlneer declaredthe people for their patronage
men 8 names an remembered. ;Getoff said Bennan bad prom- ' and expressed the hope that they
Harry S. Lehr recently died in Baltimore, leaving a 1 ": oo more ,he Wr "nd ,h'
kind of fame as peculiar as a man might gain. In the gay When, court adjourned yester-PrHi address was abort but car-
nineties Lehr Was Sailed the "P. T. Rarnum Sf SnriPtv ' lay -Jleftinger 'sllll 'vtr on .. rled a sincere fei lluic and m
He-indulged in many odd pranks for the delectation of !'!"" and" dlrcct e"D,"1"-! ch .ri Z''
... ,n. , "T '-"'"" i Nollac was excused without cross- many thoughts In few words. ,
the 400 atNew York and Newport. Once he invited examination. cross , lUmrlnm itrrbr,,m A,LlU(U j
mends to a formal dinner for a monkey. At another
time he feted a white mule in similar fashion. Once he
waded in a lawn fountain, clad in evening dress. And so !
on, lo the great amusement of an earlier generation. ' ;
Given half a dozen decades 'out of all eternity to do j
something notable and worthy, men often get off on !
curious tracks. Surely, no man ever left, a stranger'
claim to fame than Harry S. Lehr.
5 ARE KILLED
AS STORM HITS
' (Continued from raare One)
buildings were blown down a
communication lines crippled.
. Obeying the Constitution
YOU might keep a careful eye on Congress during the ! ST- LOl'IS- Jan- . (AP)
next few riav, tn . W -h.f -A- ..-v. i. i f " ."dren are known to have
j .. i. uuvn .u "ic own iiuea inn nearly a score of
persons were reported to have
been Injured In terrific 'wind
storms that swept over parts of
southern Missouri and Illinois
shortly before noon today.
.-mi iioijjiui kiuiiiiiTriiL uicasure. j
X During the past presidential campaign we had a
great deal of talk about the necessity of obeying our con
stitution. The Fenn bill provides an excellent test to
see whether the people who praised the constitution so
loudly are now willing to live up to its provisions. - The
constitution requires reapportionment; a congressman
who votes against the Fenn bill has little license to call
other parts of the constitution sacrosanct.
I As though the theatre had been I
I turned over to gaiety, the cur
;ialn rose and Jack Ilowrlng and
'his orchestra of ten pieces began
; playing "Then Came the Dawn."
The Brunswick arrangement of
"Ida. Sweet as Apple Oder," was
the second offering, followed by
"Barcarolle Blarney." a travesty
on "Tales of Hauffraan." light
opera.
After each piece the' audience
applauded noisily, tAowing th'
popular esteem and high pla.-e
which the orchestra enjoys in the
hearts of Klamath music lovers.
Art la Hilarious
The next offering of the popu
lar orchestra caused as .many
langhs and chuckles as any other ;
act on the program. "Doln" the ;
Racoon," hit from the New York i
show "Whoopee." with Dewey j
Powell, Ned Hodson and Marvin I
Fisher, attired In racoon coals, i
(Centtnucd from Paso Ons)
board decided to seek tho en
dorsement of the ete.-tor.tte oti a
proposed bond lsiuit. Members of
the board and Mr. Peterson will
explain the need for such Im
provements at meetings In va
rious sections of the county bo
fire election day.
The hoard proposed to Justull
the following Improvements:
Const ru.l log of two extra
rooms on the lloiiama school and
luat:illu!!ou of modem plumbing'
fixtures nt a total cost of about
17.000. Mr. Peterson explained
that tho estimated amounts niinhi
vary several hundred dollars due
to bidding.
Kxpendlture of tlO.UOO at Fort
Klamath for the roiintru.-llon of
a throe room grade school build
ing. Including two classrooms and
a library. '
A one-room addition would b
constructed on Ihe Keno rural
school and a furuu.e luatulted
at a cost uf HaOO.
Au addition of one room would
be cunstruited on the Illy school
at a cost nt Uooo.
One room additions would be
constructed on Lower Poe Val
ley achool and Lorella school at
a cost of 11500 for each school
plant.
Twenty thousand dollars would
be expend.-d on tho Mulln school
for the construction of three new
rooms on I be present structure,
purchase of a school .building
site on wbkh Jhe board holds an
option, construction of a play
shed, and Installation of a (nr-nn.-e
and modern plumbing fix
tures. A new alto, an addition of two
new rooms and construction of
a play shed would lie built on
the.. Merrill school site at a coat
of SU.0UO.
A one room addition on Ihe
Crescent school Is contemplated
at a cost of $1000.
Sixteen thousand dollars would
.bo expended for the construction
f a modern four-room grade
school in Henley.
, A two-room addition, a base
fcent would be constructed aud
modern plumbing fixtures Install
ed In the C'hlloquln rural school
at an approximate cost of !U.
000. : A four-room addition Is con
fcmplated for the Altamont
School, also Installation of a fur
nace cost would be 420,000.
VA new flvtvroom
bq constrnrtroV on.' Ihe- Weyer
haeuscr mill m:e, five tnllej west
of this city, at a cost of 122.000.
A option Is held on a suitable
ite.
Seventeen thousand dol'.ars
would be expended on equipment
nd architects fee for the va
rious projects outlined above.
REMODELING SALE
Because of the constant growth in business, it has been
necessary to remodel our store to make room for the new
merchandise arriving daily.. .
ft.
Sill
if
SPECIALS
Dresses
SATINS AND JERSHYS
In niiick, Rt'tl, Tan and I'.iown.
Sixes I I
to 41 ..
$4.95
SATINS, FLAT CRITE,
Velvet New prints. In llhu-k.
liluc, Retl, Green Cf Cfl
& Tan. Sixes i:t r0 3)i.OU
SATINS, FLAT CREPE.
Velvets, Moire Silk. In Monet
Rluu. Red Tun, and Muck. Many
of these have been
itfHinjr for
72S?o"$ 12.50
House Dresses
AU Fast Outers
$1.00 to $1.50
1
$1.95 Hats $1.95 $1.00 Hose $1.00
While they lantv only a few loft WOOL AND RAYON
i
t h e Mode Shop inc .
"Exclusive But Not Expensive"
822 MAIN-STREET
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This Ship Just Came In
FUNERAL
NOTICES
EVANSVILI.E, Ind., Jan. IS
(AP) A wind storm sweeping i singing the collegiate words and
across southern Indiana and Illl- dan.-ing. It brought down tlui
Inols today was reported to have I honse. as th. trite snyiTtg goes.
1 caused the deaths of two school ! Then a more serious piece,
I children at Maumee. 111., and that ! "Avalon Town." a Spanish Hum-'
There is no real, valid argument against the Fenn bill. ' of womB at yoH Branch, ind. ber with the trio singing a part.
ifo nltimotA fot i..;n v. - .. . . .. 1 Much property damage was re-1 Their closing number was the
Ita ultimate fate will be a good measure of the integrity! ported. "Original Dixieland One-step."
and conscientiousness of Congress. 1 -Several residences were report-j played In a modern style. The
1 n . i ed damaged In the vicinity of .orchestra took sevqrnl curtain'
' i pa... ,.., . . , . . . . -llaumeo and a school house was i calls. '
t Every time you are tempted to advocate .war. try,ald , have hcen wrecked. At! nex Htrn.ion Pienao.
lilC.kmg out some little squirt you don't like and salut-jFort Branch two houses were de-j Rbx Stratton, premier organ
fng him. ' mollshed, reports said. j 1st, then 'played a series of Victor 1
The woman reported killed was j Herbert's Melodies specially nr-j
i m rs, namuui oian. xier nus- rsngca lor tne giant nurnizer. :
As he played, the audience looked .
W.M. AI,F...MKlt KIXCAX
Final rites f.ir the late Wil
liam Alexander Duncan were held
this afternoon at 2 o'clock al
Bonanza. Ilev. It. n. Muihnl
land officiated. The remains
were laid to rest in the family
plot 'in Bonanza cemetery. Fu
neral arrangements "were under
the direction of ihe Towey Mor
tuary. " '
France's wealth Is estimated
at sixty-five billions.
' . .Alas! About a week after another plane proves ' band was seriously injured.
how safe flying has become, collectors are picking up !
souvenir fragments.
' Man alone can reason, so the lower animals would
have even greater faith in the horn's ability to relieve '
a traffic jam.
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P. P (IT hIIhTI
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(Continued from Pass on.)
mile to the cabin of another trap
per where be was given wnat
"It's always that way. The movies promised silence.
and then double-crossed us as soon as their talking
competitors were killed off.
f.Cnrriu-t thin anntonco- V., !, i:i ....ui.. i t aid treatment was available.
"- J wuui A ,,ed w beln5 rgged np
at the office, said the husband; "Id rather hear what (day to bring the injured man to
happened to you today." , .La Grande.
After finding Buckner, one of
Tt. . , , . ... i the trappers trudged fifteen' Inlles
High-pressure salesmanship consists n sending, through snow six feet deep to
undertakers limousine literature when a gang leader is ! the cabin of the forest ranger. He
humneil off wa twelve hours making the
1 up above the console in tne ceil- -lug
of the theatre, where the
' music floated out of the modern- j
ly installed Instruments hidden
behind a panel.
Mr. Stratton took many hows
after the piece. He will feature'
on all programs at Poole's Pell-'
' can.
j The first act of the Kelth-
Albce-Orpheum vaudeville, was;
two trappers carried Buckner a ion(V an Idea of Ihe rest. It was ;
all splendid. It seemed
though the actors and actresses .
were especially entertaining be-!
cause of the occasion. j
1 BAKING
POWDER
ounces
for
trip.
That Buckner owes his life to
-(.Well,, why shouldn't the great Tunney write an ad- :the single fact that trappers were
vcrtisement boosting Nujol? Mussolini did a lot for !c,0" ell0Uh t0 near tlie cra"n'
castor oil.
: Americanism: Riding in a closed car; guying an ex
erciser nnd a violet-ray lamp to take the place of a walk
in-ihe sunshine. ' .- ,
was evident when bis condition
became known. In hut Injured
condition, the pilot would have
frozen to death within a very
few hours, if help bad not been
Immediately available,, the forest
ranger said.
Wolves have been known to
travel (9 miles In a single night.
Hew to Avoid
INFLUENZA
fvf,rfa Wothiitt p- ean 4o will a fTteta.
ally protect joo atainal Okie, In.
fluoaaa r Cricpo a htpinf f xir oraana af
( tion and altmtnatian artlia and four
jrelaoi fraa tnn i potaonoua aaeumulatkna.
Natura'a fttrmadr W Tbku doaa mora Itiaa
mnf cauaa plaaaant and aaay bowal action.
It tonaa and itrna thane lha eyetm. Iner
bn raalsuaea acainat diMaaa and iafacUona.
Oat a Ifa Bai al Tmr Iraulit'i
SS
Mora than a pound and a half
for a quarter
Same
Price
for over
38'
years
GUARANTEED PURE
Millions cf pounds used
bymeijovernmm
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25c
Loaded with shoos
for little Hoys nnd Girls
There are Play Shoes that
won't wear out and Party
Shoes that make your feet
look so pretty We aro j;o
to unload this ship during
our Annual Stile. Going nt
top speed now. This gives
you a chance to freshen up
your shoe wardrobe at
greatly reduced prices
and this store sells only
the bent quality shoes
Entire Stock of Quality . Footwear
Now On Sale 1
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