The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, January 21, 1929, Page 6, Image 6

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    THE EVENTNT. TTFnAT.P, KT.AMATII FAM.S. OfiEflON
W POUNDS
: HIS PICKED
UP BY RMENETl
i
!
Highway Road Sweeping
Machine Brine in
C9Ya Pound Metal
At Senator Smoot's Birthday Party
j O - L v 1
at a nail lodged In your automo- t- . .; rt; .v..-V.r ;3L cvS.'; !:".. -.rf lU.-vl i as he entered the house. Ha
bile tire, firm In the belief that i ' t' r Jft V t fV,, . M .C1 hastily hound to the tha!r.
that particular Ball w. the only A - ' . V r J! 'JFk EfcW 1 !,'"""' " PPeU I
one In three townships aud that I y , T Z " ' " ' tft ? f H f J land after the first shock Ju
It waa Just jour luck to pick! fcr , S '! w il M I waa pronounced dead.
It up? I ! , 4 1 f 1 K' 1,," rii Juworakl. In hla younaor dy
Uure you ercr racd at a f , J. . - - - 4 $ (, t s "s 5-H ?v" . ' kB"n 1,HU'
amooth, bard. .tralKht road and f ' 1?', y " v jf'v!X''''',l hur.h choir .Inaor.
wonder bow anythlnt ao mnn- I - , ) t V" TT)4 W1? x ,,e w" ''Jl,r ot h"
dane. ao ar.vatlng a. a tack f .4 , "" If' 'Z' 'itj Sft 4 VSTii . " !ho,, m"b ot ,5,ro" r,,l,,''r '
could dl.turb tucb a perfect mot- f , f ' , , t V 1 ? 'S- tbs IMttsburah dMrk-t. At oue
orliif dream? t - , - 1 ? W V . f 1 !"" ''Is rani mined a hlahway
A - - - - - -' ' 1i ' m i t i i j -
iilTCIIIEF
ELECTROCUTED
Doris Can Talk, Too!
(t'untlttUMil from I'nita On
Ifaliluit and b? ui pniid In tli-
clulr of death. Thne tiii'ii, In
irludlliR the evcii'lon-r, atiniiped
III in In. Then Elliott KtciMii'd di
rect y bhlnd tho the chulr, took
la lnxt ttlunce at the killer uud
j threw the aw Itch.
Juinin na.l piritual auldnme
aa
I ho
back
ma
Mol.day, January 21. 1029
Wir.HT MARSHAL' '
! AT CHILOQU1N
IS APPOINTED
In erent yon bare or even If
'ou hare not the display at the
,. " " " "J". Vk. um.V i H w" Sen""1 Kcea Smoofa 7th birthday, and many men dUtlnsuUhed In public life et down at
J. V ! T """"Ma dinner Kiren for him la Wa'lhlnict :n. Vice resident-elect CharUa t urtle and Senator Joe Itobln-
nowa how much puncture ma- sen of Arkansas burlrd their political hatcheta and took up knlvva and farka in the Utah anion'
terlal, In the form of naila, wire, honor. They are shr.wn at the extreme left Curtta r.auilint aud Itobiusnn seated. At the table,
bolte, tacka and miscellaneous 1 to r'ltht. are: Senator Robinson. Vice President Dawes. Senatnr Smoot.' Secretary of tile Treaa
blta of sharp steel, waa picked np!nrT Andrew W. Mellon. Attorney Oenernl Sareent aud Senatcr ttd of I'eiiusylvunio.
it me state nignway magnetired ; ,
AT THE THEATRES
At The Pelican
Til At The Pine Tree fl
NEWS NOTES OF
FIRM niRTBIRT
I llillli UiU I IUU I !
road sweeper on US miles of
the Klamath Fa.ls-Lakoview
hirhway and the Fremont high
way. In actual welsht, this array
Of puncture material came to C9
aud one eighth pounds segregated
aa follows:
Bolts, ten and ono half
pounds; tacks one-half pound; An expose ot the dishonesty: "T!m Vanishing Ptiinerr" i Opccial Tu The Herald)
nails, spikes, 17 pounds: tobacco rampant beneath the tinsel trao-1 ti. u-i. o ,.. r- r. : ((.'eoraio Davis, correspondent )
enna, 1J and one quarter pounds; iplnas of a trarellng carnival Is' Water Is the life blood of the' OLEXE. Jan. SI. lire. Den Tll VolWo wuro railed. As they
wire, 1! and one half pounds; imade In "The Sp!er." a picture American West Vcn and women Dtov" of IjiukcII Valley has re- epped Into the doorway. Jawor
and mUcellaneous IS and three-! with a tent show locale produced -j .v. ... turned home frcm Los Anaelis kl lrcw lv" "" l attempt-
Quarters pounda. ifor Path by Ralph Block, which it The worked heroica l. to Tfler 'b spent tbe past severs! J "ho,, ' r to the street, j
me highway magnetixer did cornea to the rellcan theatre to- i. .,j ,v v, weeks on account of poor bea'th. '" k'ed one ottlrer. but was,
Jiot miss anything. It wouldlmorrow and Wednesday. bitterly many times to defend It. ' Mrs' N11 rolled with her !,ot " "o neck himself. ThisAlbert Harms, 15. tind Don Per
E; :? " . P0""'1 Knach I Hen Adorce. Alan Halo., Around .h, ih.m. 7,,. brolhcT uort!l' California " ry. is. were belag he'd at the
tna roea ana other i wn!ri.j. t j r. j l-.l,.. . . 7 enronte.
I
II. J S -VTXaT I I I
IV. si V l aH. lava BTBaa. a s
Ik 1 . I fT' StVVV. . V.v-X- I
I
and b'ew an armored payroll rar
from th road. The mob special
ism! lu payroll robberies, and
during one if these Jaworskl
killed a guard. Kor that crime
ho was seutencvd to death.
Awal'.lng sentence lu tbe Alle
iKbeuy county Jail In downtown
Pittsburgh. Jaworikl In August
112T, made a daring cecapo. Aid
ed by a two-gun man. who met
him In tha vlullnr's Vm
shot h!i way through the eorrl-i Alnon ,ho favorite players of tho old silent days of the movies
dors, out the main door and Into ' wno hare met and mastered the new haiard of talking pictures la
.the automobile Two guurds 1 Boris Dawson, whose contract with First National has Just been
were wounded, I renewed. I) rla hit drmcustratid that she knows how to talk as
Kor month Jaworskl was In i well a to look pretty. i
hiding. A Pittsburgh resident, j
who knew the rrlmlunl. spotted
htm In a Cleveland rastaurant.
ItnipnlidlllR I to H i' lie rill (li
mtiiid ut t'lill'Ulu business uieti.
Hut vily roiiliiDI of t'blluuuln hu
nins.ljlled rlciN t'l lll knliunk us
iilkht murshiil of the reservation
lowu. ,
The appolnttiieiit meant an ad-.
l (t lull to the pullro force, The
move waa Impelled to provide,
added pnllea protection to bust
pes houses.
Joe Hwltidler la chief u( pulko
tit I'lilloqulit.
VUlA'AMt IMilKANKri
I1ATAV1 A, Java., Jan. II. I A
) The Island Volcano Kraka-
tno. which has been III Violent
eruption mcently. Is reported
showing Increasing Intensity. The
visible eruptions rose from nearly
iiuo on Halurdny to Dearly ?uou
during tho past 14 hours.
Kt.t.M.iTII
KOLD KICKS
A combination treat-
niunt for
COLDS and LACRIPPE
Hatlsrnrllua tiuaranteetl
or Money ItrrunuVd by lb '
Pelican Drug Co.
Tit Main m.
Klamath Kalis, Or.
YOUTHS ADMIT
SETTING FIRE
TO LARGE BARN
Ho killed one officer, but was' POUTLAND. Jan. SI, t API
of steel ar. magnetised following I ,;.Tured role, in , t"nioal I Louie Darnhart of roe Valley ' Rl-I lo Pittsburgh by the ' ' J"
contact with the highway dorico 8pTc,er " wMch f directed Sy: .. Ju nT Pi ,''"t. d sustained a badly cut baud while.01"" whrlil. Ju.nor.kl w-l'""" two C. are ..Id
know what it I, and bow much lifter, ltor "i I Mrs. Kva liobrrt. was a Visitor ' M " rase, claim-1 J "J"' ,'d
t I. that brlnga grief to their H. e has Tta title role cZX ' ,he V1"'" whkh ' " !" "" M. Kl-i1"" Tom Be . wton
Pleasure trips," c. C. Seeley. !,.,, . .,lh, " 1 . ,ho Pic'" f pioneer. Robert, in Klamath KaUs last " '- tbe nock. The state ."rk' "'obl.e. won ...d
"aioeni ntgnway engineer. Kohler the manager of the earn!- P'auius across the desert, week. ranion oonrd r. rus. .1 a sanity . -
IDE VESSEL
IL REEF
Of JIM'
ral concessions,
rf f KA flt w
w"tcr them.
'The Spieler," is aa original empty.
tliA barn.
wet-.
crook, hl: ""mrr. -rT" z;:- :::-;" v--. m ivmisyivania i. . "Keystone
o" "v.. is urtn uoniwell on his blare in Poe YuHev. ' "" r-i-inFq n.,r in uays. t
Their water barrels are 'Eddie Huberts U nes
(Continued from Pace ooe) -
tho nary department recalled ita
rescue craft. The wrecking tug
continued to the aid ct the
atranded ship.
Messages reeelred here aald
the transfer of the Passengers!
was eneciea witnout accident in
a calm sea and had been com
dieted within a short time after
tbe'arrlral of the Pan-America.
v- When Captain T. P. Qulnn of
the President Garfield sent out '
his 8 O S
con-1
ltlnu him. TulJ ' b more, to have him
Psr tMhinrl thorn . ...ti. - 'declared ttieillilllv linMAitnl Id m-
i.. n li! . i - ".w n uaiciiuR rui'W Kavc a wr-. ....
: ., - - aoapiea :snow c.pped mountain peaks, formance in l oo Vallev cominnii. rkl ' ""m not craxy. brt'i
. ctwn..oy ,ne a'UOT mle-stone, of their painful pro-lltr ball one i,uhi las. Pt. ti..- " thing over with."
The mus-'gres. Ahead other- n,.v. lift 1 ...t. .i . . Ills ou'r nnrrm n .
ineir jaggca ceaas np toward the j houra of dancing wai enjoyed af- llnutu magnsino s'.ory he was
cloudless sky. Betwe?n the twojter the ehow. The music was'"'""- Tll "nal In.talmeut
mountain ranges Is shimmering j furnished by the show people. ! lo !,iar early In Fcbru
cert. FraIlk Ke,t()r wos , .v.aUll ;.iy. and ho said 'Geo, It's tough
Water: The . pioneers a n d i visitor Friday. j not to know how that thing end-
their onimnts . ,lvin f fUnrcrn llirli wn a Va1l..-1 ed. '
Junior Orpheum vaudeville Is of It. irlsltor lnt I The publisher of the muaaxine
to be a regular feature at the Twenty-fire years later water! Will Roberta purchased hay ;"cnl an dvance copy of tbe perl-
reucan Theatre on'Tueaday and .ha. made a green paradise of ai-'rom Cecil D.y and Is hauling It oaical to the Jail and Jaworskl
Garnett, the director.
lc Is said to be nnusnally effec
tive. JUNIOR ORPHEUM VAUKE
VILI.E WF.EKLV FKATUKE
'CHILD COUGHQ
(: i SAt-kf.Y t
withor.tfatvailowof "
HOXINE
WScfe For?.
Wednesiay starting tomorrow,
At The Liberty
semldeaeri region. Survivors of
' . . i i .
. iu uituic osua or pioneers pic
j tared In the prologue have dcrel-
,ojjea mat water. Then they
to his dairy In Upper Poe va'ky. J re, ,h" ,,n"' chapter of tho
Dick Klynn was a. Klamath ;tor'r ,he daT before be was ro
Falls visitor Friday. moved to tho death house.
A. O. Roberta was a business
Buck Jones, Fox Films star.
ha. a very difficult role In "The
the Pan-America. I Branded Sombrero." whleh nir
which was nearly 200 miles away (at the Liberty Theatre the last
headed for the position of the time today. As Starr Hallett,
atricken ship, arriving alongside the adopted son of John Hallett,
In mid afternoon. !Buc:: relinquishes his entire in
The paxscngcra were loaded herltance so that bis brother.
Into the President Garfield's life ..,, k,
boats and trnnB-chlniw.it in 4ha' ...
have to fight 'for It .against
; visitor in Po. Valley Friday. J KLAMATH YOUTH
Mrs. Pearl Barker was a week 1 1
scheming politicians who would
spoil them for gain.
Thej is a bigness to the theme
which ba. been well carried out
lh-n..t....l . l ...
ioe picture. Not I "" sisiers. .urs. uara- j OREGON" STATE AGKICUI.
'i orop to tne level of " ' wiin ner mom-, TUKAL COLLEGE Jan 21
the "western thriller" type. Mm. Turner of Merrill, Ore. I Bryant Williams 'of K'.iirath
There are tense momenta. nn 1 r.n. .....i .
end 'visitor at the homo of Mr.
I WINS HUiNUK AT
and Mrs. Eddie Roberts of Pee OREGON STATF
Valley. Mrs. Barker and Mrs. (
nuDena r0 sisters. Mrs. Bark- nnecnv
rescue vessel.
Both the
: field tit win the girl he loves.
President Garfield
Ills fight against
jau oreag. some tender JUK MARKER imrvii 'h. hii. t. .......
love aienes, but through them all j OVEH TO FEDEKAL Jl UvjTbo Beaver Knights Is the only
is maintained the same hih t.n.i-,i,,. . t.. , '
tremendous ,s maintained
piicn
f Underclassmen ' hfinrirnrir
hnd the Pan-America left New WIns "UCK 106 inenasnip ol '" m.aes, mo prologue; Joe Jiarkeo charged with pos-1 organisation for mon. The 6b-
York last Thursday, tbe Dollar ilbe '"""'"People, who are organ-! f n"'a r'-We. (session and transportation of In-ljcct of Ibo organlxatlon Is lo In-
Llnr rtartlng on a world cruise1"""5 lo r' ,ae coualY oi a band "es out return lo toxicaiing liquor, has been bound; struct new students in college tra-
and tho Pan-America on her
regular rnn to Nassau
The passengers of the Presi
dent Garfield, officers cf the
tine said, would be cared for at
the expense of tile company at
a stiff fight, but are overcome by
sheer grit. Some of the rustlers
make a break for freedom.
Among them Is Lane, Buck's
J'a3sau until arrangements were i brother. Buck gives Lane his
made either for their return to freedom and takes his place as
New York or for the contiuua-.a member of the gang.
,tl0" 0f i.""1' tr1p' ' . 1 Fighting every inch of the
Tho President Garfield b, aj Buck jnn0Cllce
twin screw atoel steamer bnllt ln ,ma6fllK, tearing manner. A
"bbo ;.. originally christened I"'"" " '."i" J
the Blue Hen Stato. She Is of !'":," ; ' T,..V
- i""," mis pro- "r io me leaerai grand Jury, ditlons. to receive and entertain
The cornered rustlers put V, ro'8 Peectiy suited "e was arrested by Federal Of-;guets and to aid at all college1
10,558 gross tons. 602 feet one
Inch longtb and 72 feet beam.
.'the climax forma a fitting ending
ifor a marvelous display of en
; NEW YORK. Jan. 21, (AP , The at Includes Leila If yams.
The Dollar line was Informed to-lJk Baston- Franc For1- J
day that tbe ninety passengers ; ?h",e.,Brl0' Lc0 Ke!,5'- Lnra
trom the grounded steamer Pres-I'ert Hill)rcr the ..toduc-
ldent Garfield bad been landed i"""'
at Nassau, Bahama Islands, by I
the Liner Pan-America and were ) Tho 'irst month of the year
quartcrud at the Colonial Hotel wa named after Janus, a Ro
thore. i mau god.
to him.
ALBERT BATES
IS PRESIDENT
OF FRATERNITY
OREGON 8TATE AGKICUL-
TURAKL COLLEGE, Corvallis,
Jan. 21. Albert Bates of Klam
ath Falls, senior In commerce, Is
president of Sigma Delta Chi. na
tional professional journalistic
fraternity whose pictures were
taken for the Oregon Screen
ew. The local chaptor is the
winner of the national trophy
given for Ita accomplishments of
Journalism. The picture, will
be rhowu In Portland and other
parts of the state. Jutes is as
sociate editor of the Oregon
Stato Dally Barometer, student
paper.
OREGON STATE !
FOUNTAIN LADY j
IS DESTROYED'
CORVALLIS. Oro., Jan. 21, (A
1") The Lady of tho Fountain, i
for 25 years a landmark on tbe j
Oregon State Cullege campus,)
was demolished by vandal, last I
night. Sledge hammers were I
Used to smash the statue into!
bits. i
COLDS MAY DEVELOP
INTO FLU
Conh from Fin May Weaken Your System
and Lead to Serious Trouble
Yon can stop then i now with Crco
muluon, n emulsified creosote that is
pleasant to tale. Creomuliion is a
mrdicsl discovery with two-fold ac
tion: it soothe, and heals the inflamed
ncmbrsDes and inhibits germ growth.
OI all known dros creosote is rec
cgniied by hiji medical authorities
oneol the greatest healing agencies
tor cough from colds and bronchial
lrjitstions. Creomulsion contains. In
addition U erennnt. aiW LhI;,,
It had been stolen many times I elements bicfa soothe and heal the
' No clue as to the Identity ot 1
the vandals has been found. i
Tbe lady, cast ln Iron, was life
alts and the center ot an orna
mental stone bowl.
since tho class ot 1902 placed
It on the campus, but always re
turned. In 1902, after an ab-
sence of a year. It was aet solid
ly In coucrete to forestall furth
er departures.
lnrUmrd membranes snd amn th lr.
riuiion, vh.le tlie creosote goes on to
the stomach, is absorbed into lbs
blood, attacks ths seat of the trouble
and checks the growth of the germs.
Crcomulsion i. guaranteed-atfac-lory
in the treatment of coughs from
colds, bronchitis and minor forms of
bronchial irritations, and is eiceilent
for building up the system after colds
or u. Money refunded if not re
lieved after taking according to,d!rec
tions. Ask your druegitt. Greomul
sion may help you avoid flu, but is
not sold ss s flu remedy. If. you have
fever, or think you may have iji flu.
liters rrana nosers and Jack events. W llisms a m.mhn. ni
Campbell who claimed there was; the Kappa Delta Itho, social f ra-1
ten gairons ot whbkey in hls'ternlty will be formally Initiated'
iar. a large sednu wa3 coufis- Into tho Denver Knights next
cated by the government. week.
Because its lea very
iiig strength al
ways ha been and
alway. will be
the same. You cm
ploy the game
amount every
time, and secure
tlie same delightful
result, every hike
day. Try Calumet
and find out what
a big help it it.
DOUBLE
ACTING
MAKES
BAKING EASIER
LESS THAN
PER BAKING
CREOMULSSON
rvn ins; COUGH FROM COLDS THAT HANG ON
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v 1 1 r -X"i
LVw!rcNiAnrjcw).,l
LI wowrjiuMmNy M
Copco Preferred Stock
INCREASES IN PRICE
February T
r
Effective February 1, 1929, the price of 0 Cumu- :
Jative IVefen-ed Shares of The California Oregon
Power Company will be advanced to ' v
$101 a Share
, Orders received up to and including Thursday, Jan.
. 151, will be filled at the present price of $100 a share
Informntl'in about our Invcstmont offmlng to customers
will bu clioorfully furnished by any member of the or
giuilzutton. fc'iiuros may bo purchuiiud fur eush or on
. our convenient monthly Itivoxtmcnt plan,
The California Oregon Power Company
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