The Evening herald., February 13, 1929, Page 6, Image 6

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THE EVENIKO HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
OPPOSITION TO
TAX MEASURES
FAILS TO SHOW
Three Commission Bills
Win Strong Support in
House Yesterday
SALEM, Ore.. Feb. 13. VP)
Exported oppoaliloa In Ibrre ol
the properly tag rollff commit
. ,lon bills failed to materialise
when the bill camo up tor third
.'reading- Tlcidir afternoon.
Home members approved II. B.
19 which creates a three-man
paid tax commission to replace
. .thi present commission of gov
ernor and secretary or stste.
.serving as ex-offico members, and
the one commissioner; tboy voted
; unanimously for H. B. 1J8 which
' f Ivea the state tax commliwlon
general aupvrrkiloD ot adminis
tration of assessment and tax
laws tor the state and power to
"njaallto assessments hot neon and
within counties: thoy offered do
. opposition to H. B. I8K the as
sessor's bill which provides for
additional compensation forclorl
ral assistants and special as-
'sowors when so ordered by the
tax commission.
Ccrkln. member of the bouse
from Jackson county, and one of
the members of the Interim tax
" relief commission which dratted
the bills, claimed that these bills
contain the best features of prop
erty relief measures now In ef
fect In other states.
The three paid tax commis
sioners as provided for In H. B.
199, will bo appointed, accord
ing to this bill, by the slate
: board of control. The board will
also designate tha chairman ot
: ' the tax commission. V
Weary Aimee
Will Return
ToL. A. Soon
E
IIS
AT THE THEATRES
NOTE AT FORUM 'ZZ
AT TIIK riXIC.W
the Uledlcul rofusluu na a lit"
LOGGING LINE
T
(Continued from Pas Out)
the survey rut off two uillt'S. j
I'lm Mitwmlll b'liulitmirllllf ulld .
zr zrtz jvzzzr: tTi'U w.. .... ..,.,....: taw tm h,i.i-o...r.f....
(Cuutlnuud truin Pals Oiis)
VAXCOUVEn. II. C. Kcb. 11.
(TP) Almee Semple MrPhoraon, by way of Portland and tlm
wearied by tho strain of her cam- Columbia river, through I'ocutel
Orpln-uni Vnuiletllle ami
The happy combination of
'vaudeville intent anu im-iuri- i-h- .- ....... -.' .
i termlninwnt at the Pelican the Ho." which wll show at the I'lne
lust times today otters a Rood ill- Tree ttiiniro.
work, he k'. a very rupaliln
ik-moiiatrntlun of It na it Is prnr-j
llml lu his latitat picture, tho
farce I'olmxly "Kay Come, Kuiy
TO OPEN
T
over tlm repined couichkIoii or
Ren r.ctjoff. IukI night announced
uo will be unable to give revival
services In I'orl'aiid on Tuesday.
Prom Vancouver aho plans to
return to Los Angeles by way ot
memo, then east to tlriiiignr.
"Th mute via Portland nut
Pocatollo is I to miles and by
Sacramento 450 wiles longer to .
"Kxcv Baggage" gives a flue
Granger than a crow state road ; ;
would he. which thl. oreaniaatlon ' " uf",n tomorrow tor Ihrvn
tor the first
lime tu his motion picture career.
wears a moustache in "Kasll,"
URGE CHANGES
I IN COLLEGES
r . .
j' ' (Coattnusd (ram rs Ob
roinc of Its features and refusal
Salt Lake City, stopping there J is working for from this district t nn- t.
tor a lew davs to finish an some thraush a notnt near Klamath' diaries' furrvll,
routine business. She plans no Kails up to Ontario."
more revival meetings after she 1 -To this end we Intervened In
ends her Vancouver campaign I the hearing before the Interstate
Sunday, until she lias returned to commerce couimlxsluiv This hear
Angelus Temple. ting Was started by the public ser-
The strain of the Vsneouver j vlco commission of Oregon and Is
campaign haa been very heavy. a request (or an order to build a
Aimee said. 8ho has still SlSuO road from Crane, Oregon, to
to oe ruisea to meet expenses but Odell hike district.
believes she can meet this before; "In other words, to an Intor-
the campaign closes. i section of the lino but wee u Bend
Ilcv. WIKard It. Poe ot the. and Klamath rails. This would
Portland Tour Square church ar-'glve western Idaho a short hsul
rlrcd hern today In eonfie w-llh ! !... -...!...... '...11.,.. ..t- .....1 o....
Aimee. his chief pastor. Only ' Francisco. .. : ur,'mU'ro "" "'
routine business was being dls- j "W. are also Interested In' a ' ' Picture ecllp.es l.l. mag
cussed, hn uM j .... nltlcent work In "7th Heaven."
iirimaii parallel wim iuib
Tonight tho evangelist wound from the Yellowstone park, wost
up a day's work, which Included through aouthern Oregon counties
three "red hot" Illustrated ser- io iwim near rm.. i..k mn.
P. Illl Hunter Is nic.luVnl. lint
the ruutract fur Mil ilifflcitlt
work which eiiiiills filling lu a
solid nud substantial railroad
grade over the marsh. '
111 most places, solid liolloin la
from seveu to nine feet deep, but
there are a few pot holes where!
It drops down, to IT nud 19 fiwt.
the Howard Hawks production ; then and there decided tu follow Willi such Bit obstacle lu over-;
for Kox Films, which Is coming his bent fur the stage. . . come. It hus become nircsury to I
to (tho Pelican theatre for three i n "Kasy Come, Kusy tlo," be '"'nl'le a f li st lug tllesel dredge,
dam commencing tomorrow. H' becomes mixed up with a snnl- wu'on "uw '"'!'"t onseinlilid on
i wen Qpiwslte Oretn Msseu, tarU, 0nd Its doctors glvo hliii ,uo ,,r lnu rh.
who proves the one enduring love ,,, ,,ioustratlon ot what a' Work will begin on the umrh
music, acrobatics and gag. Oniscliool ltb ilrumatlc ainliltlons, I
the screen William lliilnes lu I his family Insisted that he should :
follow in the tootaleps at his ,
brother aud luke a medical courae
ut tho I'Mlverslly of Mlmiesola. '
He rutiirvd the uulveraliy but,
lnu. as rn observer, he saw Ills .
brother operate, he became sick- j
sued at tho sight of blood and !
lu the life ut an Arabian prima, ( iovU)r reaiy j,,.
section about Murch IS. If pres
ent
will
plnns mutiirn. the prujecl
bo eotlipleted by August 1
There are many exotic love scenes
between the dark aud romantic
Farrell aud tbe blonde, fusrlnat-
...goreta. Those who have nm, I 'JMp.O.O WO-fl. trad owned by the
the picture during lis Nuw ork .ii,. Ijiintn Lumber com puny In tlm
: father In front of a soup kitchen 1 Vni.ey muuutaln territory, to
of New York I i mui, euriy mis tail, ni-
Iu.vIm m .rilMi iiioukii lnu iirsi lour nun inie'
AT TIIK l.lllKltTV
A street urchlti brings llio key "'"1 '"R" w11 bv '""'" ",u "'"
;on tho Kast Side
iand together 'thoy
ra" Is adapted from the play. 1 ,drellturo , ..U,H M1(ky Uro.,h.Vt mile. u Br.dl, hus be,n
"L'lnsouuilse,
dule.
by Pierre Fron
mons.
Ti OFFICERS
IfiE DISARMED
uectlng with The Dalles-CaltfcT-I
uia highway. !
I Mr. Harvey spoke of the Inter-j
' est people of Idaho displayed In
'the orgsniiatlou and Its plans !
gun." FHU's first starring picture
, for Kraukle Durro, syear-olil se-1
tor. which closes its local run tu--day
st the Liberty theatre.
I "Little Mickey tlrognn" 1ms
met willi in ucli praUo durliu; Its
run here und sets a new standard
Policemen Wounded
Bandits in Telegraph
Oft ice Robbery
AT TIIK PINK TUKE .
IIAKItY XOHTON IX
"KLKKTWIMi."
The deiert story. "Kieetwlng,'
'and "displayed an editorial from starring Harry Norton Hue root h-; for riticnia portrayals ut hoy life.
the Boise Capital News In which , er's boy of "What Price O ory"! I "Beauty aud Bullets." to run
.the editor, II. A. Lawion, told of plays the last times today at the this week.
;the Interest . Idaho, especially Pine Tree. Wo are soon to se Thu feature. "Beauty and Bul-
western Idaho, should show. ! Barry again In "The Lvgiou i'f lets." starring Ted Wells, which " " "'d- U'l segment Is falr-
Ia part the editor said: "The , the Condemned." missed showing luit. week will ,'-T '"v cointructiou a though
hv development of a port to Crescent I D!x In Medical Comedy. ;.how tomurruw' ui-d I'rldar at ""ro '", several 15 and 30-
completed nud ulo the gradlug
tor llio liiterchunce tracks at the
JuBctlou with the Soul lnm Pu
cirir. atH. will not 'be laid un
til tho eonitrurtlou of the grade;
across thu mursh Is veil under
way. .
The lu-l uuil of rolislriiriloii
Is 1 miles truin the ast nine of
the marrti to the Ijimin Luuilier
rumpiiuy uuil. lu a geuurul 4V, :
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal.. Feb.
II. (AP) Two bandits held no
branch office of tbe Western
Union Telegraph company In the
Mission district Monday night.
shot two police officers who were
walling In the p'.ace on an ad
vance tip, took the officers' wea
pons from them and escaped. The
I policemen were only slightly
wounded. The policemen, George
Brown and Mike Conroy were in
the rear ot the office when te
: bandits entered and commanded
to join la others from Senator Misa Margaret McNltt. the clerk,
-If. J. Klliot and Representative i to tarn over tbe cash. . Aroused
11. V. Johnson, was filed with j by a noise from the rear, the in
tbe clerk ot the ways and means j truders dashed back and sbot
committee this morning. It Is Brown in the hand and Conroy
expected to figure prominently , In the leg. Then taking tbe wra-
' In the public bearing upon col-pons ot the Injured policemen
. Uxe and university appropriation
tills before the committee to
night.. expressing tbe belief "that the
Institutions of learning' In tha
state should not be In compe
tition with one another either in
curricula or for students," tbe
report of the majority asserts It
' la their belief "that there should
be a plan adopted by tbe proper
authorities eliminating any com
stltion in these respects and
i'Hminatlng duplication ot courses
except in minor essentials. Exam
ination, by your committee, of
tbe catalogues and reports of
the Institutions shows that ther
Is a considerable dupllcatioi
which could and should be elim
Itinted at a considerable sarin!
to tbe state." ' . .
they ran , to the curb without
waiting to take the cash, and es
caped In an automobile driven by
a woman.
SEND ESTIMATE
FOB BUILDINGS
WASHINGTON. Feb. 13. (AP)
A supplemental estiidate rec
ommending tbe appropriation of
?9. 210. COO for public buildings
n various sections of the coun
ry was sent to congress today
y President Coolldge.
The recommendation covers 97
eparate projects, the eventual to-
al cost of whleh will ha lig.
Fowler Sells Uusbicse 760.500. Tho buildings Include:
'Announcement of the sale oil Corvallis, Oregon, postoffice.
tbe Fowler Sales company, owned j (173,000 and SS0.000. San Fran
by J. C. Fowler ot this city to 1 ilsco, federal office building. S5,
'Krcd Flock,-' was made today. Mr. j 100.000 and 175,000. Sarramcn-
ami -Mrs. Fowler are -leaving to. -CaMf., postoffice and court-
shortly for California, where tkey . bouse, 11.250.000 and IJ50.0UO.
will remain for a time. Kow-i Nampa. Idaho,, postoffice, 1110,
evor," they plan to return- to uoo and ? 25. 000
Klamath Falls' later, to -again!- T ' : '
make tbelr home. Mr. Flock bar : llendemoii III Twlay ,
fakca over the business, aud from C. A. Henderson was unable to
Sow on will have complete be at bis desk today because of
charge ' .- , an attack of Influenia
Although Itlchurd Olx rejected 'the l.llivrty,
tfifv I'atirnrnlu It, f t. nn,Hiu.n 1
part of the state Is of more than
passing Importance to this Inter- Laughlip W. A. W illiams,
ior section. And a direct line lu-, Harvey. "i.V II. tJenarary.
to It Is not so visionary as It an- Best and U It. Couklln.
pears.
all western Idaho '
Oregon should In-
Tbe visitors were special guests
of the cbsmber of commerce to
day, arriving by motor from Crrs-
PRESIDENT G L
TAKESAGTIQN
MEXICO CITY. Feb. 13. OP)
Boiso and
and eastern
vTcT, , V. T ' Medford and
Northern tallforuia and Southern Ju7 noon
Oregon Development assocUtlon." : J
C. If. Dcmary. director of the '
organisation ot Grants Pass, told j
of the purposes of tup organisa
tion and of tbe Importance of n.l !
counties concerned of taking an j
active part In the organisation j
and getting behind developments j
songht by the organization.
Thomas Peacock, chairman of !
tbe board of supervisors and !
vice-presideut of the Northern
California and Southern Oregon
Development association, from
Crescent City told of the need
of tho. harbor at Crescent. City.
The importance tbe completion of
the harbor would have to south
ern Oregon was stressed by the
speaker.
Isaac Best of Grants Pass ex
plained the projects being out
lined by the organization and ex
pressed himself as contideut that
the appropriation for the Cres
cent City harbor which will be In
tho neighborhood of seven mil
lion do'lars will be granted when
presented to congress.
Lie n PDMPiinn
lyjuunujiiLU
Grants
'foot ruts. Tile rn.ir-.li section is
thu only one under. centra, t.
Ktee and t!rs for I lie lugging
J lino J)aro already been ordered
aiul will be delivered lute this'
'spring or eur'y lu tlie summer.1
inn I .a mm Lumber company ,
quired the sue onv.uou foul
rail from the Lent Lill Lumber
company laM ar. It wus one
of the largest slnKle traiufers ol .
7 .1 lc fit privately owned pino tlmlier In
Father and Son Killed inlth. Vnun s.ute.
Avalanche of Snow , ' The construction of the logging
line across the marsh and on Into
tbo Yamscy mountuln sorllon, t !
BEKEftTH SLIDES
FREE
ADVICE ON ALL v1
FOOT AILMENTS
THURSDAY
Feb. 14
On Ihe above dule we will have a Foot k'tpurt
from the personul staff of Dr. Win. M. tklioll. Ihe
noted orlhopcdir specialist, who will rieuionstrule
how tbe new and Improved Dr. Ucbull Fusit Cum
foil Appllunces and ltemvdles relieve and correct
foot troubles.
This Kxprrt will make an analysis of your feel
nil Hr. Sctiull's Pdo-irapli, oror your storking
feil tau Ingenious device which brings to light
any foul trouble you may have).
This fcatiuo is free. We have obtaincil thin
expert's amices for our customero, and we wel
come everyone, nntl wunt all to take advantage
of this opportunity.
irJ,
mm mi
and Ice in Colorado
13 (AD I woo Ml liw uiKKni
yiuv iukkius uuuuriaKiiiKS ill luo
ItEEDK. Colo.. Feb.
wo lives are belluved to have I nUl, , ,e wc,u.rn
been lost In tho snowslldes whlcb 'dustry.
bare deadlocked traffic In south'
BILLS ARGUED
DENTISTS
Dr. K. U. UMK AIIVi:it
Dr. D. J. (ilLI.lLA.Ml
llivao OI.1
71b and Main over l.'nduf
woods Pharmacy
pine in-
. j.. , A l im r a ci ire
President Emlllo Portes Gil to-,-""""" - ' ...r.. g Vlwnw
day answered disturbance, of the """'"S P '' bu'"1- , THROUGH ICE;
last three days In Mexico with i Apparenuy ourieu unuer ions TXri nnnWNrn
announcement of economic war- of snow, the bodies of James! I WU UlJVy lCU sonali
fare agalnit elements antagonist-: and his 17-year-old son.
tic to the present government. ' .James, trappers, were sought by
He blamed Catholic elements ! wa'chers today near the wrcck
ror distnrUnces aud a seditious,110 of their . cabin which w
atmosphere In the nation, and rumpled rnlua under tbe
said that property of "anthers or ""'s1"
accomplices" of future move- I The father and bla boy left Ihe
ments against the government ' N" l'owell ranch, near bure on
would be confiscated and divided . Fobruary 5, saying they would
among peasants and workers who return within 48 hours aftur In
had remained loyal to tbe reg- 'specting their traps lu tha Sul
mc. -phur Bed district. On Monday
ti.- .nnnnom-i i n,:thcy failed to rotuni. .
."T 'reiona. president or thelform of . signed statement to 1 "
ttL0 "Crev Mexico City newspapers. It fol-jMAN BLEEDS TO
cent City delivered a splendid ad-11.....1 ,ii a-s-,a-a a w
duress on the joining of soutben, secroury of the Interior Canales 1 DEATH IN CABIN I
u 1 norlner" California, j to all Catholic priests In the na-
of ih Br, "".publicity director tlon to send their addresses to MAItHIIFtKLD, Ore.. Feb. 13.'
, , cltlon, gave a short the government within two weeks. (AP) Iteports received hero to-!'
.v inn puiui aauress on the
oencnts to be derived by north
(Cenllnued from two's Oi
"Ilauks bare tlin 0 duties," said
SchulmcrUh, "first to svruro Its
depositors: secondly to glvo ser
vice; aud third, to offer a rea-
compensatlon for Invest
ment. The greatest problem fac
ing tbe banks of Oregon today Is
tli.i lack of kuowlcdru for Ihe
proper Investment of surplus
Moro bsnks have gone to
YBLM. Wash.. Feb. 11. (VP I
Two men were drowned and
a third narrowly esraped death
today ahen they attempted to
drive tholr automobile across t he funds.
ice on ue Lawrence, 30 miles MK0USC they haven't
from hero. known how to Invest surplus
Dewey Calder and Henry Knf-.runiu than for any other reason,
fell were drowned and Kd Bird My uu oltvrt a menn, of w,cur.
succeeded In oscaplng through ! lg tx9t,r. ,,,,,., ol, ,,,.
the sides of the cur and dragging ,M,.nt,
himself to safety. - : . .' . ....
lenity sheriffs were dragging; Hebulmerl. h oppos. d Malar
the lake last night In an attempt 1,1,1 ,or b""":h ""'
to find the bodies of the missing "'' ''' rr banker
youths. ' .dm-s not know rural problems
"nil he opposed a bill which
would permit a city bank lo.ea
tabllslwural brunches.
HERALD CLASSIKIKD ADS
BIIINU ItK.SI'l.TS
Tbo president said lm acled ! oId of tho death last Huti- j
. . ... ln.lr... I I...I..II ..( t!....lll
orn r-MlfrnrMt. - . ior purposes 01 puojic secur- "mt "l .-, ,v- ...v., v u.j,.u
gon throuah .h . 0VW nd Vln view ot the sub- Beach, near Winchester Bay. who '
SOU IQroUga tDO COOUeratlnn itf . i.t.t ... j. ...l ... 1- i..
" 1 Varatva jxtllllnl if flt lilch Marl- I lilted Iff Ut.-Ulll Hllrr II M V I II IT III" '
. """v,c" nccraea. , , . .... ' l,.rrf l..m...r with nn t I.Ha
Oregon eoumrv .h w,u""!rn that .11 those who failed to com- chopping wood. ll lived .lone, j
Oregon country the urging to'n.- h ,,. , ,,,.. , A.., ,.
leave jeaiousv as tin h. 1 r ' " " i
.
I bet behind the whccJ
J and Get the facts ! 1
of a new dav for n.,ih r, ".no considered accomplices to re- i A. Klilrtcllfie. slorkeeer.
re m!rt i.. u. Z """ I bellloua elc
Who wants a white
collar job, anyway?
Ability count 8
X-i I
) & . ;
J
rrS joy to meet a craftsman
who'd rather be a first-rate work
nun in overalls viian a tenth-rate
man in a white collar job.
If you were to ask him hit rules for
success, he'd probably tell you with
a twinkle in hit eye, "Same at for
any other job, I guest. Hard work. '
Steady plugging. And good health.
I've never muted a day t work from
illness. I made sure of that years ago.
Whatever your line of work, take a
tip from my experience. Keep fit with
Nujol."
Nujol it not a medicine. It it a pure
natural substance (perfected by the
Nujol Laboratories, 2 Park Avenue,
Ncwr York). It not only prevents an
excess of body poisons from forming
(we alt have them), but aidt in their
removal. It't these poisons that sap
yuuisiicngiuaim encrcy. Kill arnDl-
tion, make you old before your time.
Start Nujol today. It can't possibly
upset you or disagree with you. Con
taiut absolutely no medicine ordrugt.
Worth a try, Isn't it? You'll find
Nujol at all drug stores in sealed
packages. Get a bottle today.
were told by ihe
urged , the Influence of every cm-1
sen. i
Judfc-o F. It. Coddard. an offl.'
ccr of the association from Klam-'
am county, spoke briefly on the
iu.uuvs oi tne organization. He
warned northern California and
valley town representatives that'
wo In tnrn would expect them to '
help us when the time was ready,
for the cooperation they are as
sured from this community.
Walter West, also a member of
the association, presided as chair
man. The girls quartet of Klaiiialh
Union high school rcudorod three !
numbers which were well re
ceived. Mrs. Klolso Mclntyre ae-:
compaulcd tho girls at the piano.
Crescent City. Medford and i
Grants Pass visitors In ,
Falls today lo attend tlm first!
general meeting of tho Knri ),,. '
California-Southern Oregon De.
velopment association Included:
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Poacock,
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Irelnmi st
and ' Mrs. H. Sallmar-h m, '
George Max Enstorly, Paul Brutik
Jim Music. Wcs , Bu,v
Hicks. E. J. McLaughlin, W. c.
Carroll. M. McLaughlin. K Mc-
Itni.tllH tin.l aalvll nellon . in vnaMolilnl awltast I I v.. I.. 11
sneaker. He ..,., ... ,. . , Jl .... ,., .
who
fnllud
W. W. Southwell
Public Accountant and Auditor
Income Tax Service
New Location
208 Stewart-Drew Bldg,
Phone 200
WHEN YOU HEAR THE BURGLARS
RANSACKING YOUR HOME
IPIhioime
We're sorry, "but we
can't da vou an v cooH
after the goods have
r f been stolen.
Now Is the Time
TO PHONE 160 BEFORE
SUCH A THING HAPPENS
Wilson-Landry Co.
! . Opposite C ourt House
ft
r- wv?v ,rIT
TktNnlmui-
I "' ' e JlLy
Ti 1
rp
lest duicj
against any auto -
mobile in the world
let results on the road
determine your choice
. COUPUS. 9(1 195 toflVI SHDANS, ,1220 to f24i
SPORT CARS, SM 225 to fl 550 These prices f.o.b. Httick
Factory. Convenient terms can he arranged on the liberal
G. M. A. C. Time Payment I'lan.
Michigan
ALL OF OUR
ENTIRE STOCK
of LADIES SHOES
now
$2,-49
a pair
Cuick
Motor Company, Flint,
1330 Main Street
Siva.
BUICK GARAGE
H. E. HAUCER
Phone 42
SWHW gBTTBS AUTOMOSHHS ASH BtlltT. gttlrK Wfll. gttn.D THRM
A.
REAL
SHOE
SALE
$35.49
a pair
TABLE SHOES
$.49
a pair ..
Buster
Brown
Shoe Store
I