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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1929)
Thursday, Fcbrunrv 21, 1920 THE EVEN I NO 1 IKK AM), KUMATH-KAM,S, OKBCON Tage fl't Xoremaii Starts Well, Needs Capital aiid Experienced Men, Interests R. Nix, T. J. Haley, P. JACKSON IS ROSE HELD ON , llc vi'tl It tent tae and a fort- PlltIt.U t.m a. -....I.... ,.f .Imll CHECK CHARGE -ur. ,ctiu.,.. ATGONFERENC E Keillor's Nolo: Till In tliu soriiml or n scrle ur . arlli'lna i designed in aiiinnliit I ho rwnlHin I lit llio pir Willi llio work now; being iIiiiiii lu uii'l oim linlf Willi builllii'Ssl of IIuiihiku liy tlm Hiitilliuin (irngoii nil I'oiii- liany. The flrat lolil of Hi flint-; lues of J. c, l.ijriiiniiii, geologist. 1 In 1 U 1' 7 .Mr. J. K. IihiiUii' fouiiilKil llm Boulhorii Oregon 1 - Oil ronipiitiy mill alnr(cu. opera-1 tlone at g eltu two und nue-lliilf ' miles suulhoiist of lljn.ima imitr i lh apes of Ilia lloliuniu anll ylliio, which Im u,lmmuriil. a Iructur Impervious, la any .fin-' urn which inUlit linllcatu thai ! oil vockstert thsro, Ilia alto of an I uld ahorullno, cuulil uot liav I escaped. I Loremnn Mnrla Wi ll After luvoatliigj all of lila reailj fuuila la lha project and aflur having put a wall down 100 foil I Mr. l.orcman found that hla com pany rteoded mora capital and i alio that au experienced opera- 1 lor and crnw waa necessary to 1 successfully aluk Ilia well, i Lal Annual. Mr. Lore-i man went to 1,01 Angel, Calif . I whur ba mot . Mr. KKimil Mr-I Claren, an ull ililllvr, through ' Arthur Collins, of Klamath Kalla. Mr. MtClaran introduced Mr. : .'Loremait t0 n. H. Ms and Ti 1 i JUIey. . M, Hairy l:H-rtcnrril j , Mr, Ma baa beau In tho oil ; producing huslncsa In Oklahoma, ' - Ten.- and California for the ' past J) ar. Mr.; Haley la, , alo an experlriiced oil proilurilon manager. After thoroughly go luc over Mr. Loreman'a state ment If Hi structure at Ilia lion nnaa location Mr. Nil visited the alghl with another geologist who "in III Jlnd no full I Ik In lliu atrur- ura aa cuuilned and exilulited ly yr: 1rrmau. Iter Mr. NX drought another noted K " I K ll In lilo nil html lies to KIiiiiiiiIIi I'oiiuly ami after a lltoroimh otuniliiiitlou ho u Inn hi nl nil Hull Km, u purled an m l in ii. and I hut according to llio fliiilliiKa In il ln r Hold should ha oil iiruil urinal. Ill Ing. Crew, l iiilni'iit ' Kulm-nuontly Mr M and Mr. Ilnloy iiiiu" to Kliimath Kalld and look over lliu ni'llvo man agement of the Houtbiirn Oregon (III company. They brought wlili Ilium llii-lr vipi-rlonrod rrer of .workmen and a ling amount of adilllloiial necessary equipment and agreed to Invest aa inurb ol their funda ua available In llio project. Harry I'bllllpa, , known to b ona of tha best drlllora In the bualnoaa and a man with 20 years of enperionco find Edward Mrl'litran alao a capable driller and Iwo tool dresors ramo with Mr. Nix and Mr. Haley. Kiwi 1'romlallig tftreljt " After - Installing additional equipment drilling waa atartnd wbere Mr. Ircinan waa forced to abandon tho work. Mr. Nix ataled that bla uporat tii form l on of tbe moat rap akin hi Ibe bualnoaa and that alvady proaraae will ba) mad uu III oil firoduclni strata la reach ed. Mr. I.orruian la iblef K'-ologlat for iho csmuany .'and all of the milnua klnda of alrata thai ahould be found In an oil pro line In I rKlon la being found aa the dralla pound throuftb the earth. Tomorrow tha klnda of forma tion found will tin doarrltied, and I lie preavnt drllllnx opvrallona will be' told. A lator article will toil of the pre-hUlorle mat orlnla found which are on dlaplny In the oftli-e of the Routhern Oregon oil company luMie Wll llama building. I'll ii I T. Jiu'ka hi, prlni'lpnl of Iho Klu inn Ih t'nlon IiIkIi achool loft Wediiimdny for Corvallla whero liu will inont wlllii a group of more than 30 Oregon III ah achuol principal and aupi.rln lenilonin rh'ai-n to cu-oH-rale wllb Ihn Oregon Ululo Collngii facull ' In "humaulzliig r-ducn-llnil". during til ii Hliili Annual KiUiialliinul Kxpoalilini ul llio Oregon fllato rumpua litis week end. , . The group will litlcrrlt-w frab nun .aiudonta from their IiIkIi arlioula to find out Jual how iho collega could hare dono nioro for llio atitdenla. I'rinrlpala will attidy Ihn proit reaa of Iho freahmi-B atlico en tering Oregon Stale I'ollcgo und will queall'jn I hem In order to make conatrurllvo ni"atlon to guldo the collcgii fgeulty In bnlp- I Ing aiudonta In Ihn fiiturov I "Tills atep la linked wllb. but I la- auppliimunlary. Ilia vocational ! guidance program of Iho Kdura- tlonal Kxpoalllon", exglalued Mr. Jai kasn before leaving lor the north. "(Jetting a man Into the right fluid of erftfi-avor la the main purpoae of the exposition, but this program alma to do the msat possible for the student af ter ha la In hla cboaon fluid." Tha projocl la now on the Pacific eoaat and has been at tempted only once before it the tnlverslty of Michigan. The plun prored succcastul In tho east and has been adopted to brcaden Us work among tho student of Oregon high achpoU. for reaulla uaa Herald Claaa Ada Ji. II, Cotud. coiintiilile, left yostersluy for Kuxmie whero lie will luko J. 11 lloan In rusloily wuiilid In Kluinuth to anawur a chargo of loigory of and vuUoisu ineiil. Koao wus urreateil hy Lanii county aulliorlllna and hold In Jail until tho arrival of a Kla uiu ih officer. CUT 615 PRICE SOLID TIRE ON TRUCKS HIT BY HIGHWAY BILL HALBM. Ore . Ken. :i. t.VI'l- -Holld tiro trucks will not be per mitted on the Oregon hlgliwax after July 1, 1)1, If houre hill ti Which paaard Ih house Wed tioadar morning, -heeouiea a law. The bill paaand hr Ih Iwuae, ori ginated In the to rond coin niltleea"oT- thninnen-irnfr-lf-Ttii) - Xoautl of sureral yeara aludy by Kuiullt Howard .'of Lane, clinl Inan on tha roads and hlsh'i Commlllcc. and of toreral olh . rninmltleo' meinhei'S. .A alttiilnr bill paaand the house la n 17 and was dvfuatnd Hi. tliicu.ie. an oxcealve number of compel lug lino but the advaulagea of having two railways are well un derstood. All northern California has only one railway, tho Houth rn I'aclflc. A country ao vaal should benefit from the entrance of the second line and the old, ' well established rllway will. In my opinion, benefit rather Ihnn puffer from the resulting development." COlfl USED S SUGGESTED ( J J (Continued from rage Ona I s i thing on all other Hiiea and I branches In tho Klaniarh country. I OnlV by Iho Koulhern I'aclflc compelling tho Great Northern to build a second line, paralleling Its conatrurtlnn for forty miles will there bo duplication on railway , track. I Opponea Implication .. I "Aa to unnecnaaary cnnpell- Uon, 1 am unalterably opposed to J ' Hear thssa and other COLUMBIA RECORDS the record without a scratch. "Hear them at Maill" Magill Drug Co. C28 Main I'hone 270 aassssesissssssssassartssssssssssssss . X.; r Culuinl)ias ti'i'A it oFTm:vi:i:K LOJIISAICim AM) HIS UOY.VL C A IN A I) I A N S IO'.'8-II Sweethearts On Parade. That's How I Keel About You FoxTroti GuyLombardo and Hli Royal Canadians. 10-inch, 75c w ORD9 I Lova Vou Sweetheart of All My Dreams. Thai's What I Call Sweet Music Fot Trots Paul Specht and Hit Oichestra. s 10 inch, ?c 1 : 00-11 Mama's Cone, Good Bye -foi TVof Thelma Terry and Her Play Buys. Hey I Hey I Fox Trot Charles . J'ulclier and His Orchestra. 10-inch. 7Se J. o i. iti:( oit 1JI.1. Me and the Man In the Moon. 1 . . Good Little Bad Little You Vorafa Ukulele Ike (ClifT Ed wards). 10-incli, 7Je 170?-l You're the Cream in My ' CorTee from "Hold tVer ' thingl"). To Kno)vYou Is to Love You . (.from "Hold Evrythini!") Koc Ruth Biting. lO iiH'h, 75c Olt4A. SOI. OS 1101-11 How About Me? Violin ObligAto by Hmns Afueriver). My Mother's Eyes (from "War Son"') (Vocaf Prfrmin by fled Mier) Milton Charles. (Contlnuael from rage Ooa) until llm wholosuth price waa the me. I'OllTt.ANO. Ore.. Keb. tl. (A'i Ititck of the suit filed today by tho General I'ulroleuin corpora tion agaluat the Hkhflild Oil rompauy of California. Portland gaaollno men saw a poaalblo solu tion to tho price slashing war which lias entered motor fuel down to KVi cunts within the laat 24 hour. The complaint chargea that tbe (lenoral Petroleum corporation entered Into an agreement 'with Corowell, service atatlon opera tor, whereby be waa to soil thblr gasoline exclualvely until 1921. On Kebruary It, tbe ault com plains, Cornwell refused General corporations fuel and began re ceiving Richfield producla. The plaintiff state that no amount of damages will compenaato Its' loan and aaka a restraining order pro hibiting Cornwell from selling Hlrhfleld products pending act Moment. Cornwell and tbe Rich field Oil company are named aa defendants. Caa dealers said today they be- POIITLAMJ, Ore.. Fob. 21. (A I'l Two Ihlnr were eertaiu In Portland's "ga wnr" today yns olluo at the (lenerul Petroleum corporation's filling slailou was I'lllhg at lt)' cents a gallon and motorist wera happy. Following tho announcement of llio (ienonil Petroleum corpora tion hero lint lilnht Hint helllti ulnx today their brand of motor furl would reluil lit 10 rent, (ho Portlund Rutuil Oaaollni bi-ulera' aaHoriutloii went Into a huildlo Ihl morning. I'p until a Into hour members had niadi no dr-tKlou on what price Ihv 'would advortlae. I Tho Hlrhfleld Oil company an Id "Iheru are no price cliuiiges el" but that ctuncoa Were "com ing In every It or 30 minute." ' Tho Texas company "hadn't received official announcement , of redaction but policy wus to iuieet conrpntlllon." t'nlon Oil company officials said thoy would stick to the 19 cent a gallon price until officially notified to meet the General Pe troleum alb. 1 Effort to get at tho bottom i of the war between majoroll companies proved fruitless, offi cial saying they were "In tbe dark" as far aa tho actual cause Is concerned. Ing It wholesale at 11 cents s gal lon, i There were few sign of a set tlement of the price uub)il4 hem. Tho Texas company bad a leti cent iiuolutlon pn wholesale ganoline while other major coin puiile pegsed II at 11 cents with the exception of General Petro leum. Tim lutter co'brcrn fixed a retail price of 17 cents and the wholesale quotation at 13 cent. In I. os Angeles all the major oil cnmpaiilee followed tha lead of General Petroleum by fixing tho wholeaale price at 12 V cents. The n-tall prim iher ranged rroin 13 to HV, cent. A retail pr.ee of lis rcnl waa fixed at Portland by General Petroleum ulthvugh It sold as low ua 14 cents at service stations In Vancouver, Wash , ucros tho river from Portlund. Misery of Goitre I Mr. J, I.unore. tlx. Maries, Idaho, say. ' I will tell or writ how 1 promoted a goitre ouvr utiou with Uorbol Quadruple, a culorluv.t iiiiiiticni, euay to apply and not exptmiivu." Get rauiu In formation from fcitnr Drug store or write Horhol Company, Me chnnlcshiirg, Ohio, Hold by all druggist. i , 'ta( sns( )owasT )aaasv ar?iai t-maairi ggsag ( xtatnax ijyv II 'I BAN rnANCISCO. Feb. 21. (A P) A TarlMy of prices for gaso lln was Tjffercd to motorists of tha Pacific coast today a the result of the entry of the larger companies Into the "gas war." Tha price at San Jose finally was sta blllted at 14 ccnta yester day after It half been forced as low aa ten cent. All major com panion except Klcbfleld were sell- Weatherman Predicts ' Fair Friday Don't stay at home. Follow the 'crowd to Klamath County's Winter Carnival Grounds at Fort Klamath. Bring your skis and enjoy a day on the snow. Six hours of fast, snappy program during interval of start and finish of the big race. Dancing all after- noon and evening. All scouts in uniform and all grade school boys and girls admitted free. Adults fifty cents. ic : f , lU IIH'llj 7SC iiva-tonui HvrtmUng vnkw l,Ko:l:ss Hf . II. , l al. off. it rrnit ns "Magi Nttls The Urronh u ithoitt Srnttrh BEWARE THE COUGHS THAT FOLLOW FLU! They May Weaken Your Syntem and Lead to Serious) Trouble ... i. V?, Yo can stop ihwn sow with Creo muUion. ma crauUi6e4 cnoaote that u pl?Mfit to ttke. CnomuUion U t medical discovery with two-fold c tioni It tootbrs ttU faeala lh InHnnrti nrmbriiMi and inhibit yrrrtl gruwlb. Of all know ft druct creotote it rec cgniitd bf high mrUicii autbjfiuc at on of the Rrratrt4 beating axmriea for couglit from co!Jt and bronchia frriiatiooa, Ocomuition contain, la tdditioa to rreoot, tint hjjinf rletncnia which toutho and heal the inflaoied mfmhranc and tup the ir ritatlen, hi!o tha creoaote (oca on to tha tofflach, ia ahaorbed iat tha blood, attack the aeat of the iroubW and rhrck the growth of the per rat, CfeomuKion i guaranteed atifa tory in Uie treatment of cough from cold, bronchitis and minor forma oi bronchial irnutiont, and ia excellent for building up the rtrm after cold or flu. Money refunded if not re lieved aftT taking according to direc tions. Aic your drufgUc. Creotmil ion may help you avoid flu. but ia pot old aa a flu remedy. If you have frver, or think you roiy hare the flu, are your doctor Immediately, (adv.) CREOMULSION fOR THE COUGH FROM COLDS THAT HANG OH . . and that's how ld Gold .JBWrj i fP .-7 MBA KT-LKAf; ' ? f Quality throuhowt "'HAIL ' h ti , . . ia both DoswtH) and Imported Tobacco , S-i l 1 Lipton's Cold Medal Quality Tea: The Finest yet costs no more ! Liptnn'sJclicliniileaaccMivouno arils In vou. And because It is more than many Inferior brands, the. world's largest selling tea. lireauae Llrton't ta grown, blenJ- De sure you say Llpton's w hen . I cal nJ packed by the firm that buying. became the throat-easy cigarette L PTON Taa Mmhaiu bv srralMmam 1 TEA "V3 1 !S'v ASK FOR THE IeLLOW PACKAGE GUARANTEED BY Aij&5r TEA PLANTER. CEYLON - New Spring Merchandise Will be arriving daily . McDonald's Ladies Shoppe New Spring Coats, New Dresses, ' x ' ,. Millinery, Etc. t ' Hi e very newest from the different mar kets east and here on the Coast. 1 - Watch for our announcement and prices later in the week. t .. .. As . "usual, superior quality - in all price classes. - V . - CM? DONAbD'S 114 . Eighth St. Ilopka Building Klamath Falls, Oregon '. Just nrountl the corner from . Forbes Drug Store ' -'. -ww. V r . e "av.-.j!; aaaB s r. - . :.,.'. v:- "Ewtj OlfrTimtr knows that the H E ART. LEAVES make the smoothest smoke" NO. S OF A SERIES ... A told byl Tobocco Planters of the Sunny South J T - ' ' ;. "Round here in the foothills of the j .Blue Ridge, we've been raisin' tobacco ' since my grand pop was a boy. We t grow the niakin's for all the leading cigarettes. '"Vell, Suh, a few years ago an . OLD GOLD man came through here and said: 'I don't want any of your . sleazy ground-leaves. I don't want any of your gummy top-leaves. I only aim : to buy your heart-leaves. And I'll pay the price.' . "Now every old-timer, down in his ' heart, knows that the top and bottom leaves may bite the throat. And he knows that the heart-leaves make the smoothest smoke. "But when the Old Gold people de manded the heart-leaves, that was somcthingnew in these diggin's. That's how OLD GOLD became the throat easy cigarette . . . that's where 'not a cough in a carload' came from." OLD COLrWAUl.WHlTtMAN IIOLR. Oa jmr Wia. rul U biuaMO. kia ol Jau, with his complete orchcatra. broadcaata lha OLD GOLD hour ev-r Tnaaday Irom 9 to 10 P. NL. Eaa'arn Standard Tim, aver enlira network ol Colombia Broadcasting Syttcn. aasH Eat a Chocolate, light an Old Gold . . . and enjoy both HI Coarse, gummy top-leave , (2 Sand-burned ground-leaves 31 Mild and silky Heart-Ltavtt SMOOTHER AND BETTER "NOT A COUGH IN A CARLOAD" .: : , , , . ' f. lasillsnltV.M IM
