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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 8, 1929)
7" i! 1 1 I , I I l.-l L....J '! - -A- I-1 ... ' -' !' ' i -L 1 , IHB REALM OF rTl tjj AIRPLANES - lirory pjjTj0L border1 " M MMIIMMMI ssjsai tsyawa I uLtbHOMD jljJ.i. r.J-ii In ' ' '' 1 ' i' - - - ' ' '" MoAilnV. April ft, 192!)) CHAMBER BOARD' TO BE ELECTED, FOR NEXT YEAR DISTRICT FOR mrinim rf . I UL.I.IL. iliLL UL fif ON NEXT CARD C,'&Hw? and 'Cry of Fn Leads Promoter to Ar- i range for Re-match . ' Tells Whoppers That Occurred On Golf Links Nomination ballots will be mailed from thu chamber of torn nierce lo the members on Wed nesday, for T ho purpose of h. WEW EXTENSION Kill 729 Deer Last Year In Modoc County INK ON LAST !STE I IN American armv fliers with ulrflit-, idling i "'. now wuicn cigni eon fiKhliug planes l Korl . bo, picked to serve as dl- Huuchuca. Arliona. mar here to-, vectors from May 1. l!! to day. with orders to putrol inc ; 1 border and shod dowu nuy Mex- biTMim Hit I PAIL ,A t UK ttl no ( I A t.nilitve ftht cord featur-; the senFatloa.it "Tiger Joan- lint of baa Frauclsco an 1 Wnilcv Clrghoro. tough and hard billing lisklmo Indian. has- been 'Inod lilt by Tox Hlckerstaff, pro moter,, . Cliue and Cloghoro staged wh:U ineny bolleve to be the est; main event ever seen in tf"Xl:imairi Falls, if not southern iairegun. Since there, clash, -oue Havioiilh ago. 4 l-l Iran piano that vcutnri-a 1 Ik.. Int irimlliainl llui thvro has bo. ! nnstunt .hue and cry anionic 4 'luna lo ihow this great pair of j middlvweiplu u:iln., I Cllne rained llio dorbtou In, hat tn round f uillltng but; only after ten rouuda of deeper-1 :ilo fiKhting. I Despite CletU.rn'a defeat, j there will bo lou of money bet i mi him thla time. The Eskimo, wasn't alibiing for publication hut be did say that he under stood Klamath Falla' attitude was 410 foot, not 410 feet, and that ono day was not Ionic enoaich lo become acclimated. Hence he t'.red us the bout progressed. . 4 aV r 1 'UaT 1 1 until of lav j ThU a tho Auiorican auser to the conliuuvd drrippind of bombs on Artiuun aoil Saturday j after they had boon refill 'dty warned uot to to so. Mid tuetr lHolllloi went aombled ut Fort liunohuoa ye terday, aoinu of the flivrs hvluR come from Kort Crockett. T'X.. duriug tho afternoou. Seven of ficers and t men of the third attack croup are on tho way to rrluforce tho American fliers, havius left Kort Crockett yea terday. A Midden end to tho rebel air plane bombing attacks which har rassed the Loyal Harrison at Naco. Sonora. acrosa the Hue WD ANS STAG E LARGE FUNERAL! .that there were "JH deer killed I la Modoc county lat year. Mol ' tCuiipnuvd frum Pus: Ons) j er UKi'lculturui hotliim lu Klu mutli, U cat over tho U. f. H K. tracks for nine uitlcn. then iswlux towards Malln nloua i iMiutlnirlv tttlce n( Pm vallev: i across the aap Into the Miul:i ' f the deer killed Here are nunc View Irrlitutlou district; throuKh deer, mid the niimlH'r iiln.es Mo '.Malln ud on soulh. ' doc unions the leading futilities j Other oraaniiatlous which huvc ; In the stale for the liiiml'cr of , approved this route are a fo- aulmala killed. ow: This Is an Increase over ine The city uf Mjnliu: the Malm i former year of III. I he ninnUcm llni Slumtii V lew Irri. snnwii lor ine year if-i m iiis .gallon district: the Malln Irrlu-i-1 M". A" Interesting fact In con- Klamath Indians gathered lo- ( ,u ulm,.,. ,,. i.u. Vall. c ' nectlon Willi luintliii stailsll.K 1 dlllilllt til" MI flW WchKh iy J litixui' ntid .IoIpisimi iiiiniMir, which liuJds tlm koiioiuI (iruilin,. ciiiitt'Jct. slule lilahway il.in. nieiil rcpicni tiluilvcn said ti..luv lt; tuliKliuiliior. at leat. iiml lierhapa heroin, tills fiuul I hmt 1 1 1 1 III lw ss vim im voiiiplutiMl.iiud rcmlr ; lor th" snriuclng which, n ,, Al.TI'ltAS, ('ill., April, K He- Mle.idy prngrivs In Hie con-( ,n,. stuod, will ho lit 1st lata t li I polls which ' have' been received H ruction of the final link of sunn iid nM'ljr Ml. here this week Irom the stale 'ulu K I a ui u I h Kills-Lukov lew I Tltu .llnlry-Uiruiu titill cul tiff fish and gniue coiiinilsslou show ' highway--nil eluhl mile m-el Inn 1 will rctlnen tho ilistaiicn to l.uk hetweeu Hairy iiml a pimit uesi i view ny nn' ncimy rouui sev,.a the l.oreut titill Ui bw innd utiles i ' . . ; ' fi tether at Williamson lltvor 8at- iurday aud Sunday to i-mii.- Ih.i I ulu.. .11 Vult.ir irrl. that Olllv 7 .MOlltIC hUHU'IM killed couautl u.,..,,,, .ituifi,.. iii., I . nirull vhI. mure lliaii one deer. vue Ol Ittv uior.( imammr iti- t ' nerals ever held on the reserra- i , Hou. In honor of Moll is lxil. hej ! ! who was killed early Friday : morulUK mi the Captain much : by Teddy Captalu. fellow tribes- For two days aud a nlKbt the MAN DECLINES ley eotnmuulty club: the l.ttatell Valhy range: the llonauii lliixl uess Men's club: Hie city of Hoiuiuia mid Ulu ilorstifly lrrlg.1 Uou diatrlet. Indians paid tribute to. the sud den death of an honored member from here, was expected to re- " suit. Ueneral Lucas lionulet. i "f ' conimauder of the Mexican (Jar TO LEAVE; MUST SERVE 90 DAYS on golf courses there is on baseball diamonds. Like the baseball fan. the av erage golfer la always Interested In the unusual, Al Cuicl, the "pro." told tun dine on the other hand, show-1 recently at . Palm Beach. Flu.. ed up several days before hand. ; that he saw Arthur Hammer and was In tip-top shape for the i stein, the theatrical man. hit IHAT MUST Bt ONE O TMfcM ON Ft AS A eier LIES I HffAR frf TM.K iPouT.'If'i -' BAMt RuTX 'BANC A Ra I f IN A TKte 3. lif.otu. ii.. II ssrc-l.- j planes have dropped several ; "e "i"" There la Just as many unusual ,mn,, Am.lHrn.. .i.i.. !. " Inltett Stales district at- and humorous things happening ,.,k. uno- lhe ,:,rrL,on. "u 'tiniie division llt,FIrVri Mfl TRAPF S W 4 K M . The total iiuuiber of deer kill-. ed In the viiilro slule Is given as st.r.l) as ugninxt lu.'.u? for the proceeding period. All coun ties which le.id Modoc 111 the number of deer taken mo In tbti black tall territory very largely. The Increase for the county Is I about 4? per cent, and the create for, the entire s!uu about i'l. iter istll. rlson, was ndviaed to keep bis planes on the ground, because the American fliers might not be able to distinguish them from rebel planea. General r austo Topete. cum- Jim So.-a's refusal In remulii away from the Kluinath Indlaii a tribitl custom. In the meautiiue. no charge had been filed today uguinM Cup- i reservation cost him ten ilnys of lain. A rvpreaentaUve of tho di- freedom today w hen Justice of pari infill of Justice wus still In- tho Peace W. II. names scut vcstigatlug the case and was ut ! him lo jail for thut (line (ollow Klantath Agency this uftcriioon ' ( Suva's pi. a of guilty to lhe manderot the rebel force. Uo.u conferrlug with reservation au- ,i.arg,. of vagrancy. (noniu-4. lie win mc iuh rwinri So wu arrvnteti in Iltuitv. NEW CHURCH 0 Lyml:"'z.' lit;, mi ,-r A i BE BUILT SOON every day as ' oullretl avlators ,oul(1 . come from that dcvWon. i curoiivr a jury rviuruuu n an nniv vmhiOiLiia trn m In tho ; event they fly over tho Sonora ! 7"'!cl la,u Slurdixy afternoon, OF LOST AUTO I 'lit ns are Wins complelt'd by Itarrvti aud Loguu. Portland ar- I chltects. for the beautiful new j church building and pit "t It house I for lhe Sacred Heart Catholic ' bouti Earl Ritchie. Klamath Falls j a surprised Ethiopian caddie's , taking action neavyweigui, ts naraiy popular ; pocaei, ana Ariaur. noc ociug holding thut Captain was guilty: Theft of a Ford coupe, cumin rniigrcgatlou of (hi city. of a crime uud that he should be Oregou license niiiiilier 16T-U.su, Conslruillon will alurt III almul held by federal authorities for , ,(,c property of I'tto Uriscoll, lx weeks, according to Informa- farther investigation. some time Saturday night, was Hon glveu out today. . That Captain did not intend to reported to police headquarters The church will be of the mod- a!rrnn. i:..nnr.i i i:...ui v...k .k'U Lotches was the definite as- ! snnilav niuruliig bv (he owner. em Keuanestitie In nichltectural , town again. Whether ' another i attack would be saged by Top-: ete's planes soon remained ui ' doubt, however, us Jie declared I lasi nigni ne was awaiting oruera j 150-yard mwhie hot plump luloj rebel commander In chief, beforo:"'"'0'1 ' ,hc 1,1D0Mti of Mr with some fans, bnt he is a tlrnwing card; so. they're flgur l'ig on insti lling him with 'Tiny" Abbott, central Oregon hearr welFbt. who created sensation lit Portland the other day by knocking Bob Marlels cold with a terrific right flush to the chin Scotch, let him keep the bail. Babe Itsth recently hit a .golf ball Into tree, and there it stayed. It was a question of Babe climbing the tree and play ing the shot, or taking a penal ty, so Babe took the penalty. Jimmy Suhlman of Nashville. As a matter of fact contrast- j Tenn., killed an owl In a tree iug , attitudes toward Ritchlu . with a ISO-yard carry, mako him a drawing card. Many j McDonald Smith said he ouco fans come in the hope that thsyjhlt the top of the Iron pin on will see the big battler take one i the green, and the ball had so on the "button". . "And that's Juat what's liable to happen if we match him with "Tiny" Abbott," said . Tex Biek erstaff, promoter. " Abbott la a good man aud he. can bit liko T. N. T." . The rest nf tentative card would be Jack Broedlore Tarsus "Steamboat" .Jackson: . Harold Wright ts. Billy Breed lore; Jack .McCoy vs.- Job Sielaff. Aside from the main event, , aone of these fighters have be a signed. But -soma time ago, Blrkerstaff could see a sell-out If he signed CI ine and Cleghorn for a return .match and imme-1 ajilately retained the two flcbters ( for April 19. much bark spin that it followed tho pin down into the hole, for a "deuce." " Every golfer Is 'Interested In nesual shots, and all have made them or aeen them made. " Write me jour experiences, fellow golf ers, and I'll try to give them to the waiting thousands of devo tees of the grand old Scottish pastime. i - i oung' Harry Wills' Punch Hard to Beat RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S BALL GAMES SEATTLE. April . (Special) Boxing fans the world over loves the hitter, the fellow who knoi-ks'em kicking with a single punch. The ring has developed numer ous bitters who have made fis 1 i tic history. Aurelio Herrera, the 0 once famous Mexican, was con-; Fullerton, Baecbt. Shanklin j aidered the hardest hitter of all! aud Volkman; Crandall and it line. Bob Fitzslmmons was an-1 At Stockton, Portland Sacrsmento first game: 1 S 14 IS At (ho time the car was stolen i treatment, of light brick and re- Lotrhes, -widow of the slain man. : It was nark.'d lu front of the t Infortvd concrete exterior with She staled that Captain intended I Keif Apartments. 'terra eotta trim. It will be PRESIDIO. Tex. Apri,l S, (A?0 Bnot Harold Wright aud that I As yet, no trace of the slulcu j 1 ivxHi In dimensions anil will pi ErstwKllc Mexican rebels i ner husband accidentally stepped I car hua been reported. !cnl 40U persons. The present t.rn,i .ntirteniv in.ai t.. ho ...v. ! In front of the line of fin-. church building ut Klglith anil High streets will be moved It (he rear of the lot where It will uphold his command. The sudden agination of 'BAIL OF $100 tvi. u.u. vatuL-tio, - . ii eminent, today held ' Ojlnaga ' wtm' " iwoiim stir .iu.ti.vti Mexico, across lhe border from i "Teddy as his own son" and IMCIFIC H.ICOIIIMU.1TIOX here after killing lhe insurgent1""11 C'JP',n regarded the older I PORTLAXl). April s. IAP) ' be used as a social hall, commander and routing their rmail with the suoie affection he' Suit brought against the Pacific! The parish Iioiifc will be Slxio. former comrades who mueht lo i "'d ,or n' "QWn ather." I Uancorporation, (he Portland of (wo stories und Iho sama type l.sttiionai nana auu uireeiors 01 01 ronsi ruction, iiotii uuiininss both organizations by W. II. will be roofed with tile. Haines, former president of the. Estimated cost of the building rebel commander, slenale.l tho 13 t UKf E.1 1 CU bank, was dismissed In rederal program Is J6U.UUU. uprising yesterday which euded . ( Icourt here today. Her. A, K. Loescr Is paslor. after a twa hour akiruaUh with' Dull of $10 was torfuiicd A-1 . , " . , tho counter revolutionists In com- ! day t-y Oscar Cates. arrest ! ! ' ... lvu.ivi ut iiiv tuts it. lilt- : ouuuny trn lite uitt run riHiituiu , tain Qnintanilla, one of Card-! road by Leigh Arkernian, statu enes' staff officers, was reported prohibition officer. !' slain and two men. whoso af-' ' Cntes put up a cash' bond of. filiations were not learned were1?! aad was released. 'He fall-' wounded. ' ed to appear this morning and Many bullets fell 'on the Amer-,j the bond was'forfelted. I, lean side with no resultant dam- --Ackentinn' said 'he fouud at age or Injuries. Soon after the quantity of beer in VaO's bouse rifles started cracking aroand J on Uiu old Fort Klainath road. ! the customs house, where the eu-1 gagement started. United States G Tfp T( iiIII17Tr cavalrymen drew up on this side i 1 lvJ ViVJlti 1 of the river, protecting Amcrl-! cans from possible harm by ; keaplng them out of the danger' tone. "" I Suddenly, out oi a spring All was well on tho telephone front on April Uj'.f. ' Siulilt -nly, uut of a (-priiio; 5ky, r.tin liryjn to fall, and as nighr tame on this turiicil into a furious titorm.of .sict't, Mittw uml v.iiul. In 4H liottr, 3700 telephone hiIc aid 7&M miles of wire were down; ,1) exchange! were isolated; 1 1,000 telephones were silent. 1 Repair crew were instantly sent to the scene. In record time 1030 men from five states were on the job. NVithin 7; hour the isolated exchanges and tele phones were back, in .service. In unv crisis there arc no state lines in the Bell System. In all emergencies of Hood or stnrm, as well as' in the daily tasks of extending and maintaining the nation-wide network, is seen the wisdom of One Policy, One System, Universal Service. 'Tltg TU.KMO.1t BOOK.S ARC 111k DlMtrlORV or Tilt NATION" The Pacific Telephone And Telegraph Compant BELL SYSTEM Omt Polity Oil Spltm Vnhimml itrvk f2 TITLE OPENED SEVEHESTOI . Move to quiet tide to lots & aud 6, block 16, original town, was instituted In two actions this " morning. One was brought by S. E. j Henderson. Inc., against Austin j Joseph White. Alleen White and j George Marion White. M. J. Barnes and Luclle Barnes ; brought suit against the same de ' feutlunts for the same purpose. 1 It. C. llroesbock. local attorney. , represented plaintiffs In each In tlto j staiicc. And.,, its new owners i Chevkoilet goes ii ff compression should avoid hard carbon from burned oil Koch lor. Afternoon game: Portland 3 13 i Sacramento.. ; .lS 14 1 - Cascarella, Tomlln aad Rego; KcaUnjE, Kuni and Bvvercjd. - At San Francisco. ' morning game: ... San Francisco .. 3 11 0 .Missions 6 '8 1 Davis, Jones and Schmidt: Krause and Baldwin. Afternoon game:. . San Francisco .- 3 1 Missions 2 7 $ At Los Angeles, flrit game: Los Angeles 5 13 2 Hollywood 8 10 1 Holllng. Miller and Sandberg: Hulvcy, Kinnoy, Shellenback and Bussler. . Second game: Los Angeles 4(2 Hollywood 3 4 0 llarfoot and Hannah: .Johns, Marty and Bossier. - other who won his battles in the ring by one single wallop. Then there was . Jack . Dempsey, Peter Maher, F rankle Neil, .Young Cor bett and a score or more of oth ers -who were noted for their heavy hitting powers. All of them 'thrilled the patrons. Of tho most recent boxers in the west who hare gone over big because of their terrific wallops Young Harry Wills, now a Seat tle resident. Is perhaps the most conspicuous. Wills fairly stands his opponents on their ears, so to speak, when he hits them. Wills is rated today the hardest hit ter in this section of the country. Kayoed Vnffy (Continue from Pax On office this afternoon from highway maintenance statlou ,' stated It was still snowing. Egyptian papyri Juou years Snow plows were pnt in quick , old arc in better condition today action lo sweep off accumulated f 'nan some of the paper which snow and keep the reads open j went under the printing presses to tourist traffic. during (he world "war. The belated invasion or win- j 11 ' '1 1 ter has hampered, to some c. 1 "v ' "3 "-' '' ' V- '- i tent various construction pro-! SAVE VITM SAPBTV lects throughout the Klamath' country continued Inclement wea-1 I her noon. was Indicated this after Belated ; winter, with heavy snow and a cold north wind struck In the vicinity of Bly hist night, forcing members of thu Btato highway commission re- Some few months ago at Oak- i ,u"'"g from Lakcvlcw to aban- '.KM AT sOOQ fii pi m . im 1 A 'jA --- --- m : Ui U, (CH3 i s ! At Oakland, morning game: Seattle 2 8 1 Oakland 6 7 0 Collard nud Doirennl. Cox; Du inovlrb. Hurst aud JyOtnbardl. Afternonn game: Reattlu 10 15 1 Oakland ...ll 15 1 Kallio ,Fls-li. IloiiHO, plpgras, Wilson and Slcinecke. Brilbaker, MoEvoy, Young and Lombard!; SCHOOL OPEXEIJ TODAY Tho Enauna camp chooi, clos-1 ed fr tho past two weeks was opRiied this morning with Miss Marian Paddock of Kugeuo, graduate of tho University of Oregon taking tho piaco of Miss Mary Jo Walsh, recovering from spinal meningitis. Alias. Walsh. t-a patient-at -tho -. new isolation hospital here, -j land. Cat., Wills met Jimmy Duf fy, recognized as one of the best welterweights on tho coast. In the fourth round Wills hit Duffy on the chin .and rocked him peacefully to sleep. Bobby John son, who refereed that match, declared afterward -that It was the hardest punch he bad ever seen executed In a ring and Johnson has refereed perhaps 40UO contests. Besides Duffy. Wills "hnng" his deadly .punch on Archie Wul ker. Paddy Mills, Young Papke, Freddy Mack, Billy Adams, Frankie Lewis, Madison Dix, ISII Ih virt.t ts A.u.... Ait 17 , ui.,. uuu wo vt.iii;i v. mi ut these boxers Wills knorked out 1 and were good ones. , L01111I0 Austin and Biddy Bish op, -who manage Wills, are busy today arranging spring and sum mer mutches for Wills. The sen sational colored boxer tlirivos best on plenty of work and for this reason the managers are booking him at the smallor clubs as well as the larger cnes with 117 pound opponents. don their trucks east of Bly. The highway crew motored on Into Klamath Falls In a Minding storm, planning to return for their trucks when the cold spell is broken. U. P. ACQUIRES STAGE SYSTEM PORTLAND. Ore., April 8. (A P) The Union Pacific announc ed today purchase or tho Illne MuunUiln Transportation com-' pany, operating motor stages from Pendleton to Lewlston, Id aho, by way of Walla Wallu. from Pendleton to Colfax, Wash. Purchase price was not revealed. WILEY TO &PE.1K Wilson B. Wiley, county dis trict . nUornoy ., will deliver the. Commencement Day address at the Clillouuln high school on May 9. Mr. Wiley is recognised as an orator .of ability. Knowiug the problems of the Chiloquln ivimminiliu l.lu -.1.1... ..11, 1... , -'"" "'1-.' MIO MUUIL'BB njl U0 HKRAfcD-CtASStriBTr-ftDS j benefit to Mre sraduutlng imrNQ IUSSVLTS I cluss. Makes Shaving a Pleasure Can you Imagine shaving , being a pleasure? Just try itl.K.VZO HIM VIM. I REAM and notice the difference. 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A Mini fit n of this oil, uhrn bnrnrd, hji more than thrvr timcn ui much as Shell Motor Oil A n pqttat nam pit of Sbdl Motor Oil Irfl only thin Miwdl fraction of carbon and it 1$ $oft carbon, not tha hard, gritty, damaging kind motor our oi llijcli. compression, higher powered motors; yet imtro ccuiittiiuuul, sniootlicr rutiniiiK Nearly ull the cars liuilt this lust year or two arc higher compression, uniting thu newest and most iiutiililo the Chevrolet six, thu announcement of which Wus repented hy millions of lips. I Iiis modern trend in line lnrs tniight iiiuiiy oil rentiers imuwnrcl Their finu liihri cants hail a fault serious when engines were roomy in sidi;, hut a positivo mcniico in now-typo motors. This fiiull is lhe tonilency of their oils lo form llinly layers of hurd cur. . Iiun. And there is no room for cnrhtui duposils in thu now high-compression motors. Kurd carhon cuuscs knock ing, engine strain, power loss. 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SMELL rva O T O R OIL SatLt oo, tub kew -nar" cas that aunws cleanly xmrrtr.f Jtiir-fTn CBankcask. is tug ideal bunnino mate ron SiiKM. MoTon On. Ivrrr sitkli. Motor Oil ca.i ds auifttu dt "tuinnipio" titu a oas
