The Evening herald., April 13, 1929, Page 2, Image 2

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PACE TWO
THE EVENTNT. rTEl?AT,D. KLAMATH FALLS. OEErtrW
REALM OF
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RTBBENDS:
SCOOT M
I Morpheus Arch
Enemy of Many
Ball . Players
Tho Woman' I.lhrnry cluh of
Klitutath Kail yesterday voted to
tronilnnod trm -ure On) I sponsor a sewing Institute to be
leader, lout hU halauce ltd , hold In thin cliy. April 8. it
plunged several hundred - feet mud 57 under the direction nf tho
Woman's Library Club Decides
to Sponsor Sewing Institute
.over the brink to his death.- Don
Hutchinson grasped to nave him.
:and was carried over the edit
extension department nf Oregon
Stale College.
The throe day four I. open
iJahtarn ' on Verge ' of
olKhock-ut Hit Low
in Seventh Round
V HO! HO' HUM
GOSH-1 wish The
ScASON WAS VRJy
NEW YOKK. April 13. (AD
The n,neailua of bantamweight i
supremacy, a ciniplloied prob-
lem since Hie right two years
ago when Charley rhll llun-n- j
berg forfeited his title on the
welghlng-ln scales, was no neac-t
"trettlement than ever today
. inn New Yerk fans at least liad I
.me sala nlshl to look backt
upon as a part of tho argument.
dome 1.000 Jammed Jess Me-
Mahnn'a new flstlo emporium last
; night for the fifteen-round strug-j
gle of Kid Chocolate, the Cuban'
sensation,' ond ' Hushy Oraham.j
wire-hnired phantom fr.'m 1'ltca. j
X. Y. They n a great fight
while It lamed, the decision giwn
to Chocolate on a foul ia tba
seventh round.
The big barn-like structure
far-up In the Bronx was opeuea
IftcirotT fV-Jv
bH. &05 WHAT 'DOS
WHtKfi to weV Yo "
I ClOSC THtr AYo0 WONr
JHVJITH US
but clung to Jutting rocks, where to anyone Interested. The col
he reactied eight hour lege will send eapahlo InstriloHini,
later. Pat Have1 leg i broken arrordlng o Mm fionrgo Kind
In the fall. Jley. president of the loeal club.
fit lion, found Sslftonson, bid-' A committee composed nf Mrs,
ly mangled, and unconscious atiMyra Stewart, chairman: Mra.
the base of the cliff which rises j l.eslie Rogers. Mra. V. R. I.amm
from the end of the town' mainland Mra. R. M. lluhh was named
street. I'rlca o( the aurvlvora ut ycalerduy'a meeting to look In
attracted atteuilon to their 'to tho advisability of placing
pllghl. ! kindergartens In the rliy school.
A rescue party of lilit, com-! Several of the civic organisation
prising most of the tovrn'a male 'are Interested In the matter,
cltltent waa hastily organised and ' With Mra. Honrs l.lndley,
a:arted on a five mile hike to i president f.r the pailt two yeara,
the "far side" of the mountain. I going out of office In May. a
the only place the peak can be nominating committee composed
acaled. The men were hampered of Mm. II. Itrldgeford. Mra. It. K.
! by the ruKgedneaa of the terrain Oeary and Mra. '. It. Harding
(and darkneaa. :wai named for the election of
' Shortly before midnight they officers for the enxulng year.
reached the top and lowered ! Officers to he elected Include
president; Mra. Myrn Rtewurt
first vlco-praaldent; Mra. H. W
RniiMTV, qr.Hnn
UUUtl I I UUIIUUk
TEACHER DIES
jOpcn House at
Club Will Be
vl4cld April 26
Satuitlay, April 1ft, lftgfl
BEATTY BLAZE
WAS SET, CLA1NI
(Coullnued from ! On)
I auuany aecouq v.ice.preameui; , Jla JtwvMm, WllHh. loach-; h, fr n ,,e. of ,
Mra. II. R. tleti. secretary; ilra. ! , Kw(llln, ,,, tr lUe P' ' n,. tLm ..tlolf a ad louniry rire yesterday and ui.aartU
H C t;roe.he. k. treasur.-r. .nd-,wo- Mn- ,ml,ml ,).! ! ! '"'.ti no ed for Friday. "''" ""' """
Mra. p. It Olds, aaslsiw.t aecre- ! on SnUtr,tny mrll(1R , l 45 ", . , ,rl, n f wing i '-" " r-". their n
"" ,Vl vk. following an !..., of iA" j V,;"." In ' Mil. l'l.hel.l bill bub ,
Within the coming row days, ihren weeks. She waa suffering'" i state Inspector and tho slmrl
Mrs. tieorge Llllillcy will an- from aplnal menltmllla.
nounro delegaica to irjn district ! Mis, Wiilsh, ihe iluiiulner of
oonvenllon of Kederated Wo-'Mr.' and Mra. John Walsh of
men- club lo ho held In Ash- i Vancouver. ' Washington, wu.i
land on April !a anil 37. The born In llolse, ldho.
local club la cut II led to fifteen
delegates.
Mlsa tirtice rhaniliorlulu, prenl
deal of l ho district, will preside
over Ihe convention.
FUNERAL
NOTICES
January
;n, 19ot. Hho was a graduate
of Coliimhla Academy ut Vancou
ver. Wnslilnglou. Ilcsldcs hci
parcnls. she lenves four briilh
era, John, Tlionins. Joseph ami
tier nurd WuIhIi and three alsiers.
charue
All libera are reuuesledj
lo ntieud, whvlher desirous of
playing golf or not. Table"
or lirl.lge will he In play. T.'ti t
will be served and luucluiou will
roncluile the soclnl hours, f
Mr lievereaux. new a.df iro.,
will- talk to the women mi P"li
lug i In siiiuuier golf HiMison i
A coiiiiiilliee cniiocd of Mrs
II. W I'oole,
. i vt . if. nniiin. .iis
.1 it ivrrln. Mr.. II
Wal-n. all or Vancouver, x asn- ,.k i rs ap.
llr dae drd ami Mrs. I narlea I. 1
.... ...... .... ' Honoris met with Ml'-f' 1.
! Kraiise this morning In null
ll..lnn U'..lMl. li.,l uUL.r Wr. Ill
tho bedside when Ihe end .nine. : I' ' 'v""1
.m ntv 4mmmsK walsh - - -z,;;;r
Mary Josephine Walsh for two romi Ion ahowed nuirked Ini
years teacher at F.wauna Camp. pr(,vpnimil Bmi , w. ihouahi
...cu in tnis cny rii- .,, ......i,! rmv..r.
welt known
iiiiourtUisi
o
tiiiiioa
lb.
rllf.
aid thai furilier i!iTnlii,uietn,
were Indicated Inlo today.
"H waa olio of tllii inoai civil,
au.l dasiurilly crimes In llir hit.
lory nf I lie Klaniklh balu," a(.
.cried Hlierlff l.ow. " Air'ttlly
Ihe rohliers looted the till am)
l he n. lo cover up their trnrlij,
set fire to the' building."
Mrs. John Simmons, l(n ,!4
Ihe proprietor of I tin store, gmft
Itnliy Sioit, a young girl, h.raly
II h Ihelr lives. Tlinr
were forced lo flee front Ihe ad-
vniicliig fianies In Ihelr nigM
rloihcs.
A.
CAPTAIN
ropes to the ledge where I'aul J president, viee-presldeut, second i ""lay morning M 1:15 o'clock MB Walsh w
Hutchinson, Vincent Storm. Wll-; vice-president, s-creinry. treaadr- tonowing an Illness of three , Klamath Kails where she via
! bur Nurse. ChaMoes Palmer, Koli- pr and assistant aecretnry. weeks. She was born at Ilolso, , (roquently from K.wniina
crt Isaman and Hayes were cling- Members of the club presldins J"B- -, Jl'Os unit aged caniJt where ah taught. She
Ing. and these were hauled to 'over these offices at the pcosent I :5 Tars. I mouths and !l days lymvt.t ,.ore of friends ilirough
i safety. Include: Mrs. Oertrge l.lndley. I ,h llmo of ,""r deaih. She ollt t. roun'y to mourn her
Aimougn tie rescuers conin ' ' " ' " 1
;and Mrs, John Wnlsh, tour
brothers John, Tli inui, Jnsupli
and FU-rnard Wal.h aud three
listers. Agnes. Catherine nod
OVER TO W
SERVICES FOR
F. McCORNACK
ARE CONDUCTED
Ity Mj DKMAHKK
the rescuers conld
'shout to Don Hiitchiuaou, his
j exact position could not be de
termined. A matuwas sent back
to tows (or searchlights and to at
tempt to call an 'airplane with'
xjenh-a former matchuinker at ' Former Tlujher New Yk Giant night ;fortty iftter two
trJpdgtoBV iUnra 'Garden.' ni laere nave aiw.iyx ueen ioay ;
iini.feit tickets were and sleopy ball players. I have ; fonnd,
wa.i
hnlt
enortcd sold and siiecutors ar
riving late found their seats al
ready occupied. There was ma
jor fighting within the ring, min
or; battling among the spectators
and general squabbling and mil
ling outside.
The fight Itself wan spectacu
lar while It lasted and ended In
ilisappoimlntS fashion when, the
often seen recruits stret.h and brother of the Palmer boy. many '1
1
yawn the first day of spring prac-."Shorty" Kukerh. were lowered
tire, with seven months of lae-lOT,.r tb, ttiov of the cliff. V !
iCftllH
' ninr uiimirni
na ut m mmn
, . IIIIUL. ,II IJI1IU1I
;- ' ; ' : ' ' .
passing.
Itemaliis will lie forwarded by
the Karl Whltlock Fuoerul Home'
to Vancouver, Washlnginn where
Iteqiileui High linn will hei
treirtinuM frem Vnge narl
versy over ii mailer of Mile Importance.
Suddenly I'apiniu,
t If lei
reached for a
Helen Walsh all of Vancouver. ik,..1...i f.,, n,n r..no. cf her.wltnea. then descrllied how he
Wash. Her father and slsteri.,.,,. , i,.mea church with decided lo move and mote null k
tieien were at ncr beosiite nt
Frank llunna Mcf'oruack. area).
liieiit and repeclcd pioneer resi
dent f Klamath eonuty wws laid
i to rest this afternoon fro in Ilia
Karl Whlilnek funeral homo. I'lna
nieiine at ,Uih.
i nieu'l" from all sectloua of
Wright tes- !, rouuly gathered to par lblr
gun. The , (ia rPspe,is. Ileamlfiil flor.l
soul III
dev. Father
Kagan offlclnilng " imtlcil out nf the dour.
remains will he forwarded by the !lh1 fm plot In the Catholic slain man. told how Captain had
Karl Whltlock Funeral Home to
l.nll - V. .. - . V. . . M .. wlell fh .
the season was over.
This fault': is not always con
fined to the youngsters. I re-1
member a pitcher called "Iefty" j
Bums who weut to sleep while ,
pitching a thirteen inning game j
for Oakland in the Pacific Coast I
League and had to he "woke tip'
SACRED HEART
MUSICALE WILL
BE PRESENTED
teontlad from fa. On.) . . VttnpoMV,r Wnsh., wh,, , ,
yards from the" end they wnrelquicm High Masa will bo cole-
cemetery.
. four and a half lengths nil -ad
and this advantage was Increased
i lo five and a half lengths with
'a great driving finish.
1 The official time was IS mln-
briled for the repose of her soul
at St. James Church with Kev.
Father Hunan officiating. Vault
entombment will follow In the
family plot In the Catholic rents-
POULTRY BOARD
HOLDS MEETING
fired one shot from the sun. how
her husband slumped forward
almost Uistiiully killed from a
offerings from friends filled the
funiral arlor,
A solo waa rendecd by (ionrgo
Myers. M. Ilnleua Joyaui
i-iimpunird ai thu piano.
ficorge Stevenson, K d w a r d 1
licary, F.verelt fleary. Arthur
lieary, Andrew aud Alfred Co'-
i us, ar-ward
iilea. H second, whlrh i flvo tery.
Vn(v.k I v . 1 '. J emy win be presented to the pub- rsrsltv race was the third
the verge of a knock- ;ghrtstop. went sound to sleep : ,. on Knd, .r,. ,,, .... ' ....
A fl n r In tttnmtt I 1 f "n ' ",
The
on
tiring Graham, r-ur limes warn i hoti..h to tk. hi. mm n ui.. h.in. tv k. I ... j .u.. . k u-..k.
r, . i..--. Wit Unei"": mon.nd- . . J department of Sacred Heart acad-'lngton In ll!l it 15:09
when on
out In the seventh. There wercjon the bench one day in a close
four clean knockdowns In all. igarae and Frank Chance, who
The "keed" tumbled from a I was managing the club, was with
right to the chin in thff tlrei fdifficultr restrained from waking
..... i i hint nn sjt-Ifn to nsr
. "3 I The last mai
The program will open at 3
I o'clock.
The Happy Hour club ot Sa-
Honors In tho first two rarea
were ev.n. with the California
freshmen sweeping across the
Hoard of directors of Ihe
Klamath county Poultry Produc
ers association, went Into aes-
.Inn ihl. it f loriiooii In I he office
of County Agent C. A. H udrson Indian reservation
to discuss matters concerning co
operative marketing nf egua. Th(
board Is compose! nf 1.. A. (.owls,
bullet through hi. neck, and how , I l--r. nil nephews of thn deceased.
were aallhcuri'M.
Interment was made In the
family plot In l.lnkvllln cemetery.
and
j cred Heart academy will present ' finish line ten feet ahead of
man to arrive at the 'the "Recital of' the Nations."!
their northern rivals, and the
while Graham was aown m ; ..j, k , -iw.v, -..ii-j 'i0hit- Those ksmfIi.. win k. i. . ...... .- -u. ....
it i ' . fl - - - '- J - 1 .... ---- .u UIHkin, ,,......); I . Ik III IMU JUL
second and seventn. imub iibuv- ny ,Ward )n meniory of the fa- Itume.
era came up oacu umo -'""'-1 mous oriRlnal jonnny ward who 1 Parents and friends of
counts and Graham barely touch- was always late for the bns when I .!.. ... in,,rf
ed the canvas with bla finger It left the hotel In the old days. . p inviiea.
Graham scaiesi I-
tips In the sixth.
121H. Chocolate
12. -i
Sprague Fish
Ladder to Be
j SPORTSMEN TO .
HEAR KLAMATH
1 COUNTY AGENT
lor vorsity race, to trounce the
the I Dears by threo lengths with a
new conran Junior varsity rorord.
Tho official' timo for tho Cnl-
Ifornla yearlings In their two
mile rare was 10:37 1-5 which' Is
Various phases of agiicultur-
;el work, relating to fishing and
f 4.J htinting. along with' came mat-
v-uiiirut-tcu. tei
Construction of a auitablo flub.
ers ' of Importance will be dig
cussed by C. A. Henderson conn-1 ml shippers and local 8
jiy agricultural agent at thelflclala. :-
mr: DYER WILL
; A nmt ;p airvatrt . s
"ftWYr, 11JMUS l :i4 4- second slower than the
:10:JJ mark set op by Washlug-
J. H. Dyer, general manager j ton In 1915: The husky Jayvees
of the Southern Pacific railroad, j rowed their three-mile In 15:45.
will arrive In Klamath Falls Mon-; officially smashing the mark nf
day morning on bis special cnril:25 1-S set by Washington In
and will remain in this city at 192.
least one day conferring -with lo-1 Thn races were watched by a
P. of-j great crowd of approximately
60.000. - ' -
CHA It IKS IIHVDI.CV
Charles llradley. lato of ilend.
passed away In Klamath Falls
on Friday afternoon ut 3:45
o'clock following an Illness of
.iroral mrinths. Thn remslns
are In care of the Karl WhltWk ! M'f" "' Williams.
Funernl Home, Pine Avenue nt j
Sixth where friends may call.'
Announcement of the funeral ar-j
riinKemeutn will ho given later.
Captain ran to Ihe frdnt door
and fired another shot. ,
Oilier wline.se. Included lr
Patterson. Frnnk C. lingers. In
dian nffl.er. and I.. II. Arnild,
siiperlnlendeni nf the K lama tit
government. Tlert C. Thomas.
1'iilied .Irate. . ommlssloner, presided
K.isers old how Cantaln ad-. Hall was set at I. noo. Thn
mined In him that he iCupialnl ; federal magistrate wa. deriding
had killed l.otches. . this afternoon whether or not a
Itavo Turner, F. M. Trout, Karl T. II. Olllenwater.. deputy ills. bond proffered by I apiain woutu
trlct attorney, represented Ihe be accepted.
meeting of the Sportsmen's as-.
ALTURASROAD
IS IMPASSABLE
Recent storm have made the I
road to Altur.s via Csnhy Im
passable. This road la closed until weath-:
er moderates, and sunshlno aids '
In drying up thn mud.
Motorist making the trip to .
Alturas are now going via the:
Lakevlew route. !
Here's Economy and Speed JorYou '
t
Monday - evening at
( which he attended In Portland.
wooer over i.rs ..... . - - j .(atj,,,,.
tnat wouia nen wo j7-30
thousands of trout-has - been ' ' hp,d n
promised lo the Klamath SP""-j th ohumber of commerce rooms,
men association by J. I). CI1-, Rarn dpp,l(. dls.
roy. engineer of the Inlted wm a
States bureau of fiaherles. n f the rewnt of
O. I). Matthews, president of .rrf. r n,
ib. .oneinrlo.i. and Mr. GHroy. I .... ... H .. .
InsDected the dam at length
Thursday and Mr. Gllroy came;
away convinced that the present J
fish ladder la inadequate.
For years, the lack of a dam ;
at Sprague River has not onlyi
checked the annual rainbow!
trout spawning run but also as j
Indirectly killed thousands otj
trout who either daehed them-j
selvea to death In wild Jumps j
against the concrete rampart, orl
were caught by Indians as they
FORUM TO HEAH
S. P.PRESJDENT
rested by
the dam.
the thousands below
FREDDIE HOPPE
KNOCKED COLD
" IN 10TH ROUND
"SACRAMENTO. April .13. A
P In as thrilling a baitln as
has ever been staged fn the J
street arena here. .Al Garclo,
Spokane welterwelitht, knocked j Df
(Continued from Paae On.
road la opposing the extensions
ot rival carriers;. Jt wRl bo" thu
first public speech of S. P. offi
cials in this- city cn the ques
tion. - In recent weeks Harry
Adams.- president of the Western
Pacific and L. -C, Gilman, vice-1
president of the Great Northern i
railroads, have spoken before the ;
chamber of commerce In favor of
the extensions and nrged that .
body to lend Its support to. their!
projects. ' ';
On April 24. a representative
the G. X. will speak the i
out Freddie Hoppe ot han hTan-1 speaker has not been selected,
clsco In the tenth round here j Dut there Is a possibility that
last night. Hoppe waa down in Ralph iiudd, president of the
Hie ninth, but tho boll saved line, will speak before the cham-
hini and alter one ono one nun bcr of commerce and on May 1
minute of fighting In tno lento
and last round he was given the
full count. t ...
IZZY SCHWARTZ
BEATS WALLEY
"SA.V FRANCISCO. April 13
(AP) Corporal Uzy Kchwarta
uf New York lambasted Boy
Walley of Singapore to an easy
ton round decision hero lust night
IMeht rounds went easily to the
New York boy, one was conceded
to Wallet aud the seventh round
was shared.
SERRATI LOSES
'TO J. BEASLEY
SAX T1IKC.O, April 1.1, (API
Jack Heasley, Oakland heavy
weight, won the ten round de
cision oyer Lorry Serratl, San
KTiujtioo.Seve last night. Benv
H l , mn mixatt, and out punched
the chamber of commerce Snem-;
bership will vote on a proposed
resolution which. If adopted,
would commit the chamber In
favor of the extensions.
SWIM
at the NEW
KLAMATH
NATATORIUM
1719 Main St.
Kor MKAI.TR, SAFETY. FI.'M
Vigilant btiperriaion; competent
Instruction nvallnhle by appoints
ment. Reservialons for private
parlies by appointment.
Try our Natural Hot. Wafer;
' Stenui Tub and Hhowers.
N'orth 3rd Su new 4-room
modern bungalow, $2T5t),
2250 down. SI5 month.
For S. P. R." R. man. Xew
4-room mod, 21000. 290
down. $10 mo. Inc. interrat.
Pino St. 5-room semi-modern.
14000. 21000 dowi.
balance easy.
f
North 9th. (Apt. House d&
trrrt) ' 23750, 2750 dowi.
250 mo.. Inc. Interest. 6-r.
semi-modern. Lot 50x120.,
A Hill Home. 5-r., built-in
hath tub and wash basin,
hardwood floors, fireplace,
lovely arch connecting liv
ing and dining rooms.
Ground 70x100, - 24750,
21250 down, 250 month.
North 6th Hill Home. 7 r.
mod. stucco. S r. an. s r
downstairs, hardwood floors,
garage aod furnace in base
ment. Grounds landscaped
lovely. Top floor should
rent, for 245 mo.. Price
27100, f.1000 down; $75
mo.
Trade: North 6th at. 3 r.
home, 5 down, 4 up; plumb
ing both floors: upstair
now rented for 245 month.
Lot 52x110, corner. Fur
nished, 24550; vacant If de
sired, 24000; mortgage
22050, payable 240.76 mo
Inc. interest. Trade for
residence close la llown
town, Icvol.
Wn have a splendid loca
tion for New and Second
hand Furniture.
34-r. Hotel. 24000; 22000,
balance 2300 semi-annually.
Lease 5 yii.. privilege 6
moro yrs. Ground floor lob
by. Drick building, on
Main st. Rent 2260 mo.
PIEDMONT
HEIGHT
Here Is What You Get
for ,1500.00 .
$100.00 to $150.00 Down
$25.42 Monthly
Ulg Garden Tract and Ilrand Ne'4-Room Uungalow.
enclosed, has hot water tank, porcelain sink, toilet, wash
basin, with plumbing roughed In ready for balh tub. Wo
finish the outside; you (nave, money), and put In the
; Innldo trim and decorate tx suit your own taste.. Dne.p,
, cold, wiH walar under prossure in each bungalow.
I i. I ' i i ,
Have, a cow, pigs, .rabbits, chickens, etc. Grow your table
vegetables; Reduce your coat of livingsave money, make
money.
. ,,'.,-e, m. -va
Just out' of the clty-i-Cnunly ' taxes, that's all.
. 4
Everything is brand new. Several families had already
BniiKhfHm! nioved'rfi before we started (first display ad)
our advsr'tUiihKj 'campaign.
' .t-.i:ir'S
I1 1 '
Just phone 688 and our auto will call at. your
V.home. Our Mr. Davit will show you i
a .100 percent sensible and
worthy development.
Slater Investment Co.
1 15 So. 7th St. . Office Open Sunday P. M. Phone 688
4P
TV
rt w
in the
2ew International
Special Delivery Trtiek
Always better and better is the (rend in
.truck design by International Harvester.
Greater economy, longer, roomier
bodies, 124-in. wheelbase, tetter appear
ance, greater driving ease, longer life
mnd four-wheel brakes these and many
other improvements in the new Special
Delivery are made possible by the enter
prise of an alert engineering staff thut
keeps International trucks a 6tep ahead
of the current demand of truck users.
The new Special Delivery is a power
ful, fast truck for hauling tighter loads'
and economically! All the speed you need',
for the open road with quick get-away
and flexibility for the thick of traffic.' '
If you need a thrifty, fast truck for light
loads, see the new International Special
Dejivery, or, better still, put one to work
on your job.'
Come in and see this truck or pbona
us and we'll bring the truck to you.' , ,
Tht Inunuulenal tint includn the Sfwloi Dttutry, i'ut Sii-Sfw td Sptrlat, thi Sftrd Tnulu ani Hutvy-Outy '
Truck. Then art 4 and 6-cylindrr miinci, chain and I fur diivri, and tht capacittn range fnrra -m' ' "'
M i ion. I addition lo tndi ihtrt art Mown- Coo. lie and td Mf Cermlfl Derrlnf fmfuatrlal Tracts.'
International Harvester Company '
(IF AMFtfri A
ArV
J. S. MILLS &
605 South Sixth St
SON
Phone 9
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