The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, April 13, 1929, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text- THE-EVENING RFRALrV KLAMATH -FAU&-OREGON Si.luhlay, Api'il V l.Wfc'l1 l IT, OHMI I OF Boiti Queenly inENTALETY NOT. I at the theatres wuii I II I uuk ui .rt7r- ...PAGE SIX- RAILROAD WAR Ik 1U UU I UUfll Three Group Funerals ' Held in Arkansas Fol- lowing Torhado - 1.ITT1-E HOCK." Ark:, April IS, (API Tlirei Rroui funer al of vlrHnm of thi Inrnailo) . whlrh WodlH'Kilny wet wlln of north ArkntiKH taking a loll of lire whlrta mood hi bo todny. i ir to lie hold thlH nornoon ' ; I, Ollon aail Bwittnn. two vll- ' : lni which born tha brunt 'f,i Ihd Mnrm. j Two iimall rural ri'melerlps near Swlflon each are to reoelvn'! tho bndlea of 11 vhtlma. while at fiiilon, lx of trinRp who , lhnlr llren in I lie xiorm raicd iho entire lown, are hurled. Meanwhile, ihe work of llltatlnn Was rolnc forward iin inl iin-- der direction of Red Cro work-, eiK. and Major ". R. Barham 1 and Captain l-oe V. Taney of the '. adlulant Reneral's alaff, dl-' patched to (he area lo take ' rbargo f relief effort lntUuied j by Governor Parnell. I The first eye witness accounts; of the ttorm which demolished fillon were furnished early today ! by residents there. Not one ; building was left of moro than , n hundred and fifty. ThroURhont yesterday. thse who were no injimnl a,rchi I cmonft- Ihe ruins of their homes. - Llttlo will be salvaced from Ihe i r. wrockatre, observers snld. o ." eomplete was tho ilnmaco I wrought. What waa not de-' . atroyed tr damaeed by the Willi wu water soaked from a tor- i rential rain One of the victims rdalwl . from his rot 111 a temporary hos-, j pltal at Ratesvllle. the approach ; of tho tornado. j - He said It appeared from tl I i. .nro,H.ed. it sucked nn the! rater Into a whirling spout and Ihe lower portion of the Tillage .. rfreh,,i t nn riewln- Ihe wreckage One viewing the recga,e after tho atorm passed could not lindorsuind how even a cat could : " have escaped." one victim relt - ed. "The death list would havj " been much larger had rltlrena ' lit tnken refuge in torm itel-' ' lurs. Many hurried to tunnels t lii sandstone ouarrles and escap- j Pd i. '' ; AND SNOW FORSEEN FOR ENSUING WEEK . . RAN FRANCISCO. April 13. (AP) The weather outlook, for flag day committee: A. D. Col- subpoenaed for Ihe defens?. HI, the week beginning April 14. was Iter: Memorial Day committee: testimony is expected to show ""announced here today hy the 3. Wiley. C. F. Stone. C. V. that at no time during his in I'nitod State weather bureau as! Houston: lapsation: F. C. Me-; vesttg'atlons in Carmel. was he Jollows: iMillan, Richard Weatherly. Lee ; hampered by detectlv? or other Far western states: "The out-Jacobs.- C. I. Stebhics: second , person. -took I for general rloudlnesK ' degree c:mmittee: J. E. Swan-; Mr. McPherson i expected to ' with rain at time over the Pa " clflc Northwestern states and proobably over the plateiu re- glon and Nevada and Central California. There will be snows 7. in the high mountain range. "Temperature will he about normal." ;t Mom'n Pop Freckl and His -r. -0iRiS 'f S, Mr' twev ChfeSTCM ash.p. '. OOGlESN0?i: J : . II. ;ff geCKLES AMD TOOU. OFF FCON. UOAiOLULU VES TEBDAy TD FLy CMEft lilLAOCA VJOUCAMO WAM!M3' RJM OMER TU ISLANDS OF AKOUiJAl AND wvaoi Twey ace HCHi APPCOAOIIMG THE ISLAND OF . JXAM0A1I.. I KVJ; VM ?.' .JiTi. v't-f - .m 0 V J V-r 5 (n u ,o),im( for B of B ,,,, iclMly Frances Nehr (above! JI)(, sjBrJ. curt, Wl,re trd for (int henora. So now there" a question fir soiueone to decide and it will be no easy matter. either. AppfilNTMFNTS ' . . n 1 LI LUDLiti Alxt. MADF THURSDAY mftUCl, tnUKJUA I 3 1 J ha O. Boyle, exalted ruler of;,h(. witnp,, 19l. to cirar Mr,, the Elks for 19J9 announced the '""owing committee appoint mrnis iur in i.imuih ini i ments for the ensuing year at ajdiicing a woman who would ad- meeunK nt iu inursujj ti r.is i ""'n'' , A,"",u' '"r "" " . :,in - Lc,'r Offield. H. E. C.ei2:,0 ,hat she might local., him and r , """-iiru mm 01 ine proposition ami - R Moeller. R. C". Dale. C. S. j thai he had her report to him Montellns. E. l.ivingst:n. E. C..!he progress of her hunt for Argravos. C.eorge Cunning. El-. "Mis X." awr nl'l"r: social and com-; The coming week is exp vied mnnlty welfare: T. H. Waiter. to produce more than-one day of K. R. Olds. T. It. Oillenwjterf : sensations. N'o.ne of tho-dufi-nse 'house committee: I. H. t noer- j I wood. Earl Whitlock. C. J. Mar-: lilo- MnimlMW ntrinn nf jthe'lodgo. jits witnesses. - But on rson. Entertainment c'mmltiee. for! Joseph Ryan, former deputy timnths: E. B. Hall. Harry Bol- vin. C. A. Harden. Otto Ellis, sen. L.. S. Dunlap. E. C. Clark, Frank Driscoll. I). J. Puckctt; Investigation: L. J. Coble. P. O. Ik-La p. O. V. Spiker, F. B. Willbanks (Tennant). C. R. Wil- Hams, (Chlloqtiln). Editor of toe ' Browse." E. S. Veatch. Friends JiAttcyLooii! f YEpTttPiciirTiit 3DTTt.) 'SUBe.YWY N5T?TuEV f - f -I toB TtAtE IT mm I um my that i.o ,,.-.m. d "' ucomiiuiiK.il ' K.nuwh Ormlmon. radio nporaior armel ' tor Mr. MvvnvTm. i during the evanc-lisfs illsai'ar-1 callfornta Keds and llrowua ' ' "'dent h. II. Fa veil of the I.nko ance. ' I were made from tinlural mineral T TIIK TKI H.W voniiiy chamher of c inmcice haw Mrs. Wlscman-Sieluff was plac- plRmeals foiinil almost always In i "Ahle" Closes Tonlulii 'culled a meetlim for Monday ee Jed on lh witness stand In the rocky country. Itlues. greens j The great film featuring Mini- nng a) S o'clock at the court i Impeachment trial by tho pro-j and purples were nmdo out of dy lingers. Jean llersholt and house at which all people lutei eciitlng lioard of manager yes-1 herlw. A vivid .yellow was pro-, Nancy Carroll Ilia t hut show ,IM the pinlter are "iirijed 1 terdav. She testified that she ! dmvd by, boiling some "aori of a ln In Klamath lohlght at Ihe , intend . arranged with Judge Hardy lo root audsji Itlack ny nuining a , iviican. II Is a story , f huiuun produce "Miss X." the jel tin-1 sort of h'iile, then vowdii liig It. beln:s scpaialed Ity nge'iild har Mentlfied woman who occupied a! llayden Stevenson who It rlcrs of tradition and belief. It .. l ... ..,. I., Tti. lllnmnnd lnslr" 1 - 1 - k.... i I Unill'l nOIIK 111 i;;o Willie , Mrs. Mcpherson nn missing trom nor Atigeius icnipie. ! riirrwnsil The woman was (.-lured upon tite statin ntirtng lie morning and was supposed to resume her testimony Into the cross-oxnml-itaiioti stage in the afternoon. "hen finally she was call d late I in the afternoon the defense ad- mlttrd to the court It was un- repared to take Mrs. Wlvman- Sielaff over for cross examina tion: that records had to he brought from Iis Angeles. A defense motion thai sh- l-e rro exumined Monday was approved. So, bark through startling tost-1 ininp- thf defense plans to take Mm. WTseman-Slelaff in an ef-! fort to prove that she is an un reliable witues and that her testimony cannot hr- depended on in any phase of thi senate's con rldoratlon of v-dencd presented to prove the board of niuuagvrs contention that JudVw' Hardy is guilty of dismeanors In office, (bstruction of Justice, nccor.tlng a $2500 "love offering",' hvk from Mrs. McPherson for "legal services" or of practicing law m-hile in office' of the state con stitution. Defense Case Hit Some of the points made yes terday by Mrs. Viseman-8lenff that the defense is particularly (uteres! .Hi' in dlscres!ting are that Judge Hardy arranged with McPherson' namo as being Orm Iston's Carmel companion l.'r nro- aucing a woman wno would au-i ul tae wa, wltn llrmlslon: mat Jndre Hardv advis-d her to "g. Judge Hardy dWsrt lur to g. . " "rmtston s parents witnesses has been called to testify in fact the defeuse Is '..,.,Hln. ..lll. .1- trlrt attorney of Los Aih-Ih!'" "nT" ' " county ha been mentioned as 1 Mr"''M'""' atmosphere. ' be called to testify some timo during Ihe coming week. Sin ' has been In Sacramento for six jday waiting to be called lo tin stand a a prosecution witness I but the manager say they are j not ready for her In fact thai they may not call her at oil. The Christening Freckles . Sees the Practical Side Tii---i- i TUIMU OF IT, ', ' !" . " " IT?NIONOSOFOL. . set tuat 6Pat LM) wSj"." ' ' li&r : ;:. .-.;-:-V SUIW-gUACJi GU ALLOW 1 r " ' LAlC MlITU MAPOPS OISING " L-u.'' '. . , im wysric vwisps Tuctouteu W . . c j M ?' Ttt l-AMA CBACkO, FBSCULES? .- " ! ' iH ' '' c yW . D'AT IS UILA06A ' vrvJ u'' . ' ' ) "I " C- AT TIIK l.llli:itrv A domonstrailou oil whevo and how the nld-lltnr Indians nhluln - ed colorltm for their laces when on the warpath wad alVi'U !' ' (,,,f Yowlaehe diirlnif 'the iiiak lnc of "Hawk of tho Hills . '.More than a ioeit vivid sh'idea I wvrn miuluuvd hy Yo l;H'lir ... . , , ...k ,i. h He on oeatlon near Nvwnali. ri.,,, 'ii , land plalng every Saturday, .mh,w i-i ,-,r., ... ihe role of a ueiective. , niter playing many parts as pul and coach In "The ColleBinns Id "The Diamond Master" he enacts Ihe role of rtistndltn of a famous Jewel. ' ' AT TIIK PINK TURK Arthur Sinners (toche's versist- lllty as an author la demonstra- cd fn his tory "Hardholled", on which the production which Is showing now at Pine Trie Ihe- aire Is based. " Hardholled" is a sophisticat ed, metropolitan story of the glitter anil glory of the show Texas Guinan Arouses Anger of Mr. Whafen NEW YORK. April 'U, TAP) Aroused by Ihe nrquiit.'i! In Federal court of Texas (ililnan. P.'liro CommlHHlnner Whalcn In an address last night advoratcd a luw forbidding employment of hostesses In night clubs. He declared the night cluh atmosphere to be a "vicious one and said- fhar the demand for girls between IS and IS years of age for hostesses was o great as to create a serious mor al sirhntion. Atlhmtf-h liA (Kit Hnl niftnllnH - " ' - I "", Publicity given ihe trial of - --- . " was an ef'ront to law and or der." "This question of a night club hostess is a very serious cue." he added. It i becoming clo-e to something clso long ice irlven oni of- this ewnniunlly', und tho ynung girls who resit of I this case will be led cn hy the publicity given her 'heroism'. 11 ICgeneo me to see the i p"bll ,,v' '"T penu,n dis-l."1"! Wn" 'J1 -i CARL'S RADIO STORE . 125 N. 8th St. If It is Radio Trouble Call 1694. Expert Re pairing and Service Guaranteed ? ! orld, with a schomlua; little tMllles vharlne, who nullifies her .ntilbltlrtn to tluiViy foK imitu y. as the center of tho action, How she falls In love with the mil - ,, lloiiutte playboy whom she hii married thronuh sheer riinlilllw , in.ikes for one of the most d.'- I iiuhirul ititt vol , . , the peh Of the ail hor ,-.. i inn it might happ. lt anywhere Unit tuui,is uiHiersinnu each other, forgetting prejudice and erced I.oVe Is greater than any creed for Ihe essential pair . f a fsih II love Itself. 'I'd,, last und flashiest of the picture features of Do l.uxe eti tertalntitent week at the Pelican , "Captain l.ash" stnirlng VU- 0r McLagnn and playing lomor- row. This film Is finishing In run tp(.sy a( ,lhe Warfeld in sn Francisco, -' - WHAT DOES A SAVINGS ACCOUNT DO FOR YOU? It Teaches You to Teach Your Children to Save nPHERT'. romariLf (or vwry pi opei ly tmipht child in tiid. pc-feH of one of' our passbooks -it 'open: the door to a new world nnrl is a constant incentivo to' urowth and nchii'vemont. Give your child a .savinjfs account ht-ri and have him do his banking business himielf. A warm wolconie Awaits him or hor. You Will Find Saving Paasbook Waiting for You Here Now American National Bank MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM . Klamath Falls, Oregon A SAFE, PLEASANT BANK FOR YOUR SAVINGS it.-' ?2s V ' ' ; :: ES TO LAKE ICAIilltuiril fioni lp iinft); the : X. C li;. mill Shustn route... ' " In dnler to ihrnh out iln nr. ' ions nilllics in nil Htinaiinit, i n- An outlln of the p lie)' of the chamher of commerce . In lit mailer will he fnrmuliiieil at Ihe meeting and It la desired thai a representative giitlierlng ho pro son!. . " . Jr G. Q. D'ALBINl (Vrfirii'tl lulUo .Vriiimliitit A'mIhimk . At'itnnuthK Knli-rnl Tux Sorvir ?.ti I. O. o P. ItttU. 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