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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1929)
Saturday. June 1. 1929 i 9 UBiJn WOMEN'S CLUB WILL PRESIDE BEFORE FORUM Members ot lb Bmlns.s and Professional Women'! club will provld th (orum program at th chamber of eoniroerc neat Wed nesday. Th members vara outlining an Interesting program t a apaclal maetlng this aflornoon. THE, EVENTNG HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON ORPHEUS TODAY IlKX Tha King of Wild llorara In "GUARDIANS OF THE WILD" A Vlrlla Drama of tha Korest Itsngsrs Starting Tomorrow "WATER FRONT" WATER USERS' BOARD MEETS Dlatrlct board of tha Klamath Irrigation dlatrlct waa In aaaalon todar to attand to numbar of minor adjuatmanta on tba projset which bar arleed alnca tti laat HaMlcin, Tbara ara eighty-one million acraa of Idla land In tbla coun try, all of which could ba put to uaa growing traaa. LIBERTY TODAY TED WELLS la "STRAIGHT SHOOT1N " A nipping Westers A You Llka It Starting Tomorrow TOM MIX In "THE PAINTED POST" The Pine Tree Opening Today with It Fir$t HO IE Production A Thrilling Drama th' Might Be Your Life Story or Mine "On Trial' With Brt Lytell, Loia Wilton and Paulina Fred Two Show 7 s 00 and 9:00 P. M. i Door Open at 6:30 And Eddia Cantor in "THAT PARTY IN PERSON" Price I Matinee 10c and 25c Evening 25c and SOc The PELICAN THEATRE LAST TIMES TODAY TO GO CLARA BOWS "WILD PARTY" TIIK 100 PICK CKXT ALL-TALKING WHOOPIB IMCl'll... THAT HAS EVKKYTHINO MOSTLY "IT" SUNDAY and MONDAY RICHARD ARLEN and MARY BRIAN in , "THE MAN UOVE" liord Arlrn, tha boy yoa liked ao wall la "Wtaga" Vua I' like him area IxKUv aa the young prixa fighter la THH MAM I LOVK" 1 1 Hi pur rent Talking and 100 per cent Entertalnmtat a Yoa know "It IT'- PARAMOUNT P1CTURK ITS TUB .ST SnOW lit TOWN" . USED CARS i -1926 Ford Coupe, new paint, looks' like, lies. 1 1925 Dodge Roadster, a bargain. 11926 Nash Sedan, A-l condition. . ' ' 1 1928 Durant Coach, good a3 new. 1927 Chandler Sedan, a real bargain. ' -1927 Chev. Touring, new paint, runs good. L' -1927 Chev. Coach, new tires and crood caint i 1928 Chev. Coupe, good as new, a bargain. 11927 Dodge Sedan, new tires and good' paint 1 1927 Dodge Coupe ,a real buy. These cars have been overhauled and are in the best of condition ready for use. Come in and look them over. We sell on easy 'terms' and will take your old car in trade. Open Evenings and Sundays Phone 272 Ostendorf Motor Go. - , 424 South Sixth St. THOMAS TRIAL OPENS MONDAY Trial of A. M. Thomaa, aer ra in ry of tha Klamath Irrigation dlatrlct and editor of the Malln Progress, on tha rharge of Viol ating tha Blue Hky law opana Monday morning In circuit court before Judge O. M. Corklna bf Lakavlew. Judge Duncan dlaquallflad hlmaalf In tba caae because the Thomaa caae bad come to bla at tention when ba wa dlatrlct at torney ot Klamath. Thomaa waa Indicted on three counta two alleged vlolailuna of the Blue Sky law while the third charged falsification of public re corda. The specific charge un der which bo will be prowcuted on Monday la that ha aold - r- porata atock without bavlnr first socured a license. District eecretary will be re presented by E. L. Elliott while the eute'a caae will be bandied by U. 8. Ballentlne acting aa a special prosecutor, and Deputy District Attorney T. R. Gllle"-waters. TRACK CLASSIC i (Continued frost Page Ons) Ivan Dresser ot Cornell. Jease Hill of aouthrm Califor nia cracked the I. C. A. A. A. record In Ibe running broad Jump with a leap of IS feet, 7-1 Inches. Tbla eclipsed the former mark ot It feet, 10 l-S Inches set by Alfred Bstea, of Penn Stale last year, Phil Edwarda. dusky New York university Negro filer, shattered Ted Meredlth'a fourteen year old meet record for tba half mile when ba made a ahow of bit field to win tbla event In one minute IS J-10 seconds. Edwarda finished 11 yarda ahead of bla net rest rlral. Chap man of Batea. Hla time eclipsed the nark of 1:SI made by Mere dith la IMS and waa only tbroe- tlftba ot a aecond short of the world'a record held by Otto 'Pelt ier of Oermany. Sidney Kleselhorat of Tale successfully defended bis J0 yard low hurdle title, botlnrlng tha meet record when ha bit tha ispe la tt 1-10 aeconda but be cause of a atlff wind at bla back tba officiate ruled It aa a re cord feat. Tba L C. A. A. A. standard of IS S-J aeconda waa act In 1SSS by A. 0. Kraenxlelo ot Pennsylvania. DEATH TOLL OF FLOODS RISES (Ceattaotd from Page One) dlstrlcta received tba brant of the gult bound water. Hundreds of bomea and justness buildings were flooded. Shipping waa at a standstill la the ahlp channel, tha movement cf all Teasela being baited. Water covered two docks nd flooded aevaral warehouses nearby. A levee break In Madison county flooded 10,000 acrea la Houston county, and 10,000 acrea la Ban Jacinto county were In undated by water from tha Trin ity and San Jacinto rlvera. "he highway to Beaumont waa closed when the approach of the San Jacinto river bridge near here waa washed away. Beau mont ltaelt waa cut oft from through trafflo In all dlrectlona. Tha old Spanish Trail to Orange waa one of the laat roada to ba Inundated. Rosldenta along tba line moved ahead of the water and camped at tha south Texaa state fair grounds. Relief trucks from Beaumont carried auppllea to the refugees. It waa feared the Nechea river bridge between . Beaumont and Orange would give way and SO, 000 eanlbaga were on hand for aa emergency. The Orange-Port Arthur ferry waa operated con tlnuoualy to accomodate traffic unable to get over the highway. Tha towna ot Lynchburg, Katy, ciodin and Qaston, ware lakea. Tha resident that had not moved to dry land, were using boats at Clodlne. The bayou waa aald to be- ten mile wide. MRS. J. UOIU STKLLI IB SINUOUSLY ILL Mrs. John Robuatelll, well known matron ot tba Midland dlatrlct, la reported serloualy ill In a Portland hospital. ' Recently Mrs. Robustelll sub mitted to an operation tor the removal of ber log. Mr. Robuatelll and son are at tha bedside ot Mra. Robustelll OMAHA MAN U.j.'a OF 11UOKE.N HEART OMAHA. Neb., June 1, (AP) George Deba of Om- aha died last night ot what physicians slate aa shock and "a broken hurt". Last Monday night Deba returned from a hoxpltal, where he hud undergone a nyijor operation, to bo In- formed that hla wife had run away with another man, taking hla life's ear- lnga ot 11,600 aud leaving alx small children at hotne. Examining a trunk where he had the money bidden, Deba found It missing. He collapsed and waa returned to tba hospital where . he died. news in brief Met Antbor Lewi Browne Mrs. L. M. Peate, formerly of thla city wrltea frlenda she re cently met and conversed with Itabbl Lewie Browne, author of "Thla Believing World", who vis ited la San Diego, California re cently. Dr. Brown baa th en viable poaltloa of having written a number of tn -Deal genera- In the non-flctlon booka. Hla first effort "Htranger Than no tion", a abort history ot tba Jewa be been translated into aeveral European language and tba book best known to th public, more than 20,000 copies ot "Tbla Ba llerina World" wa aold In the Tlrst four weeks. It 1 atlll among the moat popular booka of tba day. Mra. Peat wrltea ah found him moat pleasing and that People of Ban Diego enter tained extensively for him while be visited there this past week. Knlghta Add Four Members Thursday, evening a delegation of Knlghta ot Pythias attended tbe Klamath- Fall lodge where a clasa of tour uorri esquires Handed the Rank of Knight Th Porrls K of P. lodge baa beea abowlng a considerable act ivity of late and aa a result four new membera add to It strength. while at leaat a dozea other have algulfied their Intention to enlist under the Pythian banner. Klamath lodg apared no trouble la making laat Saturday night a pleasant on. Tbe delegation from Dorrla constated ot Knlghta C. T. Dorrla, 8. S. McCollum. Charlea Croaa, Ray Laird, Milt Richardson, A. N. McDonald and Mr. Gllmour. Tbe four esquires who returned to Dorrts, Knlghta were Charlea Frederic. Bill Stev enson, Cbnrlea Oreen and Fred Barbop. Butt Valley Star. Sliranrra Pass Through Sbrtner from throughout th couafrr. Including mar hrs from Kismett Temple. -Brooklyn, New York. Elkailt. Temple. Spokane. Affaffi Temple, Tacoma, Nile Temple, Seattle, Indian Temple. Oklahoma City,' Oklahoma, Al Kader Tempi. Portland and many other passed through Klamath Falls yeet-rday and f- tiR'-out tbe nlgbt enroute to os Angele to attend tbe Shrln- era convention. Watches Presented Helen Marshall and Byron Caldwell, both seniors of Sacred !!"irt Academy were presented 1th wrist watchea frora the George Mets Jewelry Shop. Each year tbe Jewelry ahop awards two watcbea to soma senior of Klamath county. Thro-eh tbo plan need for awarding. Sacr-l Heart waa fortunate la receiving both award this year. Mrs. Jone Accepts Position Mrs. N. H. Jones ha accepted a position In u aomeeuc ary good department ot Mo a Store, Mrs. Jones taken the po sltlon ot Mrs. Ethel Bullfinch who baa taken over tbe yardage department, left vacant by th f-lgnatlon ot Mra. En ma cole. Mrs. Jone take over ber antiee thoroughly experienced la tbla department. ; . Moe Presents Gifts ' H. N. Moe ot Moe'a Store, ono of the oat active member of tba' Reame Golf and Conntr Club today placed aeveral boxes of pencil at th club bona to 1 a given member ot th club for keening arorea. 'Moe'a Store" I gold letter to etatnped on each ot th pencil. Mr. La Polato Ketorned Mr. Charlea La Potato to back I -no again from a hurried buy ing trip to San Francisco.- Kra. La Point found th weatner In San Franclaco moat diaagreeable with vryon bundled op In heavy clothing. Lynn Pro pet Away Lynn PropM, on of Mr. and Mr. Edward Propet left laat night tor Dunamulr, California to apend tba week end holiday with Mr. and Mr. Tom Miller. He will return home Sunday evening,. j; Hetty Ana Hill Leaving Betty Ann Hill, daughter of m, .nit Mra. Harry Hill, ot 430 North third leavee tr's comlngl week ma tor veutu.-.. . - asd Banff wber ah will apend the summer months visiting re lative and frtsnde. To Tak Remain North A. E. Eberhart, brMher ot th late Frederick S. Eberhart will take th remain no- " " Port land for final rite. Mr. Eber hnrt arrived her lr.ct night, call Ki. ht hf.rther'a nrftstng. H nu m v" ------ la a cueit at the Hotel Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Qulsenbcrry Here Mr. and Mr. W. F. Qulsen hrry ot Mdtord ar In th city today on bualneaa. Mr. Quleen iu.rrv la connected with The Cali fornia Oregon Power company. Strung Hero From Valley rv I.. Ktianae. In the auto sup ply business at Medford la her ou butlntsi today. Charles Humphrey ha return ed from Ashland after a brief business visit In th valley city. Mr, H""phrey was happy to learn Ulra Melvlne Dillingham, teacher ot Mills achool waa re cuperating nicely from bruise sustained In an accident when her oar atruck the rear ot his car near Main and Broad atseei last Wednesday afternoon. Mlas nmii.-.tf-in. ? t-" to Hills'- Lend Trout Llttl Esrl Reynolds Jr., six-year-old sou of Mr. and Mrs. Esrl Reynolds, landed three good Bleed silver side trout from th waters at Lake a' th Wood oa Thursday while enjoying tbe day at th Underwood aummer cot tage. The llttl fellow caught tbe fish despite th fact a 17 Inch trout bad broken hi pole. Bo far thla season. Ear) hold th record for being the young eat tlaherman to land trout from tbe watera la Klamath county. Mrs. Gibson Take Position ' Mr. Pearl Gibson ha accept ed a poaltloa at th Klamath Dy Work la charge ot th bookkeeping department. Mrs. Olbeoa tak th position left va cant by th resignation of Mr. W. O. Llttell, nee Wanda Wal lace. Mrs. Llttell will Join her husband at Cblloqnln, wbers they will reside. Eaetertalaed At Trent Diaaer Mlas Ana Oradlnger entertain ed with a trout dinner at ber home on Walnut laat vening. Cover were laid for Mr. and Mra. J. Wagner, Dr. R. D. Co, Mis Elsl Havllana, Donald Chambers, Grace Scnaeffer, Lee Zent Carter and th hostess. Th trout wars caught In tb watera at Rocky Point oa Memorial Day. It wa during this fishing trip that Dr. R. D. Co landed tb 11 pound trout. Called to Po.-tlaad Miss Emma Robustelll and Mrs. Matbew Del Fatti bare left for Portland, wber they were called by the serious Illness ot Mrs. John Robustelll ot Midland. Visiting From Laagell .Valley Mr. and Mrs. Levi McDonsId of Langell Valley r la tha city today ahopplng and vl-IMnc friends. Mrs. Lurbke Shopping Mrs. James Leubke of Bonaa- ( spent th morning honrs la the city (hopping and visiting friend. - : DURANT DENIES HEAVY LOSSES ON N.Y. MARKET PARIS, Jun 1. . (AP) Re port that be had lost baevtlr la WaU street gad had been forced to liquidate aome of his assets brought amllee to th face ot W. C Durant, American financier and automobile manufacturer, to day. All h would sty waa: "You've heard these rumor before. His frlenda In Paris said tbe financier took th reports In a Jocular manner. It was aald at bis hotel h would be out of th city over tb week end. DEAD ON TRACK (Continued from Psge One) man Herbert Hagberg, who whirl ed, (creamed, took a dosen steps and fell dead. Praus acquired a deadly aim during tb World war wber he gained honorable mention for his marksmanship. H went mad lata yesterday, his wife aald, af ter a drink debauch that began three week ago. As early aa yesterday morning be warned nelgbbora to "keep your heada Inside tb windows If you don't want them blown off." Visiting la Valley Mrs. R, R. McCartney children are enjoying the end holidays In Medford. and week PAGE THREE BUDD FAILS TO STOP OVER IN ROGUE VALLEY MEDFORD, Or., June 1. Again Medford la Informed that Ralph Budd, president of the Great Northern railroad, haa pas ted through th city, unknown by th populace end undlaturb ed. Mr. Budd and L. C. Oilman, vie president of -the Great Northern,, paaaed through this city Thuraday morning enroute to Seattle. They entered Med ford la a aedan, and war aald to have left th Shaata Limited at Asblsnd. Th driver of th csr which brought th railroad officials to thla city a few minutes before the train arrived la unknown. Their reaaon for driving through tbe valley by auto also remains a myatery. They are aald to have been coming from San Franclaco and going to Seattle. hlWAAM.Mi TO l.K.VR 81NDAY FOR BKM Several carloada ot Klwaal club membera will leave early Sunday morning tor Bead where the local baseball team will meet the Bend team Sunday afternoon. Some ot the members plannsd to leave early this afternoon, ex pecting to enjoy a fishing trip enroute. Let U Show You the McCORMICK - DEERING New 4 Cultivator Parallel Gang Action Pivot Asia Pedal Guide Clean Accurate Cultivation THE McCormick-Deering New 4 Cultivator handles so eas ily that a boy can do a man's work with it The foot pedals, which pivot the wheels to guide the cultivator, also shift the gangs in the same direction. -This is the reason that the New 4 Cultivator does such accurate and close cultivating. It also accounts for its ease in handling. Just sit on the seat of this culti vator once and see how you like it. We have one on our floor. J. S. Mills & Son 6th & Willow- Phone 9 See tbe NEW CAILLE Before you . : Buy t t With tba water below yoa tha ran above yoa and tha New CaiBs behlad yoa there 1 aa neater plea sure aw sore he<b-imild- caretree aaotova ari .ft Falls water athasUata have al ready foaad that oa aad! they are keeping The Ore go Boa Co. busy ba aiert tug their demands tor tha New Caille. llaea roar or der bow, ten while prompt delivery b still poeaiblel The Oregon Boat Co. Hall Address, 03O Front St, J Fhoae 1SJ-W t. Announcing New Gold Standard Guarantee on 29 Years of TESTED SERVICE Pennsylvania Gold Standard Insurance Warranty The Pennsylvania Gold Standard Balloon Tire purchased under this warranty is guaranteed while used by the orig inal purchaser on a passenger car in ordin ary service for eighteen months from date of nurchase asrainat acci dents, Blow Outs, Bruises, Cuts, Misalignment of Wheels, TJnderinflation, Rim Cuts or any other similar causes. The Pennsylvania Dealer whose name appears on this warranty will Serial No, , Size Date Qf Purchase Quality Guaranteed for Life Every pneumatic tire of oar manufacture bear lng oar name and oar aerial a am ber la war ranted by a asainat defect In material and workmanship during; the life ot the tiro to the extent that If any tire falls because of each defect, we will either repair the tire or make a reasonable allowance on the purchase of a new tire.' either repair this tire for the first 18 months following purchase or furnish a new tire, if a new tire is required, at a price based on the service rendered as pro v i d e d in replacement schedule on file with him. The user agrees to give this tire reasonable care, to refrain from willfully injuring it, and call on this dealer at least once every 60 days to permit inspection of this tire. ; . . ' Customer Address . Dealer -' in eddition Fowler Automotive Service agrees toepair all punctures of tires sold under the above guarantee. Compare These Prices 29x4.40-4-pIy ... $ 9.85 31x5.25-4-pIy ............:......$ 16.35 29x4.40 6-ply ....... . $13.80 31x5.25 6-pIy : ...$19.60 29x5.00-4-ply . $13.20 32x6.00 6-ply ....$22.60 29x5.00 6-ply $16.25 33x6.00 6-ply $23.40 OtJr sizes in proportion. Let's get acquainted. Trade in your tires. Liberal , allowance. FowfleE? AuBtfmmtinve SeE?vuG3 Operator of Texaco Super Service Station Sixth and Plum a -.,. ., an , a . W t
