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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1930)
Monday, Janunry fl, W'.ii) NEWSin BRIEF THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Character Close-Ups tVfc- StfcMS DARKER THAN Tht OTHfcR T ND,CrVTF. THAT THE OWNER S UKtLY TO VlAVfc A .VtRV GREAT IKITI RtST m THINGS OCCULT" (Jrantml Marrlago l.lrrni Msrlon Lm Uliun, 21, Klsni lb Fall farmer, and llernlre Kandra. II, Morrill; itlrhsrd Unifier, It, box factory em ploy. Klamath Fells, and Itoss Krlsghmeler, Si, 1'ellcan city; and Hoy 1', lloew, It, delivery man, and llnrlha M. Lm, lo, bonkkaepiT, both of Klamath Falls, were granted licenses to wed by the county dork Sat urday afternoon. rorllnnd HcgUtrania Ptrlland rrglalrenta at local tiolele today Includo Harold L). Harsh, M. 8. Ileglor. II. E. Myllberg. II. f. Newell, J. A. Kllipatrlck. M. P. Hwlft, It. II. McCory. Mr. and Mra. J. T. Motsclienuschvr, Clay Chllrocs. II. P. Jlarmer, William Rtebbtns. llolmer II. (ioldbert, I,. K. linger, and F. It. Itennor, Returned To Horrbv Mr. and Mra. Alex D. Davis returned lata Sunday to their bora at Dorrls. Calif., after epsndlng the week and In Klam ath ralla visiting frlenda. Mr. Davis la aalea manager for the Kestereon Lumber company at Dorrle. Judge Duncan Hack Judge W. M. Duncan bn re turned from Portland after a abort Ttalt there when ha at tended the judicial council held there. WHEN YOU . THINK OF MOVING FHONE 1766 TIONEER TRANSFER CO. Martin Elllng. Prop. Upturned HouUi . Jean Joyaui, aoo of Mr. and Mra. Ilnnry V. Joyam, returned laat evening to Berkeley, Calif., whera be attends Bu Mary'a Col lege Preparatory school, thlt be Ing his senior yenr. Jean has been spending the Cbrlalmaa and Naw Year's holidays In Klamath Palla with his parents and frlenda and attended many of lbs social functlona given for the college atudenta. Returned Iloran Mrs. J. T. Taylor of the Pins Tree Confectionery, has returned to Klamath rails after spending the past fortnight In Long Beach, Calif., and tther soul horn cities. In Long Hearh she visited Mr. Taylor and hla sister. Mr. Taylor has been In the south for some months for his health and bis condition has abown a great deal of Improvement, according to Mra. Tsylnr. , MHllrr 1'nasrd A)" Word waa received In Klam ath falls this morning of tbs dealb of Mra. Josephine Taylor, mother or Mr. H. II. Van Velk euburg. Mrs. Taylor passed away In Ashland thla morning at 6:10 but other detalla of her death were not obtained bare. The funeral aervlcea will be In Klamath rails. Wednesday at tornoon at 1:30, It waa ataled. V lulled California Mr. and Mra. C. D. Harding and aon, John, Margaret Bear of Portland, have returned from week's tour of southern Cali fornia cities. They visited in Paradena during the wonderful rose carnival and parade recent ly held In that city and also at tended the football game nsia there Saturday. Returned to School Mlsa Genevieve Houston has returned to Berkeley. Ca'.Kornla. where shs has been a't.ndlng high school for the pes year. Miss Houston spent the past few weeks visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Houston. nd friends in Klamath rails. Bhe left last evening for the south. Will Hold Director's Meeting The regular Tuesdsy luncheon meeting of the directors of the chamber of commerce will be held tomorrow. R. C. Oroesbeck hss returned from the Portland meeting, and will make a report at tomorrow s eosslon. Eastern Visitors Among those from a distance In Klamath rails todsy are L. K. Ilegre. resident of Detroit, Mich., and Mr. and Mra. M. 0. Strlck, who gave their address as Great Falls. Montana. Guests In Chicago Mr. and Mrs. C. Horlnbrook of Klamath rails, are guests at the Drske Hotel on Lake Bhore drive, Chicago, according to word receiv ed from there thla morning. Last Showing Today AT THE THEATRES 1 PELICAN tl PINE TREE UNMEllUUC asflll' etW FROZEN oushice Jr i IflDSWOLHElM ROBOT WIER ULLRICH HADPT Ialixn dwan Tuesday Night It G I F T N I G H T .Jr(!, (to rWlUIAr Fit I MODERN MOTHER! You'll want to shake your shoulder and twist your hip! Hear her sing her newest and hottest melo dies 1 Starting: Tuesday Richard Barthelme in "DRAG" LIBERTY PAGE THRKfc Leaving for Kaetern Tour- Mr. and Mra. If. N. Hu m leave aeit Sunday on the first i or a long burins tour. Mrs. Moe will spend some time visit. Ing In San Dlaco. anil nth. southern California polnta. Af- ' attending the Htvle Show In Los Angsles, Mr. Moe will go on st, attending tbe Associated uyera convention In Chlcaao. sud psrtlctpatlng In the opening : ine Marshall rieia Merchan Ise Mart. Mr. Moe expects to on to New Tork. and will be gone about six weeka. Mr. and Mra. Earl Whlllork 111 accompany Mr. and Mrs. loe to southern California. Judge Oorklns II Judge O. M. Corklns, circuit Judge of Lake county, visited frlende In Klamath rails yss terdsy enrouta to Lakevlew from Portland where be attended tbe state judicial council which re cently adjourned there. Hlieepman Visits Klamath O. H. Brown, prominent sheep man from Carlton, Oregon la reg istered at the Mall hotel. Mr. Brown ralae purebred Hamp shire sbeep, and baa probably tbe finest herd In tbe. state. Resumes Position Myron Shannon has returned to his position at tbe rirst Na tional bank after apendlng tbs psst fortnight visiting In Ban Francisco and other bay eltlea, enjoying bla annual vacation. Condition Hteadlly Improving The condition of Mrs. James Hall, who baa been aerlooaly III for some time Is showing steady Improvement. She la at the F. L. Camp home on Crescent Av enue. Left For North Miss Evrn Williams, stylist with the Modart Corset compsny, Isft Sunday morning for Portlsnd, snd other northern cities on her regulsr Itinerary. Miss Williams spent Bsturdsy at Moe's store. Agency Visitor Miss Dorotby Dlllstrora, wbo Is In the employ of tbe United States Oovernment at Klamath Agency, waa Klamath rails visitor Bsturdsy. Motors To Modesto Mrs, Lewis Clsrke. who Is em ployed In Moe's store, left by motor Sunday for Modesto, Cali fornia, where she will spend tbe next week visiting with her mother. Lakevlew Visitors A. M. Wilson. Lakevlew and r. R. Evanson of tbe same elty, are visitors bare for a short time. Rend Visitors- Arriving from Bend early this moral jg and registering at tbe Hall hotel, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lanham are bere for a abort visit. Here From Ashland Mr. and Mra. H. A". Wilson. aeeomnanled br their daughter. are among the Aabland visitors In Klamath rails today and are guests at tbe Hall hotel. Seattle Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Harry Meti ar rived In Klamath ralla recently to apend a abort time visiting her from their bom at Seattle. Medford fluesta It. M. Nelaham of Medford and S. M. Griffin, also of the valley city, are among the out of town business visitors here todsy. H. K. Thomas Back H. E. Thomaa, local manager of Burnett Brothers Jewelry store, hss returned to Klamath rails after a brief business visit to Portlsnd. Returns From flan Francisco Miss Jrins Jensen returned Bnnrt. v from San Francisco, where abe has bean spending the holldsy season. Spent Weekend In Medford Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Anders motored to Medford Saturday. where they apent the weekend visiting with friends. MATCH FACTORY BURNS. ST. LOUIS, Jsn. . (AP) rire of undetermined origin caused dimiii estimated at 1600,000 to the plant ot the Universal Match company at t er vnsnn. nesr here todav. Thousands of books ot paper matches and large stocks ot paper and pasteboard ' were de stroyed. Not So Good. Hostess: What do you think ot the violinist? Novelist: He reminds me of Paderewskl. Hostess: But Paderowakl Is not a violinist. Novelist: Neither Is this gen tleman. Passing Show. The Big Oun Is gone. 4-tt -I. The Permanent Wave Shop Experts in Waving and RESEARCH WGRK OF SCIENCE PROVES CLAIMS OF CHIROPRACTORS Basic' Principle of Health Found in Nerve Dr. Henry P. de Forest, ot New Tork city, snd Dr. Horace 0. Bald win, of Tannersvllle, N. Y., have been conducting researches In tbs medical laboratories at Cornell University bsre to discover the anatomical basis for whst they srs confldsnt Is a cure for vari ous nervous Irritations commonly mlstsken for rheumatism. A ser ies of ailments thought to be rbeumstlo but really eansed by mechanical nsrre Irritation can be and have been cured by thess physicians, but they have yet to find the anatomle aubstsntlatlon of their method. Among the numerous dlseasea which tbe reaearcbera feel cer tain are auscsptlble ot cur by their method srs nervous pros tration, neuritis, dlsbetes, Ray nuad's diseases, sciatica, lum bsgo, neuralgia, angina pectoris and varloua forma of painful af fections generally classed ss rhau mstlc. Such ailments, they ssy, are not really rheumatic, but are caused by mechanical nerve Irritations, The two doctors bava treated thousands of suppossd rheumatic cases with success. "W have done It, but bow do we da HI" la the question they srs asking themselves In . their research work. A slight dislocation ot bone. tbey bav proved to their own sattafaetlon, exerts pressure on nerves passing through tbe Joint and may causa pain in the foot for on man or chronic head aches for another. By setting this bone In place tbey have worked "seemingly miraculous care." This Is the mechanical end of their knowledge. The anatomle substantiation ot the method they are at loas to explain. Thsy have procured the nse ot the Cornell anatomy laboratory and joined forces to attempt a solution of the queetton. It 1 hoped that the treatment. one It la analysed and It an atomical basis discovered, may be applied by small town physicians in all ease ot tbe eon. Brlxbsne, the greatest of all living American editors, ha to say la bla "Today" oolumn la the Chicago Herald-Examiner, of Tueaday, May 15, L .: "Doetora experimenting at Cor nel) say that many diseases set atlca neuritis, lumbago, neural' gia, aglnla pectoris and others ar really all caused by 'mechsnl cal nerve Irritation.' "They 'discover,' that Injury to a email bone at the has ot tbe back can causa pressure on nerves that In on man will cause psln In the toot. In another chronlo headache. Their remedy la to aet thla bona In place. Chiro practic and Osteopathy discov ered, or least announced that, long ago, and regular doctors laughed at them." Mr. Brisbane sees the humor contained In the statement of the two medical men. ' Hundred ot thousanda ot oco pl throughout the country wtU surely laugh st th presumption ot the two medical men referrei to In assuming that tbey have "discovered" anything new. Th old adage, "There I nothing new under the sun," haa again been exemplified. . What la ChlropracUcT Th American Illustrated Medi cal Dictionary, by W, A. Dorland. M. D., a member ot th commit tee on nomenclature and classifi cation of disease ot the American Medical association, baa the fol lowing definition ot Chiropractic Chiropractic A system ot ad justment consisting of palpitation ot the spinal column to ascertain vertebral subluxation, followed by the adjustment ot them by hand, In order to relieve pressors foramina so that nerve fore may amine so that aerv fore may flow freely from th brain to tbe rest ot the body. (All Right Reserved) Cut Oat Sign Mail Today Th Cblropraotlo Health Bu reau ot Klamath Falls, car ol th Herald. Klamatb ralla. Or Ploas send me, without cost or obligation on my part, copy of tbs new Booklet describing Chlro practte Health Service. Nimi Chief Justice to Take Needed Rett WASHINGTON, Jan. I. (AP) Chief Justice Taft Is prepared to lesve Wsshlngton for Ashe vllle, N. C, to recupers'e from severe fatigue caused by hla re cent trip to Cincinnati. The former president hss been suffering from Insomnia and hla nerve were Impaired by tbe death of bla brother, Charles P. Tsft, last week, and th conse quent strain plsced upon blm by th necessity of going to Cin cinnati for th funeral. It was arranged todsy, before the supreme court gsthered, that he would not attend the aesslon. LOOP 15 OLIDKR. CHICAGO, Jan. . (AP) Tbe claim waa made today by Ed ward B. Heath, aviator, that bis fest of looping the loop In a glider yesierdsy was the first of lu kind on record. Heath, towed by an airplane, reached a height ot 1,100 feet before hi glider was released. He msde four loops before the glider settled to th field short distance from th starting place Belgium, Witt persons to the squsr mile, hsa the densest population of any country In Eu rope. Ite total population In 1917 waa 7.SSO.O00. 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