Thursday, February 13, lm
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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NEWS in BRIEF
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Holiday r'ari'a Contlng
Tin Koutliarn I'aiiflc railroad
has aniiuiiiired rdiud fare sl
im ilva r'uuruary 21 and 23. on ac
count u( Waaliliiglun' birthday
holiday. The mund trip fare will
lit reduced In ono anil 0110
ttilrd of tliu out -way farea
I)"1WUII nil pulnt Wltat of
ltd 1 in-l ikIIiik OmliMi, and Hall
Lake I'll and Kl laao, and aouth
of l'orlland, whnro tlm oiiu-way
f.ira I 130 or Iras. The tlrarta
will have a return limit of Krliru
ary 2'u
I.UIn In jtHrlrw
K. v, M.Cray of Spokane I a
, Ullor In l.akcvluw ttili. wsk
looking over Iho timber lluullon
In thl vlrtuliy. MrCray wan ftr-m-rlr
aaaor-latrd will tlm Werer
hauair company, and hold lutrr
! In aovaral mill.. Iln U al.n
looking ovr the Altura and
Klamath Kalla territory. Ills
homo l In Spokane. Mr. Mi Cray
In accompanied on the trip by K
I., tiannrtt. expert aawyr.
l'uir Wanted
Kd Koatnr la ri"Urated to rail
t tha office of flhcrlff l.loyd I..
Low In tha cour. houe or In
plume tha aliarlff'a office and re
ceive an Important humik,
Kualnr ruuio bxrtj recently from
l.akrvlaw Iho uteaaago statea and
hl mart addrmi la unknown. "It
U Important that ho let In touch
with ma." Kherirf Low alatea.
l-r. Tliomaa In I-akeUcw
Archdaaron J. Henry Thomai
of Ht. I'aul'i KpUropal rhurrh via.
lied In Lakrlw yeatarday. and
gave evening aervlre at tha Klrai
National bank building.
fleiurna From Man J-ramiaru
J. P. I) uk.. (realdent of tha
Oregon llwik aud Truat company
haa returned from a ahnrt bual
nea trip to Baa Kranrlaro.
AT TIIK
LIBERTY
today
Dorothy Burgess
Of "In Old Ariaona" fame
In
"Protection"
A llalllo of Machine iiuna
ml Typewriter
1'oHlniiil Vlaltr
Thoaa wglalnred at tha total
hntnla today and yealordajr from
I'orllund Includa II. H. Hhaw,
Krnnal Iliiruoa; Paul I'rlncalau,
II. 11. Long. Hum Kubanatuln,
II. H. Valniitynn, A. I). Kalon, V.
A. t'uldwall, Mr. and Mra. i. M.
Kllln. K H. Ilriiiner, K. J. Illllla,
Charlea Conkllng, Jack Wlak. L.
Ilratnn, l. I.. McNeil, V. M. Hug
era, (.', L. Znller. O. O. Kndara
and Mr. and Mra. F. (lunderaon.
Main . unowned
Tha aala of luta 1 and 2.
block !US, M Ilia aneond addition,
waa announced recently by W.
r. Hears ot tha Farnll-l'tley Iteal
ty company, to linn I'rultt, grocer.
Mr. Hears waa tha owner of tha
property until acquired by Mr.
I'rullt, who coulcmplatea Ituprov.
lug tha property, probably thin
Bummer.
Junior Mooao IMun Iioni-v
Tha recently organlitd order
of Junior Mooaa are completing
plana for tomorrow night danca
to bo held In Iho Mooan hall
alartlng at 9 o'clock. Homalhlng
unuatiul In the way of feature
la being plannrd. Johnny and
Jou'a Valeticluua, the regular
Mooan bull orchoalra, will furu
Inh the utualc.
gunit. l Will MIiik
It wua aunoutued tlila morning
I hut the high achool quartet will
alug aeveral numbera at the Hoy
Hcout rally Friday ulglit at the
American legion hall. The quar
tet will alng between 7:45 and
COO o'clock. There will be no
admlaalon charge, and tha gan
eral public la cordially Invited.
Lanrcurn Ogle IW-tter
l.awrcne Ogle, who haa been
confined to Iho Klamath Valley
hoapltal for aonte time recuHr.
atlng from a majur operation, la
aufflrlrntly rocorered to receive
vlaltora. Ilia condition la Im
proving ateadlly. according to
phyalclana reporta.
Will Hair lrograiti
At tha Itebekah card parly and
box aoclat to ba given tonight a
moat lutereatlng mualral program
will be added to the other enter'
lalulng feature'.. flefreehmenta
will be aerved to Ulnae who do
not bring bog tunrheona.
Vl.lt h.g In North-
Mr. and Mra. It. P. Aahworth.
formerly Mlea Jano peteraon. are
vleltlng rrlatlvea and frlenda In
Itoaeburg, Toledo and Portland
Oregon. They eipect to return
within a week or ten day.
Holem VUltor
Mine Katharine Gaylord, of
Balem, la In Klamath Falla on a
ahorl bualneaa trip. Mlaa (lay
lord was formerly In the Dearer
lluiaar, gift ahop In thla city.
Motoreil Front Aabland
Mr. and Mra. W. N. Urothrrton.
of Aahland, motored over the hill
thla morning to tranaari bualneaa
In Klamath Falla. They returned
to the valley city thla afternoon.
Ilrturn From Kifemlrd Trip
Mr. and Mra. Don J. Zumwatt
roturned Wedncaday, from A two
monthe' vlalt Id California. Mr.
and Mra. Zumwalt spent tha time
vlaitlng with relative and frlenda.
F-aatrrn Vlaitoro
M. A. Apple, Worroater. Mlirl
alppl; J. K. Shrewberry, Nacona,
Texaa, and Frank Grenvelllo,
Chicago, are vlaltora from a dis
tance In the city, today.
IMirrta Vlaltora
Mr. and Mra. F. J. Wilde of
Dorrla are among tha out of town
vlaltora In the city today. They
are guoat, at Iho lllard Hotel.
At The
PINE TREE
Theatre
Last Showing Today
GEORGE ARLISS
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DISRAELI
11
Friday and 8nlurday
If. D. Warner and louli-e Farrnda In
"STARK MAD"
PELICAN
THKATIIK
LAST SHOWING TODAY
anet n A Charles
GAYNOR ana FARRELL
In Their Flint Talking Picture
"Lucky Star"
Plus"
Charles (Chic) Sale in "Marching On."
Friday and Saturday
Glenn Tryon starring in
"SKINNER STEPS OUT"
Plenty ot .Money for llouila
"They'll have more monay for
rnnda thla yeur In California Hiun
they'll know what to do with, II
looka Ilka," aara J. H. Huwyer, kl
the Multnomah. "f!iillforula will
have 30,uo,u00 for hlghwaya
to bo apeut thla year. Of rourae.
California la s lr atnln and
hua thouaanda of mllea of hlgli
waya. but you ran aa what ran
ba done with auch a lurga an in
of money." Mr. Kawyor la mun
agar of the aaphult devnrlnieiii
of the Hhall Oil company. For
several years he waa s illvlalou
engineer it the Oregon alula
highway snj waa one of the moat
valuable mombere of the orgunl
lutlon. He realgnad laal year to
organlia the aaphall department
of tha oil company. Mr, Hawyar,
whoaa territory Is now covering
the weal, declares thai Oregon
haa received full value for lu
money In road building and that
tha ayatem la one of which the
atate may well be proud. Ilia
dlvlalon Included tha Oregon
coael highway at tha time of hi
realgnatlon and he exprcaaed
pleaaure at the proapocl of thla
road being completed within a
reasonable time. Mr. Hnwyer la
In the city to attend the meet
ing of the highway engineer who
are lu conference considering
oiling problem for the next year
-Oregonlan.
Work For Oregon
The man In rhuran uf the oil
ing proxrnm on tho hlxrhwuvs ol
Oregon I II. II. Ilaldoek, who la
regletered ut tho Multiiouiuh
from Balem. A s dlrlalon en
gineer, Mr. Iluldoik experiment
ed with treating mncudnin with
oil In eastern Oregon. He con
tinued experimenting until ho
evolved a method that haa at
tracted the attention of highway
departmenta In other atalee and
the Oregon method of oiling' la
now being copied, Juat aa la the
Oregon ayatem of laaulng bonds
for highway construction. Mr.
Ilaldnrk la new In command o!
the maintenance deportment and
he worka out the oiling program
and era ilea It out with the high
way cooimlaalou. When oiling
waa first undertaken there wart;
howls from motorlata wherover
the aubatunee was used, but
sentiment has changed and now
every community not provided
with hard-aurface pavemeut begs
the highway department for oil
treatment to lay the dual. Tno
oil la not aubatltuta for bard
surface, but It la a preaervatlve
of. macadam road. Oregonlan.
Milking nils stolen
Two Surge milking units, val
ued at f 500. were atolen Tuesday
night from the Orb Campbell milk
bouse at the Campbell dairy, it
was reported to the sheriff's of
flea yeaterduy.
The milk hoiiBo had bean brok
en Into and the milking units
were stolen. Nothing else had
been taken, a oheck of the con
tents of the houae revealed.
Hern From Houtli
Mr. and Mra. A. Tetorson are
spending a abort time In Klamath
Falla, visiting frlenda and trans
acting buslnesa from their borne
at San Francisco.
Vrrka Vlaltora
Mr. and Mra. Koy Taber,
Vreka residents, are among the
reglstranta at the V lllard Hotel
today.
Jackie Ward lletter
Jackie, the small son of Mr. and
Mra. J. W. Ward, who recently
had his arm amputated s the re
sult of getting it caught In an eloc
trie machine, la Improving rapidly,
according to a report sent In this
morning. Jackie la confined to
tha Shrlners hoapltal In Portland
Butter and Egg
Men Propose to
Educate Public
TORTLANl), Ore.. Feb. IS. (A
P) To make the consuming
public 'butter conscious," dele
gates to the Pacific states butter,
egg, cheeso and poultry associa
tion convention yesterdAy decided
to conduct s nationwide campaign
after reports Indicated s decrease
In the consumption of butter.
Hotter I,crt In Htornge
At the end of the past year,
officer of the association snid.
there was surplus of nenrly 50.-
000,000 pounds of butter in ware
houses throughout the country
This Indicated that there had
been decrease In per capita
consumption as tho lncreaso In
production for the year was
about In the same ratio as the
lncreaso In population.
Go After F'urnicr
It developed during the rou
eluding session of the organisa
tion yesterday that Inhabitants
of an agricultural country must
carry much ot the blamo for the
decrease In butter consumption.
Therefore the publicity campaign
to make tho public "butter cons
clous" will be carried to the
farmer'a door.
A plan for developing a large
and lucrative trade in Pacific
coast eggs In the orient will be
presented to tho association hy
K. J. Ulxon, representing the
producers' organisation of Oro-son.
Says Sargon Brought
Back His Health
'f r i
a f 2 i
smmmmmdtMt aiiiaiiaiisiafasaaii
(vw n. mfr-ii,
"For the past year I have been
in wretched health. Three bottles
uf Hurgon put Die In wonderful
condition. My sppetlte la splen
did now aud my digestion I
sound, 1 have gained ten pounds
aud my strength has returned In
proportion.
"I wouldn't be without Hsrgon
if it ront twenty-five dollars a
bottle." John C. Hpencer, 481)
Hlxty-thlrd Ht., Weal Allls, Mil
waukee, Wis.
Kargon'a record of marvelous
achievement I an open book to
all, and only thoae who have osed
this famous treatment know It
real powers. Maglll Drug Co.,
agenla. Adv.
STUDENTS AND
FACULTY GO TO
COLLEGE FETE
His students and three mem
bers of the Klamath Union high
achool faculty left this morning
for Corvallla where they will at
tend the seventh annnal educa
tional exposition which the Ore
gon mute college la sponsoring
for Friday and Saturday tor over
700 high school dolegates. repres
enting 141 schools. The two
days will be dovoted to vocational
guidance and counseling.
Miniature Crater Lake
Among the exhibit which will
he offered for the students by
the mining engineering depart
ment of the school Is a miniature
of Crater Lake and volcano, a
model drug store which the
pharmacists will exhibit, and
miniature representation of vari
ous types of libraries.
Noted Speakers Prearnt
Nationally known speakers will
rfldress the repreaentatlvea. In
addition to members ot the col
lege faculty who will speak.
Maurice Hindus, noted Russian
lecturer who recently returned
from Moscow, will talk on Rus
sia, Russian life, and also on
vocational guidance.
Separate meetings will be held
for the girls and boys. Pre-,
paration are being made thla
year for an open bouse. I
The following etudenta will
represent their divisions from '
Klamath Union high achool: i
Muxine Webb, domestic science:
Neva Palmer, commercial; Bob
Hunter, manual training; Rus
sell lfasaett, mathematics; Galilo
Robustelll, aclence and A. C.
tirahum. achool representative. '
Don C. Fisher and Mr. and Mrs.
Paul T. Jackaon will represent
tho faculty.
YOl'TII IS JAII.FI
PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 1J, (A
P) The so-called "ga pipe
thug" who police aald bad been
bothering women In all aecllons
of the city was In jail here to
daya IS year old boy not large
enough to bold a gas pipe.
Thus ended tho "city wide In
vestigation" police said they In
stltuled.
GUNMEN SLAY
(IN 10 GIRL
Cant; Warfare Break
Out On Sidewalks
Of New York
NEW YORK, Feb. 11, (AP)
An unidentified woman, about
24 years old, and her escort.
Carmine Barelll, 30, were ahot
and killed In the Bronx early
today by four men who alighted
from an automobile, fired two
bnlleta Into each and reentering
the car drove away.
The woman was fashionably
gowned and wore two diamond
rings. There were no marks of
Identification on her person.
Barelll died a few mlnntes af
ter the shooting and the woman
while being taken to Morrlsanla
hospital.
Pair Waa Walking
The two were walking In In
wood Avenue, the Bronx, when
the tour men alighted from their
machine, They attempted to flee
In opposite directions but the
gunmen chased them and shot
them down.
F.mployes of a nearby garage
told the police the man and wo
man had proceeded about 60 feot
from a garage where he hsd
stored his csr wneu the automo
bile with the four man drew up
to the rnrb beside them.
Both Tried To Ilea
Aa Hi men stepped from the
machine, tha woman screamed
and ataried to run north, whlla
Barelll fled In the opposite di
rection. Two ot the men chas
ed the woman, who after running
a few yard tripped and fell.
They then fired four shots at
her, one of which entered the
bock of her neck and the other
between the shoulder blade.
. Her screams attracted a negro
washer who had admitted the
couple to the Sherman garage a
few minutes earlier. He ran to
the street, pjeked ber np and
placed her In a tuilrab. She
waa dead when examined by a
hospital surgeon.
Meanwhile, the other two gun
men chased Barelll to the en
trance of another garage where
they tired five shots at him.
One pierced bis chin snd the
other his chest. A garage em
ploye called an ambulance, but
Barelll died before Its arrival.
At the Sherman garage It waa
said Barelll bad been atorlng bU
car there for the last two weeks
under the name of "C. Barell."
The first oil well was drilled In
Pensylvanla 70 years ago. It wss
9 1-2 feet deep. Today wells are
drilled 10,000 teet deep.
BIS N'T TO McXF.IL
PORTLAND, Or., Feb. IS. (A
P) Melvtn Oreen, convicted last
month ot a narcotics violation,
was sentenced today to 13 month)
In McNeil Ialand prlaon. Green
look a package to a prisoner In
Halem which was fonnd to con
tain a drug. Green gave Ml
right name and address snd ssl.J
he did not know the parkagt
contained a drug.
BAN FRANCISCO, Feb. It, (A
P) Roy Relgels, star football
center of University of Cali
fornia, was lust night chosen as
assistant to head Coaeh C. M
"Nlhe" Price.
Backache, Stiffness
Relieved Instantly
When atubblna- naina ikxl
across the small of vonr hack
or an aching crick makes walk
ing aimculi Just rub good old
Hi. Jacobs Oil on the pain area.
Without blistering or burnlnr it
brings relief In one minute.
This aootbing, penetrating oil
geta under tha akin and drawa
out pain aud Inflammation quick
ly. It Is the time-tested remedy
for backache, lumbago, neuritis.
SOre. Stiff Joints, rheumallam inri
sciatica. It naver disappoints.
mgni now: ... it yon want to
forget you ever had a weak hark
a pain or an ache . . get a
bottle ot St. Jacob's Oil from
your druggist to get lasting ro
ller.
UNDERWEIGHT DUE
TO TASTELESS DIET
Often True in the Case of
Children
Endorsed By
Beautiful Women
Beauties who gunrd their com
plexions use MhXI.O-GLO Fare
Powder only. Famous for pur
ity Its coloring mutter Is ap
proved by tho government. The
skin nover looks pasty or flaky.
It spreads morn smoothly and
produces a youthful bloom. Made
by a new French process, MEL-I.O-GI.O
Face Powder slays on
longor. Underwood's Pharmacy,
Adv.
"Get correct weight on children."
says the doctor. For the under-
I weipht child is more subject to
disease than the one up to standard.
However, the old saying about
horses being "led to water" can be
paraphrased to describe under
weight children you can lead them
to food but you cant always make
them eat.
In auch esses, tha mother or the
cook must take extra pains to make
the foods In the child's diet inviting
and palatable. Sugar Is a great aid
in this respect. A dash of sugar on
essential vegetables as carrots, peas,
cabbage and spinach improves their
flavor to a marked degree, A lead
ing child specialist in Pennsylvania
invariably suggests that tomatoes
be sweetened to taste.
This recommendation should be
followed even in the case of adults
who are underweight. In addition
to using sugar on vegetables, a
sprinkling on fresh and stewed
fruits, also cereal, makes them more
tasty and is dietctically correct. It
must also be remembered that nour.
ishing desserts such ss custards,
puddings and ice creams are inval
uable. Most foods are more deli
clous and nourishing with sugar.
The Sugar Institute.
EVERYONE
Qtecowumetidt
nil 1 ran rsi shaving
UUDBtell UURUC I LT'aSj.bxa CREAM
Adds lustrous beauty to
the hair and makes every
head look its best. A
scalp invigorator and an
aid in the removal of
dandruff. Two SLsee
The Drag
Score Tow Cast
Patronize wirh Confidence
Makes the sharpest ra:or
have better dull
blades do their best. A
beard softener that haa
no superior!
Large v
Size ejUC
Tube
Over
Twetv Thoossnd
Fhr Hundred In tha
U.S. A.
U9L KLAMATH FALLS OREGON Tin?W
V WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE h7B7
WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE
I PubityI BUY THEIR DRUGS lc SaJ
We XrTer Sacri
fice Quality to
Make a
Low Price
WARD'S GREAT
PRICE SLASHING
Savings
for the
Entire
Family
$100,000.00 Concentration
SALE
Tomorrow We Are Featuring Our Furniture Floor. Below Are Repre
sentative Values. Only a Few Can Be Listed. Scores of Unadvertised
Specials Await Your Inspection Do Not Fail to Visit Our Furniture
Floor Tomorrow.
OCCASIONAL CHAIRS
Walnut frame, In plain and fancy backs made In Green, Red and Black
color combinations.
6-PIECE BREAKFAST SET
Walnut Finish
g.90
19-50
Combination Book Trough and Magazine Rack or End Table A QC
and Magazine Rack. In Red. Green or tJL
Black Shaded Finish- .a
TAPESTRY DAVENPORT $
Grer and Rose combination. Regular $139.50.
98
50
VERT XEW S STV
OLD ENGLISH TAPESTRY DAVENPORT $ fvil .59
BUSTER
BROWN'S
For
S
A
L
E
MEN
Olson Loggers and
Work Shoes and ;
Boots
Now
2 Pair for 1
Every Pair
of Ladies'
Pumps
Slippers
and
Oxfords
In combination with brocaded mobalr. Regular 198.50.
TAPET DAVENPORT AND CHAIR
Black snd Orange combination. Regular $91.50 value. One set only.
TABLE LAMP COMPLETE
.Marble and brasa base and beaded lamp. Now
50
WARDOLEUM
Tile effect 9-foot width.
CARD TABLES
Vnfinlahi'd. Regular $1.4 uihle.
KOOT
69
$0.90
25c
85c
MONTGOMERY WARD &C0.
221-229 Main St.
Phone 384
Klamath Falls, Lie.
Pair For