The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, February 13, 1930, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, February 13, 19150 THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE ITVB FIRE LOIRS LAKE FOREST Oil HOI Community Club Give Entertainment 83 Dost Loit In Blaze At Irene Cattle's Dog Reuge LAKB rOHKHT, III., fab. II (AP) Th IS doss burnnd to dnalb. whan fir dnatrnrad Mrs. Iran Csalla McLaushllu's dm ratuga "Orphana of lbs Blorm' Wailtieailay, did not dl In aln Mm. Mil.aushlln announced to ils r t littt a nsw and am btllnr raluaa lor bniuolaaa dogs would raplaca Ihn 1 10,000 annuals that burnad. Hha furlharmora d rlarsd that ilia would dmnand a tborouib Investigation II It wara round Iba lira waa of Incandlarr urlgln, aa aba ballnvns. I'liona Wires Cut. Tba Ihnorr of Incandlarlaui iu borno out, aha aald, not only by Ilia nut lira of th lira llsolf, atarllm aa It did In tba arly morning bours, but by tba fact thai litlnuhona wlra Isadlng from tba kenyvr's dwalllng war cut, prsvsnllng lb summoning of Dramas. Tbr bara bvn aavaral com lilalnia to tba Lass county pross rulor rrntly agalnat tba rafuga wblrh tba complalnla dcrlbs a aulsancs. Tb barking of tha kaapor's own d(. Hum, ralssd tba flrat alarm. Tha katprr, Tom Web ir, ruinated 40 data wblla bla wlf droT a truck several miles to aummon aid. which arrived too lata to ba of Talus. (Ireat HnmanltarUa). Mra. McLaughlin a crusade again! crually to anlmala on several orcaalona brought bar Into aharp Torbal tilts. Onca aba challenged tha Chicago heallb commissioner's order for all doga to ba Inoculated -lnt rablaa. Hha publicly objected to bona ahow barneaa that forced tba horura to hold Ibelr beada arecL rlablae, aba advlaed Jr. Ar nold II. Kegel, tho bnallb com missioner, waa a rara malady, and what wera called "mad" doga mora llkly wera tick dugs. Tha commissioner reminded Mra. Mcl.augblln that alio had been an esceptlonal dancer, and without equal as a alyla originator. Hlage Wants Hero. In tha eight years that Mra. McLaughlin haa llred bera aba baa bad many tempting offera to return to the alag which ahe left a few yeara after Vernon Castle, her flrat buaband, waa killed. Ha died la an airplane crash during tha world war. "I'm not so blind that I do sot know I bara slowed up." aba onca remarked. "Mayba not ao light on my feet or so wil lowy." ("he may be mora matronly, but not loss' comely than when her dancing, her walking, bar dreaa, her hair, eren her man! cures, wore copied by women around the wprld. "I couldn't bare my huaband If I went back to the stage. II a r bara and I have great tlinoa In tha country. Th .Major and I ride three tlmea a weak and when th hunting season la on wa bar a gay time." Tha McLaughlins are home folks, occaalnoally visiting the opera or tha hockey games, going aouib for tha winter, or to Eu rope for tha summer. Mora often they alt at home playing double anlltalre. Tba ac treaa who eight yeara ago could n't go to alaep before i a. m., now la tha matron who saya aha can't slay awak after midnight. HH UI Ui Tha Hernial Grace K. Ilruwn, I 'orreMinlrnl LANUKMa VAIJ.KY, K.ib. II The "Community club" bald card party at tha community ball on Hulurday night. A vor lurgu crowd attonded, and nil reported baring a good lima. Mrs. Hubert Thaw received tha ladles' first prise. John Miller received the men's prlau. Cousolstlon prises wara given to llusler Thomson and Mra. Hon Powers. Mlsa Margarot firhnild apent Monday night wltb Miss tleorgla Oilman. Mr, and Mra. llollla lllines wuro Klamath hulls visitors on Monday. Miss llrown of Laknvlew, waa a vlaltor at the Hunday achool and church on Hunday. Mlaa Carolina Minima spent Saturday night with Mla Jane lllmea. Mlsa Mary Hbort of llenly la now asalallng Miss Allra Ko of Upper Lungull Valley school. Mlsa Dorothy Webber of I'oa Valley, spent Krlday evening with Mlsa Dorothy llnbler.. Many of the high acbool folks of tb valluy attended th basket ball game at llonania between llonania and Malln. Mrs. Mollis lllines returned bom Krlduy from Klamath Kails where ahe baa been for the paat week. A hand of cattle, owned by Mr. Owens of Uly, came through the valley last week on their way to I'oa Valley. Mr. (iallord Looiula delivered a load of cheese to Klamath Kalta from the cheese factory on Friday. Mrs. Cooke Would Pay Obligations Of Bankrupt Firm PORTLAND, Or., Feb. 11, (A P.) Mra. Jamea P. Cooke of fered to J. (1. (illllngham, trus tee In bankruptcy for tha de funct firm of Overbeck and Cooke, the payment of MS, 000 In cash and th aurrender of virtually all her personal prop erty. Including her home and Jewels, In settlement of two pending suits against herself and her husband. (illllngham yesterday filed an application fur an order from A M. Cannon, referee In bank ruplcy, authorising the accept anc of th offer. Decision o the application will not b mad for 10 days. Th suits, asking Judgment of 1125,000 against .Mr. and Mrs. Conk for money said to bav been withdrawn from brokerage firm funds for personal uaea war filed several months ago In circuit court. J. P. Winter, attorney for Mrs Cooke, made the offer contln gent on the promts that all litigation against herself and Cook and all other members of th family would be dropped. for result ns Herald CIsss Ada The Food That Fights Fat It's gland food, now ntrd to correct th known caum oi to much mtn tat Doctor now amnloy it tha worid over. And now, without uuvation, multitudes an Raininjr new youth and beauty, vim nd vigor. You wo the results wherever you look. Fat it the exception now. MaxmoU prescription tablets embody this modern method. People have need them fir 22 years miU ions of boxes o4 (ham. Some of your own friend, doubt lass, can show vou what thev do. Let them bring you what they have brought to so many. The results will delight and amaze you. A book in the box explsins the effects. Go now and ask your druggist for a 91 box oi Mar male lou owe uai to yours u. COLDS MAY DEVELOP INTO PNEUMONIA Coughs from told Bay lead to se rious trouble. You can stop them now with Creonulsiofg, an emulsified rrsnsote that is pleasant to take. Creomulsfon la a medical discovery with two-fold act loot It soothes sad heals the mnsmed rMiiibraoes and In Dibits germ growth. Of all known drugs creosote Is reo ogniaed bt high medical authorities as one of the crosleet heal Ins aamciea for coughs frmn colds and bronchial Irritations. Creomuliion contains In addition to creosote, other hsJIng elements which soothe and heal tha Jn flamed mtnnbranee and atop the ir ritation, while the creosote goes on to the stomach, la ebsorbed into the blood, attacks the seat of the trouble and checks tho growth of the germs, Creomuliion Is guaranteed sstitfao lory in the treatment of coughs from colds, bronchitis and minor forms of bronchial Irritations, and Is escellent for building up tho system after colds or flu. Money refunded if not re lieved after taking according todiretw lions. A ilt your drusgitt. isdv.; 0 ITES HAVE BUSY WEEK Many K n o Resident Are Visiting In Klamath F.lla Hperlal to Tho llrrald Vclma Hnowiroose, Corrrspondint KKNO. Or., Jan. 12 Harold Ashley, principal of th grade achool, attended tb Hoy Scouts' mealing at Klamath rails on Wednesday evening. Frank Region, Hoys' and Girts' Country club leader, visited lb Keno grade acbool on Wednesday. II organised two sawing cluba. Mis Luclle Hefner la leader for tha small girls club and Mlsa Lucille Dawson la tba larger girls' leader. Lee Doten and Ray Flrkett of Merrill were rlaltlug bare with the former's brother, Daniel Doten on Wedneaday. Mr. Kd. Croaa and aon and daughter, Dan and Leila, and Vera Urubb war among those who attended tha danca held In Klamath Kalis at tha Mooa ball on ttaturday night. Mra. L. W. Anderaon and daughter, list nor, motored to Klamath Fall on Sunday where they alteuded church. Mrs. A. W. Hhell of Ashland visited over tha week-end here wltb bar husband, who la tb local barber. Alias unve rompaina la send ing som Mm In Grants Paaa visiting with rolatlvea and friends. Mr. T. J. l'rather accompanied by hla granddaughter, Helen and Luetic, attended th movie 'Show of Shows" at th Tin Tree thratra on Saturday. Daniel Doten. postmaster, trans acted business In Klamath Falls on Saturday. Mr. and Mra. Victor Hartell motored to Klamath Falla on Saturday night, where they at tended th "Show of Shows" at th Pine Tre theatre. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Jacobaon aud children returned from Butta Falls, Thuraday, January 30, where they visited with relatives. Mr. Jacobaon reported th rosd over tha Or-" Springs was excellent. O. K. Tuckott. Auatln Tarsons and Clarence Hill motored to Fort Klamath on Wednesday, to ski from there to Crater Lake. Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Gorhsm trannarted business In Klamath Falls on Saturday Bok Award Given To Connie Mack For Best Service PIIILAPKLPIItA, Feb. 13, (A I) Connie Mack, veteran man agnr of , th world's champion Athletics, haa received th 11'J Edward W. Uok award, present ed annually to tha man or woman who, during th preceding twelve month, "rendered the moat out standing service to Philadelphia. IO,(MIO 1iwk The gift, a 110,000 check en closed In an Ivory case, a gold medal and scroll, waa present ed last night at a private dinner at which Mack and SO promin ent citizens were guesta of tha board of trustees of th award. Mack, who had been In Flor ida awaiting tha beginning of tha baseball training aoason, made a hurried trip from the aouth to receive the bonor, here tofore bestowed upon artists, scientists, educators and philan thropists. Clisrli-s K. Fox, former district attorney, made the presentation speech and lauded th gray-haired manager for hla "years of effort devoted to the honesty, da. cency and efficiency of tb Na tional game." Mayor Baker and Commissioners in Danger of Recall PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 13, (A P) Members of th citizens' re call league today wera prepared to circulate petition for th re call of Mayor George L. Baker and four city commissioners. Hugh C. Krum, executive secret ary of th league, aald If th necessary 20,000 name are ob tained by th circulator tb re call will be aubmltted to th voters at the May primary. Tha four city commissioner are John M. Mann. C. A. Blge low, A. L. Harbur and B. C. Pier. Mayor Baker, aa commissioner of public safety, complete th clty'a governing board. Krnm last night aald circulat or would flrat canvaaa resident ial sections of tb city In their quest for names. He declared tha petition were baaed on cbargna of nnfltness of office and "an utter dlsregsrd for the In terests of tha taxpayers." The United States mints turned out 4g.6661,000 coins for foreigu governments the last fiscal year. Grants Past May Not Get Building PORTLAND. Or., Feb. 13, (A P) Th Oregonlan aald today that conatrurtlon of a new fed eral building at Crania Pass, Ore., depends upon the results of a survey which will ba under taken by th Interdepartmental eommltte on public buildings following enactment of the El liott bill. Senator McNsry has been thus advised by Assistant Secretary Heath of th treasury department. A new Hat will be prepared of cities having postal receipts of more than t JO, 000 and according to Heath Grant Pass la not In cluded on the list. HKAL MOTHKR IXVR NEW YORK. An Instance of mother love that abeldad bar son from murder waa brought out here In tba trial of Mrs. Margaret Kug ler, who was being tried for the murder of William Btudeman, after confession. At tb trial, however, bar son, only 10, told th Judg that be killed th man In defens of bis father. Th aon and mother war freed. Wire-Haired Fox Terrier Made Grand Champion of Dog World GOITRE NOT A DISEASE Milwaukee Due tor Make Resnarkoble Discover MILWAUKEE, Wla. It baa bean brought to light by scientific research that goitre la not dis ease and Is not to be treated aa such. Dr. A. A. Rock, Dept. P , Box 737, Milwaukee, Wis., a prominent goltr specialist tor over 14 yeara, haa perfected a dif ferent method of treatment for hla patlenta that baa proved re markably eucceaafuL This same method Is now being used tor a home treatment ot goitre cases all ovar the country with astonishing results. The doctor state that goltr is a condition which trows worse with neglect and recom mends Immediate attention do matter how amall the growth may appear. He atrongly opposes need less operations. Dr. Rock is the author of a book that tells la a simple way about treating goitre at home. Ha haa published this book at bis own expense and will send a copy tree to inyon Inter ested. Write him today. Adv. NEW YORK. Feb. 13, (AP) Pendley Calling of Blarney, a swanky little lady whose tribe la as much a part of the Man hattan acen as waa Grover Whalen'a top hat, laat nlgbt trot tad out of Madison Square Gar den as grand champion of tha blggaat dog ahow In America. Before a gallery of nearly 10.000 chuckling spectator, she waa judged tha beat dog In the Hth annual ahow of the West minster kennel dab. And that meana Just about the best dog this aide ot London. There were nearly 3,000 dogs In the show, from all parts of the country. Typical Specimen Pendley Calling of Blarney possibly "Pan," for short, al though "Blarney" flta better la a wire-haired fox terrlor, wltb a bammersbapod head, mutton chop whiskers, tan earn, enrly white coat with a black spot here and there, and th wagglngeat stub of a Ull that ever beguiled a judge. Tugging at a leash along Park Avenue any fine Sunday af ternoon you'll see two "Pen's" to on of any other breed. Owner Showed Her Ten" belongs to John O. Bates ot Morris town, N. J who bowed ber himself. She won prtiaa In Europe before carry ing off everything In the terrier claaa and finally th grand cham pionship in thla show. No one could look at "Pan1 without grinning, and th way she would coyly cock ber head and look up at the judge, W, L. McCandllsh, a Ull and aolamn Englishman with a monocle, was Irresistibly tunny. Aa Aristocrat But flirtatious and flippant theugh she may be at times, "Pen" Is every Inch an aristo crat. She showed It when, as grand champion, ah poatd for endless minutes under the klleg lights In a forest ot camara. She waa tired, and aba waa ner vous, and the lights were hot, btu the only part ot her that moved was her tall. And, after all, what are tails for It sot to wsgT JUST A BIT LATE DAU ARISCOTTA, M.. In 11 13 Rufus F. Oenthnar mailed a postal to Herbert Hawe at Wla casaet, eight miles away, quoting prices on dry goods. Th card has just been delivered. The prices quoted by Oenthnar have changed somewhat In th past seven years, bat he doesn't care, for he bas since retired. Noah Beery't Life Held in Jeopardy HOLLYWOOD, Oat. Fsb. 13, (AP) Noah Barry, aaotloa pic ture bad man, today la real life Is waging a desperate battle against the death b so ably portrayed la numerous saakw-b-llev Tllllaaons role oa th screen. At th Hollywood hospital where the film "heavy" yester day afternoon underwent aa operation for, appendicitis, hla condition waa described aa dang erous. Operating physicians said that a gangrenosa condition ot th appendix was found end that It yet waa too early to tell whether the Infection had spread. Th actor's two brothers, Wal lace and Will Berry, his aon Noah Barry, Jr., bla wife, Mra. Marguerite Berry, and bis par ents Mr. and Mrs. Noah Web star Berry, were with him short ly before the operation. WELLINGTON, New Zealand, Feb. 13, (AP) Scarcely a chim ney remained atandlng tonight In Poranxahue. area of Hawkes Bay, alter an sarthqaak had ahakan towna In th eoutLsrn part oi North Island. Tha shock was aald to have been the worst experienc ed In forty yeara. but no serious damage was reported lsewhr. Th largest statu evr east In glas waa that mad ot William Bhakerpear for a London park. The World's Mileage Chamipon GOOD YEAR SUPERTWIST BALLOONS Won't Get" Tired" To avoid unpleasant experiences with "tired" tires ride on Goodyear Supertwist Balloons- The new, exclusive Supertwist Cord is unusually elastic. It is scientifically engineered lo stand thou sands of miles of fierce sidewall flexing without tiring. It means the utmost mileage balloon tires can give. We have your size. Ace Tire Shop ANDY WARNER, Prop. US So. Uth Phone 843 We Are Now Ready To Fill Orders For DUNTTLE GLAZED OR CXGLAZED Call Upon Us at 610 Market Street or Phone 1939-J Klamath DuntOe Manufacturing: Co. A i See The Herald Saturday! I THE A D& DB OD ! CREOMULSION FOR THE COUGH FROM COLDS THA THANG OH MERCHANTABLE AS A Government Bond Is Property Which Has Its TITLE INSURED Securingr a Policy of TITLE INSURANCE in very simple, and the rates are exceedingly low. Ajk us. Klamath County Abstract Co. ELBERT S. VEATCH, Mgr. Ill S. 4th St. Phone 186 The Steamfitter Opens His Trap When the steamfitter opens his trap, You will find that he is not such a sap. If he would tell all he knows about these and of those, You would be surprised by a pretty smart chap. Now if it is about installation you would hear. Concerning oil burners, valves, or boilers, draw near. For W. M. Lorenz can tell "world without end," Enough to last you a year. So if that cranky radiator won't work. Or a steam line its duties insists to shirk, You know where to come, or to call the right one, To help you out of the lurch. Now bear this in mind, all you of mankind, Who have worries enough to weight down your mind, Just bring me your troubles, I'll burst them like bubbles, FOR I'M YOUR STEAMFITTER, one of the best In the line. W. M. LORENZ Heating and Plumbing Estimates. Sheet Metal. 123 No. Gth St. Thone 841 FEBRUARY SPECIALS 35c RED FEATHER SHAVING CREAM WITH BAY RCM 29 LARGE TUBE 75c OWL PURE NORWEGIAN COD LIVER OIL VITAMIN TESTED 59 FTJLIi pnrr Borated Bay Rum full pint ..50c 10c Assorted Soaps 4 bars 25c 60c Bath Crystals i 39c 1 lb. Hospital Cotton 65c value .48c Lavaseptol 8 oz. bottle : 40c Shaving Brush $1.50 value . 98c 50c Lemon Lotion 39c 50c Armand Cream 25c Kleenex Both for ,.50c FOR, THE " OYTh DRUG CO PRODUCTS Owl Aspirin 100 tablets ... .69c 50c Bill Folds -39c 50c Tooth Brush -29c Eveready Fen-Light 95e Lindsay Sanitary Napkin Belt 25c D. C .A. Cold Capsules 50c $1.75 Bath Brush $1.29 $1.00 Djerkiss Perfume 60c Djerkiss Powder Both for 60c A NEW SHIPMENT OF 35c Williams Shaving Cream FANCY STATIONERY 25c Williams Aqua Velva 75c Value 59c A 60c Value for 35c f .... PRODUCTS m FILMS PORTLAND AND KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON