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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1930)
Thursday, Mnrrh 13, 1030 THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SSYRt 4 ELECT KLAMATH I PRESIDENT OF HOP T. R. Gillenwatert Chosen President at Meeting Held Wednesday T. It. fillloiiwalnra, Klamnlh l'iuiy district linniny, vms Im-iim1 prrslitinl ot lh Hmilhartt irKin Lw Knfori-iiint Of- 1 1 xi aaaw'litllmi at tin rliMH ut Ilia tiualuna nii'iitliin vnHirt riiirunnn. II" surriwils tiny Cnrilln, district allurm-v Doiislss cotuily. 1in Irrin hut ciplrrd. Ollmr offlr im.Hd yvalarday war Italuh Jannliiga, aharlff nt Jaikinu ruunlv, vlr proliUnl Clmrlim Cumlia, dlairM allnrnfjr ot l.aa county. SMiTKiary-traas-nrar. Killlt K. Am brum, Main ain thlnf of pollca, waa named chairman of th eswullv com itiltti'o, and V. T. Jailiaon and Clnylon McCr4l war ntnl mombsra of th commltlM. lUmiu.-t at IVIIian I. u.t night tlm offlrra nttnnd l a hani'iot at tlm l'allran drill at whli'h th naa- prnaldanl prnaldnd. Wilson 8. Wllv, dis trict alturnny of Klamatb county, (nr tho adilrvaa of walutnie. and aa anawrrail by Our Cordon, ra tiring prt-aldi'nt of Ilia aaanrlailnn. II. i:. Uroaalwck, iraldont ol tlm local chamber of eomnmrca, gnvu lha principal address of tha vtmiliK, trnaalim th attltud of I'm puhllo toward enforcement and Hi valu ot cooperation be tween lb officer. I'romincnu Hero A number ot Ihs vlaKInK of fl c.ra niadit ahnrt talks at th ban quet. Johnny llnuaton, Jack Kraney and fat Patterson, ac companied by Jack liuwrlna. r oiled upon for a number of en core! after their flrat mualcal number. Tb Hawaiian trio alao Dleaaed with aareral number. Among th prominent ottlcra present at th tneeilni wer Hoy I.yl. fedral prohibition director for th JOIh dlitrlct, from Beat II: W. K. Newell, deputy federal admlnlatralor In eharg of Ore gon; fleorge Aleiander, atat pro hibition aieiit: W. II. Lrtl". !' veterinarian; and atat irafflo of fleera, hrlffs, district attorneys and their deputies from Douglas. Iieirliutea, l.ana. Jackson, Joe phln. I.ak and Klamath county. To Meet In KuHrne Kugen waa choaen for th neat meeting plar of lb association at a llm to b art by lha preel dent or by th ieutlva commit tee. Membera of th preaa from Medford and Aahland attended th meeting laat ulglit. Uellrlna officer of th waocla- tlnu ar liuy Cordon, dlatrlct at Inrnny of Douglas county, prnal. denti Oeorsn A. Codding. Tie lirealdoiil; U. W. Kellaou, dlatrlct attorney ot Jackson county, secr. tary-treaaurer. Itellrlug membera of th executive committee ar Hoy I'arr, O. O. Nlrhola, and D. U. Harry. Among th officers who wer present at th meeting war Uuy Cordon, dlatrlct attorney of Jack son county; T. H. C Ulan water, deputy dlatrlct attorney of Klam ath county; Hoy I'arr, game war den, Ashland; M. J. Ilarnea. gam warden, Klamath Falls; Iran T. llnrtln, Lajtevtaw; Walter A. Fos ter, atat traffic officer, Klamath Kalla; tieorga Ollnghous, dvputy tiurlff, Glendala, Douglas coun ty; C, P. Talent and Hob Phillips, atat Irafflo offlaera, Ashland; L. A. Itoberts. Jusllc ot tha peace, Ashland; Kd Walker, gum war den, Roseburg; 11. L. Ilrown, aharlff, Lan county, Eugena; L, O. Shirley, federal prohibition of ficer, Portland. Clayton McCredle, chief of po lice, Medford; Louis Jammings deputy sheriff, Jarkaon county; C. II. Bennett, deputy sheriff, Medford: II. Z. Ouerln, assistant special agent of the Southern l'a elflc. Klamath Falls; C. W, Clause, chief of police, Ashland C. M. Gundernon, deputy sheriff, Dendi Jo Klmsey, deputy sheriff ef Klamath county) W. It. Lytic state veterinarian, ftalem; L. M Ackerman, atat prohibition of ft cer. Klamath Falls; lloss II Ilrown, Lloyd Llnrllle, and Dale Mnttoon, deputy sheriffs ot Klnm ath county; Lloyd Low, sheriff of Klamath county, and Kd Blone- mnn, deputy sheriff of Klamnth County. D. U Hurry, Insurance ad NORTHLAND Transportation Company To all points North East ami West For Convenience! Kmnoniy, Hnfety mid Dependnlilllty "HIDB TIIK NOIITIILANO" Jualar, Medford; C. J. Ilaugh- mon, city Judg. Aahland; George McNahb, cnnstahl, Chlloijulu; W. A. Poller, U. 8. Indian sur ylca; B, II, C'nlliy, fednrnl pro hlhltlnn agent, I'ortjitnd; Luulu C. Muellur, I). 8. Iiidlun servlre, Klamaih; I,. L. Mi llrliln, deputy sheriff, Kugena; Charlea II I'liniba, dlalrlil altiirney, l.ake yw; P. W. Dunford, deputy llirirr, Medford; Churlo lyln, atat trrfflo officer, llund; C. H, (rosawhlte, Hand; Oeoma Alesniider. stale prolilliltlou dl rertor, Halem; Hoy ('. I.yle, fed nrnl prohibition admlnlatralor nf the toth dlatrlct, Beattl; W. K. Newell, deputy federal prohibi tion ailmlnlatrulnr In churae of prohibition enforcement In Dra gon; V. T. Jnikaim. ahorltr, IJimulna county, Hoaeburg; tl. J. I'reacott, city Irafflo officer. Medford; C. C. Wulla, deputy United Htatos marshal for Ore gon, Medford; (innrg J. Ten, Ashland. Alts King, district attorney of l.sn county, Kugon; F. M. Uuk. iustlc of tb pmco, Lake- view; 1). T. tlodall, deputy gum warden. l-knvlw; C. rl. Crulik- ahank, peac officer, t.nllou.uln; O. U. Nichols, slat traffic offi cer, Medford; II. W. Nt-llaon, deputy district altornay, Med' ford; V. U. Klock, Iturna aeut, Klamath Fallal Jack Almeter, Jusllc uf th peace, Chlloiiuln; nnd A. llouley Farn, deputy sheriff, Ursula Pass. Concern I Felt Despite Strong Gasoline Market RAN FltANCIHCO. Mnrch 1 (API Khell Oil company reporU ed lately that aporadlc outbreaks of gasoline price cutting la Han Kraurlaco aud northern Califor nia had been temporary and tht market la strong hare. Southern California ait I II contained weak spots, the offlro aald hern, and the northwest coast cities re mained a cause for Some coucern, The Standard Oil company of California baa advanced the price of crud oil tt cant a barrel for th higher gravity oil. Th price for lower gravity alao have been dvanced. the 14 degree gravity oil being tncreaard t centa barrel. PORTLAND, Ore., March II (AP) Portland'a gasoline price war took a turn for ine worse for dealers and for th better tor ntotorlata today when on ot the larguat filling atntlona In tb city posted a also reading: "Can U ' cents a gallon." This la the lowest prk ever recorded her In gasoline war." Prices at other stations ranged from lift rente to IS centa, with many holding to the ltVk cent lev which a few days ago waa considered a sonaatloa ally low figure. There lisv been nine successful Atlantic fllghla alnce th flrat In Thers hav been fourteen nsuceeasful attempts, entailing the loss of II lives. Rail Head's Daughter f AW..- 'Wit 4 A V.M'-vt'v::--;' ;" W'Un Tired of K.M-lety l.ifo ami HM-ured a Job on the rllalia Hllliout Itevrallnc Her Menllty. Almost any Hroadwny play producer might be willing to give a pnrt to a rullrosd prealdent'i duughter. Hut comely Elizabeth Upthe- gruve, above, wanted to win success on ber own merits. Ho wben she sought a place In the cast of "The Infinite Khoeblack" h didn't mention tho fact that her father Is Daniel Ipthegrove, bead ot the Ut. Louis and Koui bwestern Hallway. Yes, she got the Job, Antarctic Large Enough for All DVNEDIN, New Zealand, Mar. 13. ( AP) Hear Admiral Rich ard K. H) rd sees Antarctica as "big enough for all." lie ao declared her today In a apeecb referring to American claims Id thoae regions, plain ing that th American claim lay entirely outside the Hoss De pendency over to the east and that there was nothing In the situation likely to cause eontro- veray. "We are more Intereated In good fellowship and sportsman ship with you In our common In ventilation down thers than wa ar with any claims In Antarc tica," be added. (Th Koaa Dependency Is Ilrltlsa settlement under the Jur isdiction of th governor general ot New Zealand). HACK FROM DEAD LONDON, Mrs. r. Newlova la one of th happiest women In Kngland. After mourning her son as dead for the past twelve years, aba has finally heard from him After bis eervlcs during th war, sh lost track of him and gave blm np for dead. II recently com munlcatod with ber from Miskolc, Hungary. NOMINATE SIX FOR ONTEST iNCE. m I idoki vr ;;atimii Further Girls to Be Select ed For Queen Race ' At Eaglet Dance Nominations for quean ot th Auto Show of Mil, wer mad Isst night st th dance at tha Oriental (iardena sponsored by tb Klamath Auto Hbow commit tee, and Include the following popular young ladles; Mia Harriet Walts, eg IS, height I feet, weight pounds, resident 324 Pine street; Mia Konoia Pearson, height t feet I Inches, age 17, weight 12C, reel dnc, Altamont Acree; Miss Iran Clanton. height I feet I Incbea, ag It, walght 115 pounds, residence 2131 Whit avenue; Miss French l Evans, height t feet t Inches, sge 17, weight 113 pounds, residence 2S' Plum street; Mlas Hatel Toung, height t feet 4 Inches, age 17, weight 111 pounds, residence 2SV Plum street; Mlsa Maybelle Fournler, height I feet X Inches, ag 18, weight 120 pounds, resi dence 411 Tenth street. Farther nominations will bs road at tha Eagles dance tonight at ths Oriental, ssd all ladle wishing to enter this contest ars reg nested to attend. The entrants are chosen by popular consent of pstrons of ths bell. Tb contest bas every Indication of develop ing Into a closely drawn affair, Tbs finals will be held Msrcb IS at tbs Altamont hall under tbs direction of Duk O'Neal, man ager ot tha Auto Show committee. off Wben a boy. A. P. Glanalnt, foundsr of the Bank ot Italy and on ot tha moat powsrfsl bankers In th United State, worked on th wharves at Ban Francisco each morning from mldeiht anttt time, for school. FIRE ON LINER NECESSITATES ABANDONMENT WATCH f OCR BRAKES! NEBRASKA CITT, Neb., H. P. Peterson sod a companion were hurrjlng hers In an automobile recently to ksea a dinner engage ment Tbey arrived In tlm for the meal, bat when tney got ont of th car they noticed a rear wheel smoking. They looked and faand that several spokes bsd been burn ed In two, the hub smoking and the wheel ready to drop off. The brakes were too tight. COLOMMO, Ceylon, March IS. (AP) Kir on tha 15.000-ton liner Comnrln early today neces sitated removal of passengers and crew. Caus of th fir and th eitent of damag to the ship wers not known Immedi ately, The Comorln was en root from Kngland to Australia. After eighteen hours of fight ing th fir In tha Comorln the flames wer still not controlled. The vessel late today had listed 3D degrees to th starboard. Tb 04 passenger wer stat ed to be seeking accomodations oa other veasela as ther waa reason to believe the Comorln would b serlonsly delayed. Tha Comorln, owned by the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation company of London, Is a ateel twin screw oil burn ing steamer of 15,111 tons, gross register, and S23.I feet long. It waa built In 1125 at Glasgow and It Is engaged In the P. and O. line service between London and Australian porta. SANDBLAST TO It IN SALEM, Xsrct II (AP)-t, Sandblast ot Portland will b a candidal against Manatnr Me Nary for th republican nomina tion for United States See a I or, h Informed an organisation meeting ot th Minute Ms ot Oregon hare Isst sight. Per ralts naa Herald Class Ads San Francisco Exquisitely at pointed, wltb every requisite ot liner living. Dining room and Coffee Shop famed for xcallenc S to l ill' v? nTw Watch for Ad Showing FEE 12 Presents and Bargain Prices. Page Seven in Your FRIDAY PAPER We Have the Equipment Plus Experienced Men. Klamath Falls Transfer & Storage Co. 702 Klamath Ave. Phone 1097 Thursday, March 13th, we start a special 9-day demonstration of the new Frigidaire HYDRATOR rhonc 999 Terminal Stage Depot 615 Main Street Don erfs and salads will be served. New recipe boolci will be given away. Be sure fo attend Hfre'S your oppor tunity to find out all about the marvel ous new Frigidaire llydrator. On Thursday, March 13th, we start a special 9-day dem onstration one of the most Interest! ever held in our showroom. We will show the llydrator in actual use just as you would use it in your home. You will see how lettuce is made tender and brittle by the Hydra tor's moist reviving cold. You will see how celery and radishes take on added crispness how tomatoes are improved fa texture and flavor. And that is not all you will sec. The latest household cabinets in Porcelain-onstecl will be on display. The famous ''Frigidaire Cold Con- trol" will also be demonstrated. You will be shown how this device freezes Ice cubes faster how It permits you to make scores of unusual desserts that require extreme cold. Will you be our guest? SPECIAL OFFER Until Saturday, March 22nd VTt art prepared to make a liberal special offer to all wbo buy Frigidaire during our 9-day demonstration. Lot ut tell you about this offer. Let ut tell you about our easy payment plan. Com in at your first oppor tunity. V't u-ill bo open tventngs until ten o'clock ovtry day of lb demonstration. Refrigeration Sales Co. 11th and Klamath Ave. Phone 35S Klamath Falls, Oregon V ... .. , 4 FACING 1 nur figure mayo "Comlnfl vrttS cast their shadows before' f f.r, J , ' ' ' " ' I i. 1 . r K-.Vt.Dl .-y.;i&?r '--.i- : t - - I r 1 X'ei , - : . i ' i - i I I' T" "--v . t . 6 - I f vV- ' sV v'-- M .. -S . .-v . v -...1 AVOID THAT FUTURE SHADOW By refraining from over-lndulgenCa Men who would keep that trim, proper form, women who prize the modern figure with its subtle, seductive curves eat healthfully but hot immoderately. Banish eiceniYenesJ eliminate abuses. Be moderate be moderate in all things, even in smoking. When tempted to excess, when your eyes are bigger than your stomach, reach for a tu'Y instead, coming events cam ineir aiwowi before. Avoid that future shadow by avoiding over-indulgence if you would maintain that UuM, youthful figure. 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