The Evening herald., March 21, 1930, Page 7, Image 7

Friday, March 21, 19.10
TITE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
BOOK OF CRIME
IS CONCLUDED
olution Of Slaying
' Reached After 7
Month Work
MCWAHK. N. J., March 21, (A
I') Bnen sillluis In fang war
fur that bros nut with Hi
laying of Arnold Itullislulti, Nw
York lamblor, war atrlupail of
I lirlr myatarjr by Nnwark pullc
today with lha annoumonunt of
I ha Monllflratloa of Kugon
Moran, alia John Mra, ai lha
vlrtlra ot a "rlda" wbua flaun
anvalupad body waa fouud on Ihr
outaalrl ot thla city. August .
u:.
final Oinr Itnulird
Solutluo of lha Moran alaylnc,
Frank E. Ural, deputy chief ot
nolle, annouuead, wai brutiglit
about In HI. Loula, . Foliruary II.
ftar svn oiuulha work by da
In. tlvi. Muran'l tlayar bavins
furfallnd tbalr own Uvea, Uraa
iloacrluod bla tiuuunceniuut
th "final cuaptor of a brutal
but thrilling book" of erlma.
, Kind Cltarrrd Ihxly
Moran'a charrad body waa
lakan from flatna-wreckad
autnmohlla In th doaolat
luurahland aklrtlnc Nowark a wist
1,1a. Th automnbll waa with
out Ihoua plataa and Ita angina
nuiubara had bn altarod.
Th teoth of lha victim wsre
phutographad ana circular dl
trlbutod to 40.01,0 dsnllats
throughout lha United Statu.
Identification, howatai. caina
through a check ot th rogiatra
Una laauad tor th fictitious sum
hrra punched In th aulomuull')
motor.
Knflniw4 llolihorjr
It waa Moran, tha polk aald.
who engtnoered th Uui.000
robbery ot Mrs. Hugo C. P.
8rhollkopf In ltll. Th gange
lr Mtabllahed relation Willi
llolh.lala lereral year later,
llrei aald, and waa dlapatrhed O
Hoover by th gambler to "Uk
r" of on Eddie Diamond wbu
had gon thr for bla health.
la Machine ttna
Eddla and bla brother Jack had
had a talllog out with llolhateln.
Moran and bla henchmen turn-d
a machine gun oo Kddl anil
bla automobll In Denver Nor
ember i. l!s, but Diamond es
caped and died later of tuber
culoali. Cut Down Income
8.ion after th death of Ilotb
ateln. Moran. telling bla father
that th gamblar'e paaalng meant
th loaa of 11.000 a week to biro,
mo red to Urentwood and later
to Ilrlelle. N. J. lie disappeared
In Anguau
Heads Lawyers
in Wet Attack
Pa
mm
feu::"
A '1
Girls' Team Treated
To Show on Friday
Mr. and Mr Harry Hundley
treated th girl basketball team
to a talkl show last Krldar olght
for winning th aeml-flnal game
prarloualy played with Henley at
Klamath rail.
Th girl eaw AI Jolaon In "The
Hinging Kool," and anjoyed It vrr
much. Th honored gueat war
a followa: Emma Kallna, tor
ward: Agnaa Dratll, forward;
Ethel Kamarad, forward; Carrie
Kucera. guard; Ellsa Klrkpatrlck,
guard; Itlta Hundley, guard, and
Murjorl Koa, auballtut.
Pertonala
Vaclatr Kallna baa returned
from I'ortland. wher he baa been
for aeral week.
Mr. Kllma baa returned from
Kir Uardaon Springs, where ah haa
been taking treatment on account
of her health,
Mia AUca riifcer waa an after
noon visitor at th bom of J. Fab
Ineka laat Sunday.
Many of lha Malln high school
student attended lha Hi. I'atrlcka
danc at Merrill last Saturday
night.
Mr. A. Kallna Is confined to
her horn with lllnas.
Mlas Irene Petrasek of Ashland
vlaltad her parents orer tha week
end.
Roland Parkea, teacher of Ma
lln grade acbool, Is confined to his
horn with th tin.
Mr. and Mr. Jim Ottoman and
family wer Sunday visitor at
th bom of Mr. and Mrs, J. V.
Ranjus.
Mr. and Mr. A. E. Wsmplar of
Rocky Point wer visiting at th
home of Mr. Warn pier's mother,
Mra, Worlow, last week.
Mrs. Joph Cbotard bag return
ed to her horn from th hospital,
and Is reported to b doing wall.
Mia Carrie Kucera and Anna
Zumr war Saturday afternoon
caller at tha bom ot Mr, and
Mrs. C. J. Kucera.
MISSIONARIES TRAPPED.
WASHINGTON, March II (A
P) The stata department today
announced receipt of word front
China that ten American Catholic
missionaries ar trapped In Kan
chow by Communist Chinese.
L03 ANOELE3, Cal., March It,
(AP) Mr. and lira. Q. II. Fault
jf Del Mont. Cal., reported today
that thaJ daughter, Mr. Nva
Carlylo, who lft her a few day)
ago with her bridegroom, Donald
Carlyle, on a honeymoon, had dis
appeared near 'lood River, Or.
A boy ot If ahould relv as
much food aa an adult angagad In
outside work inch aa gardening.
Th Eighteenth Amendment
ae illegally ratified. That la
what aperlal committee ot the
New York County Lawyera' aaao
clallon, (loaded by former Su
preme Court Juatlc Daniel V. t.'o
bulun, above, baa derided. Tbey
will argue before the United
riiatea auurnma Court thai na
tional pronlkitlon la In defiance
of the Tenia Amendment of the
Constitution, which aafeguarda
the nghta of status and Individ
ual agulnat "any eipaualon of
fudnral powera."
Contest Starts For
Selling Annuals
Th Malln Union high school
has started th yearly p!sod of
aelllug annuals by opening a con
test between tha four clasaea for
th purpoa ot aalllng the High
School Annuals.
The contest wss begun at noon
oa March IT, and will run for
Ibre successive weeks. The
claaaea will report and turn In the
amount of aubacrlptlona thoy have
oblalued to the principal. Each
claaa will be ecored according to
their rank flrat, aecond, third
and fourth. At tha end of three
weeka the claaaea will b scored
for the whole number of subaenp
tlona received. The claaa having
the loweat acor at the end of the
contest will receive a day off for
a picnic If '.he total number of
aubacrlptlona Is 174, the whole
acbool will get a plcnle at the end
ot the school year.
Tbe claaaea are nearly equal In
number and strength, therefore,
very alrong competition will be
ahown. Natorally In accordance
with th old ml, "survival ot th
fittest." the alrongeat, most able,
and co-operative claaa will win.
Minstrel Show Is
Given by Legion
A mluairel was given by th le
gion last Friday, March 14. It
was a great succeee. Some fea
ture of th avanlng war sougs
sung by different persona. Many
popular songs war played oo the
accordion. Danolng and Jlga alao
ware part ot tba entertainment,
bealde many snappy and funny
Jokea. A large audleuo helped
to mak th ulnalrel a aucceaa.
MAII.N'S BAHKfcTUALL SEASON
A ttCCCKHH
In .'pit of much lllneas and oth
er ml fortunes th Malln high
girls' baaaetball team haa had a
fairly successful season, coming
out aecond In th county.
Th girls making their letter In
basketball wer:
Anna Zumr, Lillian Hlland, Ag
nes Dratll, Marlorl Koa, Carrie
Kucera, Ellas Klrkpatrlck, Itlta
Hundley and Emma Kallna.
The outcome of the gams was
aa followa:
Woa Lost
Donania , , , 4 C
Malln I I
Merrill 1 4
The semi-final ohamplonahlp
gam was played against Hsnley
on th Klamath high floor. Malln
wss victorious with a acor ot II
to II.
Th final gam was played be
tween llonania and Malln, Bonan
sa being victorious with a acor of
II to II.
Plan Por Conference
The second conference of the
Oregon Trad and Class Jonrnal
association will be held at Cor
vallla at th Oregon But College
April 4. George F. Cornwall,
managing editor ot Th Timber
man, Portland, prealdent of tbe
aeaoclallon, and L. 8. Jackaon.
editor of the Commercial Review,
Portland, eecretary, ar coop
erating with Profeasor Charles
D. Byrne, bead of th Industrial
Journalism department. In ar
ranging a program. It Is plan
ned to mak the conference an
annual affair. Editors and man
ager ot trad and claaa mag
atlne and papera In Oregon are
member of th association.
These are exact illfitrdtions of
dresses now on display
Come ira iPeojpSe
Keep A CoEsnflsag
WE'VE ONLY JUST STARTED
If You Couldn't Get Waited on During the Big Opening Day Rush
Come Back Saturday, We Are Better Organized Now
and Can Go the Pace.
EXTRA SPECIALS FEATURED
FOR SATURDAY SELLING
Boys'
SHIRTS - COVERALLS
Saturday w will aell In th flrat 100
women making a pnrchaa of 13.00
or over, Hoy Drraa Shlrta or Chil
dren' Coveralls for only
Limit ona article to a customer.
25c
TAILORED BLOUSES
Over 100 Women's Blonee to closa
out at this price. A wld rang ot
stylos and colors to chnos from. Val
or to l. CO. On sal at
$TI.59
Hose
On big lot of children's
nd misses' flue or derby
rib hose. Light or dark
colors. Some In 3-4
length. Vnluos to 00c.
On sal at
25c
Child' Dresses
Over 100 children's
droaans In this big sale
group. Every wanted
tyle, color and puttern.
Uvgulur vulues to 3.!b.
Sal Price
$1.59
Child' Shoot
A big assortment of chil
dren ehoee and slippers
grouped In one lot for
quick sale and clo-out,
at per pair
$2.19
Sensational Reductions On
READY-TO-WEAR
Only at a CI oho Out Snlo like this
can you hope to buy high quality
Conts and Dresses at such great
savings), Every garments grouped in
sale lots for complete liquidation.
To $9.75 Silk Dresses $ 4.98
10 $15.00 Silk Dresses $ 6.98
To $45.00 Kveninp; Drcsses..$16.50
To $35.00 Winter Coats $15.00
To $75.00 Winter Cdnts $24.50
$25 to $M5 Spring Coats $ 9.75
$35 to $47.50 Spring Coats.. $19.75
$47.50 to $75 Spring Couts..$22.50
Close Out Prices On All
MILLINERY
Our entire balcony space has been
devoted to the display and sale of
Millinery. All Hats including new
spring models are grouped in sale
lots for quick close out and dis
played on tables for easy selection.
To $3.00 Hats $1-00
To $4.05 Hats .
To $6.95 Hats $2.95
To $9.75 Hats $3.95
All Infants' Bonnets at Big
Reductions.
Every one a distinctive creation of
JANET WALKER, Foremost Fashion Stylist
IN this tint sfiowing of Spring frocks, antJdpatxd for months by
fashion-wise women, Janet Walker brings you an entirely new moda.
For months she has been visiting the country's leading style centers,
so that no detail of this new era of fashion sophistication should be
musing in her selection for Spring, 1930.
fashion favors "Cheney 'Prints"
for Spring
Tiny Floral and Dot Prints, Suede Capet in pastel and" street shades,
created exclusively for Janet Walker, offer styles for every daytime
occasion.
None of the fashion-tmportant details for Spring are omitted. Op
effects, quaint flounced sleeves and boleros suggest the Directoirt
Period. Jabots, bows and flares are important, and die longer skirt
line is emphasized.
ach SVfodel Styled cAccording to
Janet Walker Standards
And each model, b addition to its authentic styling, lives up to rft
Janet Walker standard of superior quality and fineness of workman
ship a combination which has made them a supreme value in smart
ness and economy.
And, as you probably know, each Janet Walker is designee! accordinj
to our individual order and sold here exclusively.
THEN AM t OUff POUCY
Hiiro
Open
Until
s r. m.
The Polly Shoppc
Klamath Falls, Oregon
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WT&Yk D,STR,BUT,ON
y pis - (ilQ presents these fine i
w 'CTSv. wwtv' silk dresses at one I " Jaifcj.
POPUlaT Pe'
Nov cobrs vv m vli
$1.95 II . .. . ' X V ' A V ' 1 k ' I
Rosewood (Beige) NXrbs 7 '
National (Blue) vSo v "'
Spanish Rose (Red) VN "X w
Amethyst (Purple) V U rJ
o.n Black and Navy -Nw Jk? f r--' ), JX. "i J X
7... Visit the Auto and Fashion Show jfK ' ' I I MLr '
9U;;,;i Tonight and Saturday Might VS.-T V YiTi
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