The Evening herald., May 13, 1930, Page 5, Image 5

TucHday, May 13, IVM
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
TAGS FIVE
148 GRADUATE
INTHE COUNTY
Fred Peterson Announce
Names of 8th Grade '
Graduate
Tin nauin (if tli aradualna
from lh liitb iradss ot ths
county schools war announced
Monilar tlirnu(li tha ufllra ot
Kred r(ron, superintendent uf
tha county arliimla. Only th
schools at Forest Camp. 1'ellcan
lay camp, and Weynrhaeuar
ranip ara allH In smalim, aa tbay
aiariad later than tha othara
ablch wara closed lail Friday.
Oua liundrad and torty-elght
atudonU ara named aa through
with iiado school and rosily mitt
fall tn autnr Ilia various hliib
schools throughout tlio roiinly Hi
Ilia Hit of name which follows:
Tnpsyi lletb Kpenror, Kva llaiu
lllon. Palryi Hoy Karl Davldaoll,
llasel (Jsrtruda lioutry. Mua Marl
(lobar, Ijorothy (ivnlry.
Fort Klamath: Norma lirophy.
Jean K. McDonald, Nornjaa Wl
mar. Dorothy l. Fuller, l'eggy M.
('. Ilrlaoua, Cora Ituaanl, Wilbur
Farguaon. lorle Klana Wllllaioi.
Ismail Valley; Fred llllinn.
allldrsd Uroha.
rina Grove: Waruo Been.
Faarliarrn, llililrliniinl
Lorells: John Campbsll, l.u
llla Walkar. Klmer llarrlay, Mil
dred UoVaul.
Hlldebraiid: Helen llodnar.
Lowell later, Krneet Flack us.
Audrey Lovelady. Kmanuel I'uol,
Walter Pool. J. iii-iib Vleire. Helen
Kllrarietu Woelk.
Fairhavan: Lawla llolanl, Marl
ana llotere, Harriet llimhunic.
Walt Davis. Jvt Kirana. Wanila
labia. Mary Kinma Mlllrr. An
nette Tllman.
Lower l' Valley: l.ucl llols
hnuaar. Morrill, lleuley
Merrill: Junior Andarann, Ger
aldlna Fotherltigbam. (ierlrude
Itearh. I Km lluftar. lllcbard (Ta
tar. I'esrl Heaalar. Lulo l.aa. Ma.
Illaa Harterode, Knsone Itamsey,
liana Hugo.
r resent: F.ihl Allan.
Summers: Helen Crummltt. Ha
rold t'rapo.
Ilanlay: Buford Kaykr. Kldoa
Kevtor, Wayne Smith, Thomaa
Oraana. Wallace Thnmp-on. Aud
ray Klger. Junior Van F.mon. Mlln
(heme, Heaele Hevter. Frank lie
nar. Midland: Wayne A. foe, Calvin
I. l.wle Juana Knlo.
Chtlouoin: Daniel Andaraon.
I.aon Hearing. Merrill Diirkae,
Kvaretla Ollle'pla. Ataon (loaaett,
J.loyd Lesrh, Helen l.lndaey, Mel-
vln Lottrell, Itobart Mi-raln. MM
1 ra-1 Morahee Walter Nala. Polly
Nichols. Myre Nott. Mary far I
entta. Evelyn Pemberton. Krmi
Purdv.
Wordan: Harley Mlllrr. David
Millar, Wall.r Collins, John Col-
' Una. Kills Bandera.
f'reeeeat Lake: Dean Welch
Altamont. IVinanM
Allamoat: Marlao llawlln..
Kilber Alklnaun Robert Thomas,
Valencia Wblllev, I'aullne Drown.
John Abernathy, Clifford Smith.
barlea Dean, Gaorga llurnatt,
Kieanor Hand, Oeorge Manalog.
Jtianlla Blroky, Mildred William
on. Naomi. Whltlay. Earl Atkla
aon. Ilirbard KukIII. Carmn I'ar
klna. Honania: JI)do Vlnann. Mailna
( offman. Walter Drlamll, Itnuall
comhaat. Iran 8-ott, Marirla Iaa
la. Glady Uanlrl. Harold l-rra
varoaur, Cbarla Loomla. John
Thaw, Thomaa llrnra lllelor, Kr
naat rhandon. Ilidnn llaaaett.
Illy, Malln
Bly: Imogina Jniiea, !)imthy
Jonaa.
Malln: Raaal Draill. Mlldrad
M. Ruty, Nalll Haakln, Mildred
Poturak, Ituby MrKoan, Harold
Whaal. John Krlio. Charlntt
Worlnv, Jamaa Oaborn. Walter
RUalny. Rddl Kamarad. Lwla
Kandr. Eddl 8polik. Virginia
Cmllh, jwl Oren. nTrly Kid
rivlga, Claranr Maapln
Kkoo. (Yyatal
Kano: lnas Carpantar, Walv
r.rubb, Luoltla llafnar, Italia
Thomaa, flerald Rtitlrdga, l.alla
rroaa. Willi Hnnett. rhrli
Day la.
Fort Cmp: PorM MrKaan.
Crraull Olennnwalr Jaatar, Mo
rial Brown.
Cora atalk may bo made Into
paper, golf halls, fountain psns.
snd msny other more or less o.e
fol articles.
You too
will
prefer
this
DESSERT
Icll'well woo Grand1 fulfil
pnis award tt the Ex- Jf
potitioa Intcrnuianslc, j
Paris. It is ths favorite QjT
jell dencit at leading -Oi
hotela, ezcltuiva rcstaurann,
noted hojpitall and famont
cafcteriat,
M.kejcll-wcn TOUR
favontc. too.
house it JclltsoWELL
I
MIDLAND
IMI'MNH IIDKMSTT
MIIH.ANI), Oregon, May 1J,
(Hpmlal to Th llorald) Mr. It.
Illiiiadoa and ami. Paul of Itnnil,
Oregon, apant aaveral dan liar
flailing with ralelln-a a ad
frlanda.
Mr. nd Mr. lorg Kurbr
and fumlly of Klnmalh Kalli
apant Haturday wl'h Mr. and Mra.
Kdgar Kurbar.
Mra J. I). Hooper and aon.
John war Klamath Knlla Tlallort
Haturilay.
Mra A. K. Oragory and daugh
lor, Nuydlna aprnl Wodimaday
uftorliooll at llm home of Mra.
8. 1,. Iluruatt.
Arthur Btawarl of Murdonl,
California, waa a illor In Mid
land Katurday.
I. Illli llayniond lloopi-r, aon of
Mr. ninl Mia. Aimtln lloopur, la
rapnrind aa Improving after ra
relvlng a niimlifr of aavara
burnt
Knnnatli Klgnr of Merrill waa
a vlatlor at lb Ituriiatt horn
Thure.lay.
Mra. Mnthaw ll-1 Kattl la re
ported linprnvlng after an III
ueea ot eavaral niontha.
Among Tlallora at th . L.
nurneil horn Bundny war: Mr
and Mra. A. K. Hhulmlr and
aotia. Mr. and Mra. t'barlaa Bbul
in I re and daughter. Mr. Hoy
Hrhnimk and aon, Mr. and Mr
J. U. Ilurnott. Mra. Illlnart Mr
gent and children.
Gaorga and William Honrk
pant Bundny lltlng with their
mule. Jake llourk and family In
the llilller dl-trlrt.
Mra I'hll Motarhnnliarher and
Mra. t). Trvn wer Klamath
rail rlillnr Monday.
Tb Hill brothera of Merrill
wer vlallor oa th laland Bun
duv. Mr. and Mra. Cbarlaa Bhulmlre
plan lo move to their hom In
Klninath Kali, thla week.
Mra. W. E. Jonea and rhlldrnn
are ap-mdlng eeveral weeka at th
H. L. Hurnatt bom.
Mlii Margaret Dean waa a
vlallor at th A. K. Shulmlr
home Hunday.
Wealthy Mill Man
Passes Suddenly
SANTA U08A. Calif., May 1J,
(API Leonard llowarth.
multl-inllllonalre, nd a leading
figure In (ha timber and mining
Indnatrlra of th far Weal, la dead
toduy at bla hom. th Maplaa,
nhowp.ae of Honoina oounty.
Death orcurred lam night from a
heart attarb. which followed a
general breakdown In health lat
march.
llowarth waa reputed lo b on
of th wealtbleat men la North
ern California, and la aald to bav
paid tb largeal Ineom tag la it
year of anynn In lb! aortlon of
the atate. In reoent yeara ha di
vided bla tlm between Taroma.
Waab., wbar b owned paper
mill, and thla city. Ilta naaraat
of kin la a brother. William H.
llowarth of Rreratl. Wh.
$350
You can earn
rabbits, etc.,
bank
121 So. 6th
Railroads Ready
To Handle Heavy
Tourist Traffic
Oregon today I preparing for
the annual Influg of summer
tonrlai from every part of Amur
Ira, arbeduled to start May IS
with th Inauguration by th
country' railroad of woalbound
summer cur!on fare.
Tlmt tbl year' Ink ot th
vai nllon-niliidul Into the Count
Una pleaaur buunta ot th atut
will lie highly sutlafaclory Is tb
prediction of rallroud officials,
with th result that every pre
paration baa been mad for th
expedition and comfortable
bundling of th nation' travel
era. Inuulrleai Inrrraae
Already advance Inquiries and
puri tinning of aiimmer aicuralnn
llrkat by resident of every amo
tion ot th country has born
out th optlinlatln view of rail
road chlafa ua nnrda th 11130
summer truvi.l. J. A. Ormandy.
passenger truffle, managvr of
Houthern Paclfli: company wltb
hoaduuartnrs at Portland, toduy
Jolnad In eiproealon of rontld
nr In this regard.
Whll Oregon la preparing to
plsy host to counties visitors
from other Uloiis, thousands of
Oregonlan ar planning to avail
themtetVea of th special eaat
bound summer eicuraton offer,
eftertlve May 11, Ormandy said
Omgoa Attrartlnc Many
Tb state'! far-flung vacation
raaorts, offering ovary variety of
scenic beauty ar reported ready
for th 1110 season, wltb tb
rountry decked In parfect nstur-
I raiment after th spring sea
son. Limited train and other have
been Improved with new and
modernised equipment providing
all possible luxuries of travel, ac
cording to Ormandy. In thla
connection, be aald, th Pullman
conipany baa announced a 11 per
rant reduction In tha rat for a
atandard aectlon occupied by on
psssengar.
Hurdler Sets New
Record at Omaha
OMAHA, Neb., May 11. (API
Hay IC. Lambertus. Gothenburg.
Neb., high school hurdled, clipped
one-lentb of a second from the na
tional blfb school record for th
110-yard low hurdle. It aa an
nounced today. Lambertaa was
clocked la 14 1 seconds In a quali
fying beat at the atate meet In
Lincoln.
I'nlverslty of Nahrsska officials
will seek recognition ot the time
as a new record. Th present mark
Is HA. held by Cory of Chlrsgo,
and set In 1111.
rillMlltKI MTART FinE
NIZHN1-NOVOOROD. Russia.
May 11. ( API Chlldr, .. playing
with matches started a fir ye
tiirday which awept through th
village ot Bhatkta Artmaa district.
destroying 170 homes, many ware
house nd other buildings, e-
cordln to a delayed dispatch
reaching here today.
BUY AN ACRE OF LAND IN THE NEW
Garden Tracts
Yoti enn't afford to pay rent when you can make a down raymrnt as small as
$35.00 and monthly payments as small aa $13.50 with 6 interest, and secure a
pinco of the finest irrigated acreage in the county. No acreage any closer in to
the city. There are no building restrictions but all city conveniences.
City Lights
City Water
Low Taxes
Close to City
tO $500 10 down6 interest
BE INDEPENDENT
Of Your Landlord Or Employer
a living on an acre or two by raising your own vegetables, chickens,
and you will be surprised how easy it is to put some money in the
when you have these things to help cut down living expenses.
Call MM for appointment to see these tracts.
Favell
St.
"Look Homeward, Anrpl" by
Thomas Wolfu. Published by
bVrlbunr's Buns, New York.
"Look Homeward, Angel," Is
not a book that run ba classified
light fiction. Tb reader
choosing It for cnttirtalnmetit Is
oertuln to b dbiappolntod. It I
book to be read thoughtfully
and ympatbllrally.
Kugen Is the youngest child
In a larg family beaded by a
futbnr wbn la go.erned by bl
Imagination and bla Impulsos
both good and bud, and by a
mother who Is controlled by a
miserly desire lo save, accumu
late money and to acuulre prop
rty, Kuxane'a surly life I In
fluenced by the conflicting na
tures of hla niollii-r and father.
HI brothers and sister with
Itmlr strange mnrllay of char
acter Inherited from their par
ents, also play a part la his life.
Brhool, bis reading, bis contact
wltb other boys and hla teach
er ar among th many things
which mold tb boy'g life. Ku
gu'a awakening to a conscious
ness of leg la the world about
him and la hlmsulf. bis acquir
ing aa anwholesom knowledg
of Beg especially while working
on paper rout la th oegro
Torrential Rains
Drench Oklahoma
OKLAHOMA CIT1T. Okla., May
11, (AP) Hall storms and tor
rential rains, doing great damage
to erops, bav accompanied de
vastating winds into parts of tha
southwest.
Eight counties of north wer tern
Oklahoma were awept by ball
storms last night. Leave war
atrlpped from tn-ea, livestock
was Injured, and borne were
damaged.
Reporta from Wooda, Alfalfa,
Woodward. Grant, Roger Mill.
l)wev, Major and Cuator rouo
tlrs all told ot ruined crops, ham
mered Into the ground by ball
atcnea. The storm mas accom
panied by a deluge of rain, which
varied from on lo thre lnche
throughout tb atorm area.
High water also Is causing
alarm.
Second Gold Star
Group Goes Today
NEW YORK, May 11, ( AP)
A second party of 151 gold star
mothers assembled from 14 stats
today to embark npon ft pilgrim
age to th graves of their sons
In Franc.
They will sail at midnight
aboard tha Called State llnar
Republic from llobokan, N. J.
Of tb group 100 ar from
New York state, tb mothers of
men who served principally In
th 17th division.
Tb other from California.
Washington, Oregon, Arkansas.
WHAT DO YOU DO WITH
YOUR PAY CHECK
Why Not 2
School Bus
Irrigation
Close to Work
Utley Realty Co,
LBS LIU TEYTON, Mgr.
quarter during the early morn
lug hours, ar mlnuUly delineat
ed. Ill four years st college
wbar he still face tb problems
of life and bis lor affair with an
oldnr girl, continue th story of
turnnu'S life.
Th novel Is. In fuel, th un
folding df Eugene's lit from In
fancy to young manhood along
with th unfolding of bla aware
ness of th world about hlra and
th absorption ot his surround
ing lulo his own life. His life.
Is tbl fusion of bla Inherited
nature with bis environment.
It 1 during many of tb ex
periences which siak tb great
eat Impression oa blin that ho
receives fleeting notion of Im
mortality and that be question
the reason lor bis lsten.
"O wast of loss, la tn hot
mates, lost among bright siars on
tbls most weary, unbrlght cinder,
lost!"'
Tbla book bas been compared
'with Olenwsy Westcott'a "Tb
Grandmotbvrs," possibly becaae
It gives a feeling of tb con
tinuity ot Uf, because funda
mentally our lire ara much
alike, a mingling of Inheritance
and environment with bow and
then glimpse of eternity. B. fL
Oklahoma, Montana, North Da
kota, Iowa, Michigan, Wisconsin,
Ohio and Louisiana.
Mrs. Hoover Not
Doing So Nicely
WASHINGTON, May 11. (AP)
Buffering from aa Injury more
serious than was st first sup
posed, Mrs. Herbert Hoover le
sot expected to return to her
Bormal Wblta House activities
tor several weeks.
Captain Joel T. Boone, Whit
Hons physician, however, aald
today th wrenched bark she .of
fered In a fall had Improved and
she would be able to take brief
automobile ride boob. Ho said
sh would probsbly not bs able
to accompany tb prerldent to
Gettysburg, Pa.. May 10.
Mra. Hoover has been confin
ed to the White llonse for mora
tbsn a month. In th last two
wsaks ah has been using a
whsel chair.
Thone 14M
You'll fall-
4
this
Man Who Paid All
Bankruptcy Debts
Victim of Murder
RICHMOND, Vs. May II. (A
P) Harry Itobiu, 4 i-rear old
Richmond leather merchant, was
found shot to death In his hom
here shortly before midnight last
night. Pollr said It obvlounly
was a cas of murder.
Pollc today wer working on a
dun furnished by a neighbor, J.
C. Cotrnll, who said bis father was
called to the door of tb!r boms
about 1:45 p.m. laat nU'ht by a
man Inquiring aa to wbur Rohm
lived.
Rohm wa conspicuous som
yesrs ago whan, after being ad
judged bankrupt, h recouped his
fortune and gavo ft banquet for
bis creditors. Beneath all plates
wer rbcks covering amounts of
Indebtedness du tb several Indi
viduals, President Hoover
To Visit Parks
PORTLAND, Or.. May 11 (A
P) L. C. Newlands, president of
th chamber ot commorc, re
ceived a telcgrsm Irons Benstor
Cbarle Mc.S'ar, republican, Ore
gon, stating tbat President Hoov
er probably would vtalt Portland
and Beattl during tb summer.
Tb senator aald Presldsnt
Hoover "Intended visiting all tb
parka la th Pacific northwest
and eltle Ilka Portland and Be
at tie.
Naturalists assart tbat cater
pillar cao eat twice its own walght
lo leaves In 14 hours.
0
warn
When You
Play!
Baseball Bate ... Big
League - and Back Lot
models, all bargains,
prlo "Me to Sl.M
Bawball . . Live ball
that stand tb wallop.
Prlco 28 to 91-25
Baseball Gloves ... for
ail position, auto graphed
by famous stars.
Price . 2.98-7.S
Pedal Blkea . . . Great fan
tor tots around I years.
Safe
and bargains.
Price
..16.M
Sua Suite ... See them.
Tou H wish you could wear
them as well a baby45c
BICYCLES
"S, Th famons
J&J Trail Blaier
'A VJjPl rtde Ml1
O tJtU lA J fast, sat
Blftji nd strong.
S!', Every boy
wants It!
Bathroom Outfit
A complete bathroom)
Beautiful white porcelain
enameled bathtub, lavatory
and closet combination
with wall fitting. Only
4.o.
Electric
Water Supply Pump
Enda the drudgery ot
hand pumping forever.
Ball Bearing construction,
starts and stops Itself.
9S8.9S
BtaM .Ts." a a. .i-tESqiWVj i WFFK
&
221-229 Main Street Phone 384
FIGHTS
LAST NIGHT
By Tli AsaorUtrd Pre
BOHTON Meyer ( K. O.)
Chrlatner. Akron, O., outpointed
Pat McCarthy, Boston llu); Jo
Monto, Brockton, Mass, outpoint
ed Al Krledman, Boston (10),
HOLYOKK. Mass. Bucky Law
less, B rat una, N. Y., outpointed
Gorilla Jonea, (10); Bammy
Bammy 0'IJell, Akron, O.. aut
polnted Harry Plntl, Byraruse,
N. Y., (si.
BALTIMORE Henry Lamar.
Boston, outpolntad Msrty Gal
lagher, Washington. I). C. (10).
TORONTO Albert (Prenchy)
Balanger, Canadian flywlgbt
champion, outpointed franklin
Young, lietrolt, (10).
BIOIIX PALLS. S. D. Ilia
McKanna. Tyndall, a O., and Kid
Bocko, Blnuz Falls, drew, (8).
LOB AMiELEB Arraand
Kmennel, Ban Francisco, out
pointed Jim Maloney, Boston,
Good Wife
Tbla month w give on op
portunity of procuring fin IS
plec et ot China blahs.
Each 7-galloa order ot Davis
paint flvea you ticket for
dish. No bettor paint made.
Fresh, direct from factory vat
to job for leas. Futur deliv
ery order (to Oct. 1st) taken.
Be me Saturday afternoons,
17th, 14. and list, at 1431
splanad or call 1(70.
OTTMAJT
Golden Crest Hosiery
Cheer Chiffon and service weight, rail
fashioned. Ton'U want several pair.
9I.OO. I pair. 2JlO.
Golden Crest CblffoB Hosiery with plcot
top la sheer and lustrous, all popular
bap. They wear and wear, I 40, I
pair Ss 0.
When You
Overhaul
Your
gIMONrZE . . . with "motorist wis."
Both Klecner and Wax. each 4e
DUPOXT No. 7 Body Polish . . . Re
moves dull traffic tllm quickly and eaHy.
pint -30
WARD'S Body Poiltsh . . . Rubs easily . .
shine Ilk Bw and leave a dry finish.
Pint 8
McALEKRS Wax . .
cleaned aurfac for
proof finish
WARD'S Top Dressing . . . Attractive
Deep Black . . . easy to apply and dries
overnight. Pint 40c
WARD'S Nickel Polish . . . RemoTea all
rain spots, tarnish and atalna. lt-ounc
oaa only . , 81c
McALEER'S Auto Polish . . . Th older the finish the
richer the polish McAleer'a produces! Requires rery little
rubbing. Pint
-Auto-M-tic" Scot Covers ... the NEW aelt adjusting
covers. Fits with tailored smoothness automatically. Rich,
xcluslve fabric. Coupee. 1JbO Other Car S12JM
MAZDA
Prlc
Headlight Bulb
I 1
lIlJlll.MBr,
Natural Color Imported Silk
Pongee, 33 inches wide
2 Yards 37c
. and the Price
YOU'LL BE SURPRISED 5
1(10); rrsnkl Campbell. Re.
Bun Fram-laco knocked oat Le
I Kennedy, Long lleach, (41.
Paper Filed for
County Railroad
8ALEM, Or., May 11, (AP)
Th Boutbarn Oregon Railroad
company, capitalised at 1350.000,
tiled articles of Incorporation to
day with th state corporation
department. It propoae to ope
rate a freight aud passenger line
between Uonania and Dairy In
Klamath eounty. Incorporator
ar M. S. rV her lend, and D. V,
Knykendall.
4 t-t
BATDRDAY, MAT 1
BIIAHTA WAT
.BflRIIE
CIRCUS
AHO THE ADDED FBATURtS
tt-Ty WHIT AND
trcn-vrrt the
PAGEANT OF PEKIN
L
Greet Greteaa'e ew.eflewet
Eereeeaai illaa. Wire At
TVWSOagyjflost OOORSOPCN KTg-M.
1 CHAIRS AND MritAAL
ra
cipcm oav 131
At V4mw wiii'. yhmnmmmjt
Cor
3
?
n
I MB
Apply tt over tha
lustrous weather-
48e
complete
aaaortnient.
17e to 45c
DUPONT Top Finish . . . PTOdoeee
a glossy, jet black finish, water
proof and fadeless. For curtains
and tire covers, too. Pint 8Wc
Canvas
Shoes
For tennis and tor all-round on ting
wear. Sturdy white canvaa with
black rubber toe guards and strong
crepe rubber soles. A complete
range of slaes Insures a fit for the
whole family.
Men's else
Women's slsea
Boys' Slies
Girls' Sisea
88c
79c
..T9c
Klamath FalU, Ore
t 1 1 mvza