Thursday, July 10, 1930
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE THREE
NEWSinBRIEF
Character Close-Upt
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AffrAri rAvJ
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AfOS& S
I.eato for Nurtli
Mr. and air. Tuia Krhuiioi
and uu "T. L" lull Thursday
Illuming fur euuit varr.luu
(rip In th nurihrrii part of the
Him. Mri Hihuppvl and ion
will vlait with her mother lu
I'url IuikI. while Mr. Hrhuppi I at
tenda .111 Oregon MuiuiiI l.ltu
convention to o held at I'ara
die Inn, Hauler National 1'ark.
I'nni Hi-hupr la district manager
of Ilia Oregon Ll( luauraiicv
company for Klamath county and
norflivrn California.
Card Tarty I'oelponeit
Tlia rard party which we
heduled for thla sack and
waa to ba bold by lha Ladle
Auxiliary of th Kexl.e baa Inn
poatponid on account of thp
death of Mra. Anna I'earl Klkea,
who waa treasurer of tb or
f snlsstlon,
Afleadliia; CuntrrrnrAm
It. 1). "Hod" Kller la leaving
en lha "Weatroast" tonight for
Colorado Hprlnge and lienver.
Colo., wlmre ba will attrnd th
weatern rrilonal rouforenr of
th Aetna f.lf Insurance company.
rWuree llullillng I'rrnilt -
M. I.. Brhulls la on of lha
latest to livure building per
mlt from A. L. Hire, building
luapeetor. Th permit call for
tha erertlon of a 7-room hnua In
Hot Hprlnge addition to roat In
tha neighborhood of fS.OoO.
Motored to Uw
Mra. Dale llawklna, of Cottage
Oror and her ilater, Mra. Docla
Norrle, of thla city, motnrod to
Lakevlew today altera they will
spend lha real of thn week rl.lt
tng t tha hon.a of Mr. and Mra.
Inland Wlllllt.
Herrltlng Medical Treatment
C. N. f'hrlaiuphireiin. of tha
flraal Northern railroad, la a
patient at Hlllaida hoapltal.
whara ha la reormog medical
t realm it,
laeee for la Angeles
Mra, Irnia Wrtto la leaving
Friday for I. -a Angelea, where
aha will apend a month flatting
with relative.
VUlttng HUter
Mra. Mary Gardiner, of Fall
Creek, la apendlng tba waek
visiting bar alater, Mra. George
Kpaniiau of thla city.
LIBERTY
.NOW
WU.I.IAM IIAINK8
"SPRING
FEVER"
with
JOAN tilAHFOriD
and
oko. k. AKTiirn
Card I'arly l'iel poned
Tha card purly and Jitney tup
par given by Ilia Eiglua Auilllary
scheduled for Krhluy night, baa
been poatponed Indefinitely, ow
ing to tha pnaalng of tha uulovad
trmiaursr ut lha Auilllary, I'earl
Klkoa.
Ari'ita I'oalllon
K. X. Kandull hss rarantly
lieen apiioluted apeclul aganl for
tha Oiegun Mutual I.Ira Inaur
atiia roiiiiny, and will aaalat
Tom Hrlmiipel In taking rara of
lha buaineaa In Klamath county
and imr l hern California.
Ilahy (,lrl Horn
A liahy walghlng nln pound
waa horn In Mr. and Mra. J. Wil
liam Wah h thla morning. Hha baa
baa been named Catharln Irene.
Mr. and Mra. Welch ar raaldanla
of Dairy.
lulling I'atlii-r
Norman White, Jr., It leaving
for MiHlford, whara h will apend
tha real at lha aummer with bla
father, Norman C. White, of tb
foruat service.
t Vlrliriifr- AniilverMiry
Mr. and Mra. W, Taut John
ann celuliruli'il their wedding an
lilveraury Widiieadity avenlug
wtlh a delightful dinner party.
Covere wara laid for 10 gueata.
Iletunia in Vont-alla
Mlaa Olive Wllaon baa return
d to her honi In Youialla, af
ter attending tha 'O celebration
and vlaltlug with friend In
Klamath.
1. K. Abbott llrl
J. It. Abbott returned thla mor
ning from lha Veteran hoapltal
In Portland, to remain In Klam
ath rail. .
Holding Food Hale
Job a Daugbtera wilt bold a
cooked food aala on Saturday,
July II, at Johnson's groceteria.
Miss Puckett to
Teach Swimming
At Klamath Nat
Mlaa Joaslo 1'urkett of Keno
will tusirurl In awlmmlng at
tb New Klamath Naiatorlum
on Main nod Kaat Main, accord
ing to tha announcement made
tot: y by tba manager. Mlaa
i'nrkett ba th highest rcom
men'ailon from tba l'nlrlty
of Oregon, wbera aha ha bad
three yeara proteealoaal training
In pbyalral aduratlon.
Hha baa had a great deal of
prlence at tba L'nlveralty aa
well aa In aummer ramp for
girl and will bold pclal
claaara for small boy a and glrla.
Life tiuard Hired
C.len McWItbey of Klamath
Kali", recently from ttpokane,
whera h w awlmmlng Inatrur
tor and Ufa guard In th Mla
alon l'ool, I mother naw ar
rival at th Klamath Nat and
will giro awlmmlng Instructions.
Claaae will ba conducted be
tween S and 11 a. ru. beginning
next week. There will b a
ktddla claa from t to 10 year
of aga a well aa an older chil
dren a claaa, a ladlea claaa and
a men'a dlvlalun. Anyone w tell
ing to enroll may call Mr. Mo
Wlthey at tba Klamath Natator
lum or Mlaa ruckatt at lo lor
a achadula of rtaue.
Cleveland to Be
Host to Indians
Flan for a larg attendant to
th American Indian congreaa, to
b. held at Cleveland, In Septem
ber, are being made. I.rgo dele
gallons of various Indian tribe
from Washington, Oregon and
California are expected.
It la possible that special train
from thl district will be sent to
h. nnventinn ami that many
I Klamath Indiana will attend.
It Is estimated that mora than
1. 000. 000 thunderstorms hit th
world annually.
MKT
BIIOWINQ
PINE TREE
I.AHT
8IIOWINC1
VIVIKXNE 8KGAL and WALT Kit 1'IIMIKOX -
"BRIDE OF THE
REGIMENT"
ALL IN TKCHMCOLOn
Tomorrow Billie Dove in 'iA
Notorious Affair"
17"
NEGRO MOTHERS
INCENSED OVER
DISCRIMINATION
NEW YOIIK, July 10. (API
The New York World today lay
that flfty-flv negro fold alar
mothnra who ware to aall for
Franco on Saturday have can
called their reaervatlona and have
sent a prntoat lo 1'realileiit lloor
er alliiglng discrimination.
The letter lo the president,
signed by the tt wonii:n, pro
tests tha segregation of the negro
women, contending they should
be sent to Franca on tha baals
of geographical location with the
white mothers.
The 1 1 rat contingent of negro
avomen aniline Saturday on lha
American Merchant la said by
tha World now to total only alsty-
oue, although originally 4(0 of
tha 100 uiolhere eligible had
planned to go.
The World also saya accuaa
tlona .have been made that In
ferior accommodations are being
offered the negro women. The
negro mot here are aalllng on
boata that are entailer, alower
and cheaper than those 4eed by
the while mothera and uotea
unnamed officiate of tba United
Stains lluea as saying that where
as the government paid lilt for
a round trip pasnage for evory
white mother It la paying only
II 00 fur tba round trip passage
fur the negro mothers.
Prayer for Sick
To Be Offered at
Services Tonight
Prayer for the healing of tha
sick will be observed In Iter. Wat
son Argue'a services tonight at the
Dig wooden tabernacle, corner of
Bovenlb and Oak street. Tb
rangellat ha Invited lb sick of
II kluda to b preseuU and many
serious caaaa are expected.
"The Or oat I'byslolan" will be
the aarmon auhject. Following the
address, the alck will be brought
to tbe platform, whera they will
receive tbe evangelist prayer
for recovery.
A preparatory healing service
waa conducted last night at tbe
tabernacle, when Instructions were
given lo Lhose who will ba prayed
for tonight, llrlght' dtseas.
lung trouble. Internal trouble.
cancer, chrunlo back trouble and
appaudlcllls war among the af
Illrtlona that war repreaenled.
A number of convert mad
their way forward lo atart the
Christian life last night. A large
audience listened with Intereat
lo Ha. Argue'a aermon on "How
I'eter Caught Fish." The evangel
ist displayed much athletic vigor
while preaching. For part of hla
sermon he wss standing on a
cbalr and on the pulpJt. When
telling of I'eter walking on tb
water, he came down from the
platform and walked across on
of th altar benches.
Lat nlght'a audience eeemed
amused when Kt. Argue an
nounced that next Sunday hla sub
ject would ba "Th Meanest Msn
In Klamath Kails."
Hawaiians Greet
Student bteamer
With kntnusiasm
Word haa been received from
.Mia Jean Kogera of tnla city of
the arrival ot tbe student cruise
Boat at tbe Honolulu dock July
t at 4 a. m., where they were met
Ly a welcoming committee of the
Honolulu chamber ot commerce,
the Koyal Hawatlana and won
derful native band.
A large orowd of Americans aa
well aa native Honolulu people
were at tbe dock lo greet the hun
dreds ot students and teachera as
they arrived at tb city. In the
welcoming group were Mr. and
Mra. Kluin, former residents ot
this city. Mr. Klura went over
from tbe University of Ore-son
as coach for the University of
Honolulu.
A short vacation was (ranted
lha students after their arrival,
and the six weeks course la now In
progress.
Miss Jean Rogers, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Kogers, and
Mra. Myttle Helm are attending
from Klamath Falls.
Last
showing
PELICAN
NOW
BHOW1NU
CORPORAL
BOB INGLESTON
In Peraon
' With . ;
"AMERICA UNDER FIRE"
Plus NORMA SHEARER
in
"THE DIVORCEE"
Tomorrow
JANET GAYNOR and CHARLES FARRET.L
"SUNNY SIDE UP"
Insurance Agency
Established Here
J. O. Oslhy. formerly of Los An
geles, has taken over the district
j management of the Pacific Slates
I Life Insurance company, and baa
I headquarters temporarily located
I In tbe Hlsbee hotel. Within the
near future he expects to maintain
will transact the business for this
district, which Includes Klamath,
Lake, Dtiwchutes, Jefferson, Grant,
Josephine and Jackson counties,
and also a part of Northern Cal
ifornia.
The Pacific States Life Insur
ance compnny, Mr. Ostby pointed
out, hnd total Insurance In force
on June 30 of $23,660,000,
against 115,656.000 a year ngo,
an Increase of 17,964.000. This
was an extract from the annual re
Flve million dollars in lnsur-
Flve million dollars in Insur
ance waa written during the tint
six months ot this year, which Is
11.600.000 In excess cf the
amount for the aamo period last
year. The Institution now oper
ates In 24 atutea, and maintains
its head office In Hollywood.
Local Man to Talk
On Club Finances
At Summer School
Karl t'.' Reynolds, secretary ot
lha Klamath chamber of com
merce. Is lha ouiy man chosen
from Oregon to lead one of tb
flv group of round-taiil discus
sions at lb tenth annual western
school fur commercial aecrutarlea
at Htunford L'nlveralty, July 14 lu
10.
Mr. Ituynolds bag bean asked to
discuss financing and budget con
trol. Technical subjects on run
ning a chamber ot commerce and
subjects of community intnrest
handled by chambers ot commerce
will be discussed,
Thar will b two secretaries to
handle each group, with three tak
ing part from Washington, six
from California and one from Ore
gon. Mr. Iteynolda baa never be
fore attended one of tbs aa-
alon.
In speaking of tb coming
chool, yesterday, Mr. Reynold
stated that tbe Klamath chamber
of commerce had tha largeat In
come of any outside of Portland
last year, showing an Increase ot
1 per crut In lea thn two year.
Tb secretary, his wlfa and two
children will leave Friday morn
ing by motor for Pato Alto. They
will b away about ten day.
Southern Pacific
Arranges Another
Popular Excursion
Another popular excursion
from Klamath Falls to Sun Fran
cisco and Los Angeles, with a
time limit of 10 daya to Ban
Francisco and 11 days Los An
geles, will be held by tbe South
ern Pacific on Friday. July IS.
The tlcketa will be good on all
tralna and Pullmans. If addition
al Pullman fare la paid.
A 110 fare to Ban Francisco,
round trip, and 120 to Los An
geles will b charged.
Other Town Affected.
Similar excurslona will be held
from Marshfleld, Kugene. Ttoae
burg. Crania Paas, Medford, Asb-
and, Lakevlew, Alturas and
Cblloquln, according to Cheater
M, Ulgga. local Hon thorn Pacific
agent, who mad th announce
ment today.
From Lakevlew tbe far to
San Francisco will be 113, and
to Los Angeles 123. The Alturaa
rata will ba 111 to Han Fran
cisco and 121 to Los Angela.
ablle 110.60 to San Francisco
and 120.10 to Lo Angale will
be charged from Cblloquln.
Hundreds of reaervatlona from
thla territory are expected and It
la anticipated that It will b on
ot th most successful excursions
ever held from Klamath Fall.
Thumb Cuffed Man
Eludes Patrolman
TUB DALLES, July 10. (AP)
Authorities today aearcbed tor
an unidentified transient wear
ing a pair ot thumb cuffs City
Pstrolman Dunsmore clamped on
him.
Th transient la alleged to
have attempted to aell alcohol
to Indiana and was caught. He
raped after tbe thumb enfta
were placed on him.
ACTOR PLEADS NOT Cl'ILTT.
LOS ANGELES, July 10. (A.
P.) Arraigned on ar charge ot
battery brought by th dancer,
Vivian Duncan, Rex Lease, film
actor, today pleaded not guilty
In tha Justice of th peace cot t
at Mallbu Beach, film colony
ummer resort, and his trial was
sat for July Jl.
"Invaluable" Say
Society Women
MELLO-OLO Face Powdar Is
preferred by beautiful women
yecaus It leave no trac ot
(laklnesa, pastiness or Irritation,
jlays on longer no shiny noses!
Mad by a new French process
prevents large pores. 8preads
mora smoothly give a youthful
bloom. Vary pure. Us MELLO
OLO Face Powder. It's wonder
ful. Underwood's Pharmacy. ad.
NEIGHBORS ALL
SEE BIG CHANG
E
"I feel Ilka I want to tell
everybody In the world bow Bar
gun ovwam my ailments.
"1 used to wake up mornings
with bllluua alck headuches, siy
(r(fv
0td
MIIH. WM. V. H tfiKMAV
liver wa Inactive and 1 auffered
with chronic constipation, i lost
weight and aeemed to grow
steadily worse. Sargon put an
and to every ailment I bad, I'm
steadily gaining weight and my
Improvement Is so great that
all my neighbor ar talking
about It.
"Sargon PHI gave me com
plete relief from constipation In
an eaay, natural way. They are
entirely different from any other
laxative I have ever taken."
Mra. William F. llageman. (31
E. 48tb St., N. Portland, Ore.
Maglll Drug Co., agents. Adv.
Sunday School to
.ita Picnic Saturday
The Sunday school picnic of Im-
manuel liaptlst church. Eleventh
and High streets, Is to be held t
Moore park on Saturday after
noon.
Maurtne Roger, captain ot the
Blues, and her committee, are ar
ranging the program.
Those who wish conveyance to
th park are to meet at the church
at 1 o'clock, and to bring a pic
nic lunch. Ice cream will be fur
nished.
NEW BRIDGE OPENED.
WOLF POINT, Mont., July 10.
(AP) A bridge acrosa the Mis
souri river providing the only
all-year crossing In the 200
miles between Fort Benton and
Wllllston. N. D., was opened tor
traffic today.
MARKET
QUOTATIONS
PORTLAND, July 10. (AP)
Wblle lop gradea of better were
lena plentiful and steady In price,
the under gradea were abundant
and weaker In valuea. Tbe lat
ter were marked down le at the
produce exchange, with prima
firsts t JOc and flrats at 28c.
The egg market continued
steady, especially lor the higher
gradea.
Tba price of mlllstuffs have
been reduced, nilllrun being quot
ed t 1.13 and middlings at 143.
The fruit and vegetable mar
kets were unchanged.
CATTLE: Receipt ISO, calves
J5. tjuotaniy ateady.
HOGS: llecelpia 3S0, Includ
ing 6 on contract. Steady,
SHEEP: Receipt 1000, In
cluding MS on contract. Steady.
HI TTKK: L'nder gradea cent
lower. Cubes, extras, 32c; stand
ards, lie; prime firsts, 2c;
firsts, 2ffc. Creamery prices:
Prints, 3c over cube standards.
Eggs, milk (buttorfati, pool
try, country meats, onions, po
tatoes, wool, nuta, bay, cascara
bark and bops, steady and un
changed. SUGAR (sacked basis): Steady.
Cane, fruit or berry. If. to per
cwt. Beet augar, 14.70 cwt.
FLOCH (city delivery prices):
Steady. Family patents, 4 'is,
10.20; whole wheat 4 Us, I-. 40:
grabam, 4s, 15.20; bakers' bard
wheat, tit, 16. lu; barvrs' Blue-
stem patents, s, 11.10; pastry
flour, 4s, 16. 40.
biiEEP: Receipts 1.000. Ac
tive, ti higher. Hangers. 111.40:
yearlings, .e0; fat ewes, 13.00-
J.iiO.
Funeral for Mrs.
Fikes Arranged
Funeral services for tb late
Mrs. Annls Pearl Fike will be
held Saturday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock, at tbe Earl Wbltlock Fun
eral Home, Pine avenue at Sixth.
Rer. Eaton, pastor of the First
Christian church, will officiate.
Service will be absolutely private.
Commitment aervlcea will be
conducted by the officers of th
Royal Neighbor at the graveside
in I.lnkvllle cemetery at 2:45, and
vault entombment will be made.
All members of the Ladlea Auxil
iary of the Eagles ar requested
to attend tbe commitment service
and friends are Invited.
CTMOST CARE NEEDED
One a herd la tree from In
fections abortion utmost care Is
needed to keep It so, finds the
experiment station. One Oregon
herd was entirely free when a
heifer got away and was not
found for more than a month.
At the next regular test after ahe
was returned this heifer and stall
mates on either side were found
to react to tbe abortion teat.
Willey to Drop
From Plane Over
Midland Airport
Bunny Willey, 21, who ha
made 127T parachute Jumps In
am year ana was iormeriy a
Darachut lnatrnntne In the
United State army, will Jump
Irom a Diana ever lha MIllanH
airport Sunday under the
auspicea or ina Kinmatn jrtvina
service.
He will Jump at a blgb
enough altitude to drop 1600
feet before opening the chute
and continuing tha descent,
Willey made his 127th Jump
In Klamath th laat of Jun
wnn employed by tbe Golden
Htata alrwava aa stunt nu mat
the Ford Trlmotor plane. At
mat lime ne (el 1000 feet before
opening the chute.
Ha 1 known tha wnrM
a "The World' Moat Daring
uuman.
Indicted Official
Charges Laxity in
Attorney's Office
PORTLAND, July 10. (AP)
a. a. uanay, indicted county
clerk, who became Irked bv an
alleged delay In the district at
torney' offic In bringing Bailey
to inai on a cnar of engaging
In politic, said be ha figures
to prove "extreme laxity" In tb
attorney s omce.
Bailey aaid bla record showed
415 Indictments returned be
tween March t. lit and April
1, 130 have not been brought
to trial. In each case. Bailey
said, the defendant bav enter
ed plea but hsv never been
tried or convicted.
Bailey aaid tbe reason he re
vealed tbe reeorda waa for per
sonal use. Stanley Myers, dis
trict attorney, refused, to com-
mont.
Four Loggers Lose
Lives in Rapids
Manlwakf. Que.. July 10, (AP)
Four of aix river drivers aent
out to tbe middle of tbe Mallnes
river to break a log Jam were
drowned yesterday when their
boat overturned.
Two bnndred lumbermen watch
ing them from the banks were ua
able to help them. Two ot the six
fought their way ashora through
the rapids and the bobbing log.
REAL SXOW ME.V
DELHI, India, According to
natives, the expedition now In th
Hlmlaran mountains, attempting
to acale Kanchenjunga's treacher
ous peaks Is lo encounter a porll
much worse tbsa high altitudes.
The natives report the mountain
rang la guarded cy a mysterous
race, th Abominable Snow Men.
These men ae described as being
huge, white, ape-like figures, nak
ed and covered with black hair.
Fresno Man Buys
South 6th Hotel
0. Vldurett. formerly ot Free,
no, ha purched tbe leaaa anql
furnlaulng of th Midway Hilal
on south Sixth atreot frmu Jobs
Melln who ha operated tha hotel
for the last four years. Th
transaction was mail through tha
office of lha Favell-Utley Realty
company, and Mr. Vlduretta took
possession Tuesday.
Mr. Flduratta la very much Im
pressed with the future of Klam
ath Falls and ha and hla wit ln
tend to make thl their perman
ent horn. They will run th ho
tel on the same plan that Mr. Mel
ln haa In the past and will main
tain tha same standard ot (lxst
class servlc.
Most of th bugle calls used In
the United Stales Army have been
adopted from foreign couutrlea.
Jrresh
Schilling
tern
Tea in Tactramr
Just Lie your coffee f . .
It il just as vital for one a ft b
for the other, to prevent th
evaporation of the fragrant oil
that pre them both their flaTor.
Science his been longer discor
ering how to do it for tea.
So far it ' a Schilling secret.
Try it, and find what you hare
been missing all these year.
Iced
Schilling Iced Tea U far mora
refreshing than any other b
cauta it is froth to begin with.
Black tea (orange pekoe) it
hetu So are tea bam instead
of loote tea. Schilling packs
ootn tn '
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You'll feel like a vacation this
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bodily aches and pains. For to
be well and strong, physically Is
indeed In Itself ample reason to
celebrate. It you autter from
any physical or nerroua disorder,
come to us and let us explain
how chiropractic adjustments can
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New Eastman
Cameras in Color
No
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I OVFX, faahlonabl and lovely art
tha new Eastman cameras In color.
Drop In and look them over. All styles,
box or folding. All th lateat color. All
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Colored Brownie from f J up. Colored
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a smooth and reassuring drop in
speed swift as your need dictates.
Your steering gear rights itself
after a turn automatically the car
swings to "straight ahead". Your car,
floating at each spring-end on oil
sealed ball bearings, rides friction-free.
Enviable in Appearance
All the new delights of free wheeling
are yours as the crowning achieve
ment of Studebaker's 78 years of
manufacturing integrity. They are.
yours in new bodies, utterly bewitch
big in eye appeal. Visit the nearest
Studebaker salesroom. Drive one of '
the New Series Studebaker President
or Commander Eights. Get a first
hand experience? with free wheeling.
We promise you the thrill of your life I
Sh.TR from riTejrito SeJCOrlcl a
Forty-" Fifty miles per hour .
end never touch the clutch
Saves 11 on qas,207 on oil''
even more in heavy traffic
Reduces carbon, lessens strain
on encjine and transmission
Yu dont have to touch the cfutoS
except, to start or back up
ourcar momentum never forces
your enqine no sensation of
"pilina, up" when you deceler
ate -i-You literally qlide alonq
Your carls surprisinqly quiet
in every speed- uncannily
silent when you're free wheeling
You are safer because you have
absolute control of your car-
You can shift at any speed
there is less hazard of skiddinql
EMnnjinaiiim Auuto Co.
Oak and Sixth Street
Phono 52-W
Jenes Studebaker Eights