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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 14, 1930)
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Monday, July 14, 1930 PAGE SIX HIGHWAY PLANS HEAR REALITY Contract Si pried With Federal Agencies For Cost Plena for a highway connoc llon brtwMB Allursa and Kla math Kails were tirouKul neater realisation tills pat wevk when tha county board of suurv!sur signed a contract wilh fodcral auverniiient aa'ticlM cnri-d with doaisnstlon and supervision tha nroiuct In which Modoc rnuuiv Barer to bear half tbi coit of a survey which la to be Hurled Immediately. The agreement stated the total coat li noi to exceed ISC uou but In caae It doea exceed that amount the county it obli gated only to the extent of 10, uuo, the remainder of the aum being paid by the federal bureau of publlo road. Mart In .November Tha matter of the construc tion program will be considered at meeting of atate and federal highway offlclala to be held In November, and the proposed highway plans will be presented at that time. It was learned. The proposed construction will leave the present Alturaa-Ked-ding highway at a point near Canby and will connect with the Oregon state highway system at a point on the atate line near Malin. It Is estimated that the completed highway will cost ap proximately a million dollars. Tape Huge Area The highway will up hose timber areas being prepared for operation by the Pickering Lum ber company, will traverse large agricultural district which Is being opened for development on the Tnle Lake bed, and the scenic Modoc lava beds, as well as serving established ranching and livestock Interests and con necting Important highways In the systems of two states. It has been the object of pro motion work carried on by the Modoc-Malln highway association of which William Dalton Is pres ident and Dr. E. F. Auble of Al lures, secretary. Today in Klamath's Theatres AT THK I'rXICAX a"""",;-''-., it . i ii is is s 1 1 i 0 If r w - v. rs ; . TEA TESTER LONDON. Margaret Ir w 1 n g his one of the oldest jobs In Eng land. She Is a tea Nestor. ant the only woman employed in such a rapacity In the country- Every day ana samples nearly 100 diflereut teas, aa4 sM sUatUgniak ewsrv o tssss. DUCK or DIVE VOl 'LL COME I P W1TH A 8MILE UECAl'SE A SWIM-KAP Keeps Vour Hair Dry 25c to $1.00 Extreme care In shaping and operation of molding In one piece prevents the water from leaking through or even under a snug fitting Swim-Kap. These valuable features will double your swim ming pleasure. Swim Kaps, as you probably know, are sold only at Rexall Stores. ST Ait Ditto STOKE -No. 9 J Oth and Main Tfc. "jurnSZ. Start w Kansaa City for sale, ftla rival (or tha hand of beautiful Molly, the ranch girl, conspires with the big city desperaatoea to separate Hoot from the money rewlved fur the horses. An 'attractive little Chinese girl Is used as the bait. liow soil-spoken, hard-f Igutlug Hoot slugs and btsj'iieya his way througu the plots dralKited to roll bun ut his repulatluli and his girl inaaos one of the .sinsl exciting aud amusing films lltbson has el er turned out. t'barmlug Msrgaret Qnlinhv is exovlleui la the role of Molly, tUutriiter ol the wealthy ranchman by whom Hoot is euipla.ved. Olive ouus gives a highly amusing and. appealing performance tu the part .i. Mlug Toy, the little I hillext used to decoy lfroot to his sun p.i(Hl doom. Teto Harrison ami William McCall also (five hlghl) toniuieudahlo performujices. COPCD BUILDS DAMAT KENO KKXO, Or., July 14. (Special) Work haa been begun by the Cop.o company on a temporary acrosa the river below Keno. Tha pouring of tha cement on tha new concrete, bridge la now under way. which Is pleasing to both contractora and the natives. C, V. Tlunhar waa calling on fellow lodge members In thla vi cinity on Thursday, In the Inter est of the Modern Wooilmeu of America. Mlsa Rlhel Puekett returned home on Wednesday from Clnoln nail, Ohio, where she spent a cou ple of weeks attending the Nation al Educational association, I). H. IViten, postmaster, was a Klamath Falls business visitor on Wednesday. John McGaughey, blacksmith for the I). J. I'uckett logging ramp, returned here on Wednes day, after spending the Fourth of July with his family at Kosehurg. Oregon. Ilerl Tress, brother of Ed froas. arrived here on Thursday lib his wife and niece from their home at San Jose, Calif., to spend a abort vacation with friends and rela tive! In thla vicinity. Mrs. It. (I. Klmins Is quit HI at her home near Keno. "Mother" Met'ornilek, who pass. d away Tuesday at her daughter's home near I'lue drove, was laid to rest In Ilia Keno rmetery Thurs day by the aide of her hualN'iid, who passed away last fall. "Moth er" Mrt'ornili k waa loved I y both old aud young, who mourn br-r passing, and who extend their deepen! sympstliy to the bereaved relatives, Mrs. Harold Simmers of near Spencer Creek, spent Saturday lulling here Willi her mother, Mis. I,. V. Anderson. Alvln Clark returned hera on Friday evening from his home In I'enirul Calirnrnla. where he spent the Fourth of July holidays. jrH CHATTEOTON Srvf SV5H iJA'.'SwNb aa THE LAOV Of SCANOta.- Ruth Chattcrton, like eome oth AT THK 1.I1IERTY "Tho Thantom City," Kt'n Mi nard's lateet western. Is the cur rent attraction at the l.ihe-rty the atre. 11 preaeuta an entirely new r stars, like, to anting a prise on au audleuce ume in a while. She doea just that In "The Lady of Scandal," .Metro-C.oldwvu-Mayer's flimlxatlon of Frederick Lonsdale's celebrated stage play, "The Hlrh Road." now being shown at the Pelican theatre. Kirvt one wonders at the exrertness with which the heroine of "Ma dame X" and other emotional dramas handles biting witticism and subtle comedy and when one's mind la made up that the picture la all comedy, rhe rises to great heights In an intensely dramatic situation. The star Is surrounded by a brlllant cast in the filmtxation of the smart drama of London socie ty and show life. Basil Kathbone, who scored In "The Last of Mrs. Cheyney," by the same author, plays the hero, as the sophisti cated peer who couldn't help fall ing in love, while Ralph Forbes. of "Besn Geeto" tame, is seen a the lover who finds he ln t in love at all. Nanc O'Netl. American stage star, and Fred Kerr, eminent rn ish actor for whom the original plav was written, are teamed as Lord Trench and hie sarcastic wife, and extract many langhs from their roles, while Cyril Chad wick. Moon Carroll. Robert Bold- MacKensie Ward. Effle Ellster and Edgar Norton all handle sub tle character roles with great skill. While there are many launns. and mnch brilliant repartee in the dialogue, the underlying theme ia dramatic, being a woman's sacri fice of her lover to another woman who needs him more, Sidney Franklin's direction Is deft and in telligent, and the settings lavish. especially the great moaernuuc theatre set. In which Mis Chat- terton. as the actress, dances and sings a song number by Jack King and Elsie Janls. AT THE CPiE TREE ,ur 'angle to western pictures, Inas- if i a' J i HOOT GlBSOPt lMfVSA14 With lightning dexterity. Hoot Gibson juggles thrills, romance and humor in his latest Universal dialogue picture, "Trailing Trou ble." which opened at the Pine Tree theatre Sunday. Hoot la at bis amazing best in this 'production, which has the added advantage of an unusual plot. The famous western star runs the gamut of action from horses to airplainea, climaxing with a hair-raising parachute Jump. The picture is especially rich In Gibson's own Inimitable brand of humor. Hoot plays the part of a cowboy who takes a shipment of horses to ERRORGRAMS in Otoe to be euoiBLC rpH CITIZENSHIP THE 60V ERrtENT RETIRE fOUK YEARS RESIPErfCe- IN THIS COONTfH, WW HtlE THE NEC ESSARY WITNEJJ WITH YOU? I YE-5, SIR; I THIS j IS HIM. I 3 .if) The eifttt of moonshine. There are at least four mistakes In the above picture. They may pertain to grammar, history, etiquette, drawing or wbatuot. See If you can find them. Then look at the scrambled word below aud uuscramble it, by switching tha letters around. Grade your self iu for each of tha mistakes you find, and 20 for the ward If you unscramble IU Turn to the back page and we'll explain the nilatakes aud tell you the word, 'men ou can aoa uuw near a hundred you bat, . .i much aa it ia a combination mys tery drajiia and westnrn, with, as you can Imagiue, plenty of thrills and laughs! The theme Is typical of the dead" towns of California, for there are hundreds of ghost camps throughout the West with build injts still standing as they were abandoned &0, or even 7S years ago. The town of Hornltos. near the Yosemlte valley, was the loca tion used to make "The Phantom City." Thla town Is one of the landmarks of Calavaraa county, the locality of many of Bret Harte'a stories. Aside from Its nnusual atmos phere and theme, "The Phantom City" Is one of the fastest and most active pictures Mayuard has ever made. There is scenic beau ty, romance and plenty of stunts fumlshed by the star of Tarsan. A combination of mystery drama and fast western action Is enter tainment plus. An all star cast In Eugenia Gil bert, James Mason. Chsrles Msiles and Blue Washington is furnished Maynard by Charles R. Rogers, producer of Ken Maynard fea tures. In support. 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