The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, July 21, 1930, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, July 21, 19.10 THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OKEGON PAGE nVE MEN S ENJOYS SOCIAL TKNNANT, t'sllf , July II,. (Biitulal I Thn regular niuiitly mini nl I ho Wllilwcmil Woiiioii llullil Waa hnld Wvitncailay alter nonn on tltn lawn lu III reur nt Mrs. II. I. Dnylo a Iiuiiid. Tlx laitlea enjixl ph'aaaut euclul a'tammm. Tlie huaieaana. Mr, tlama J. N. Krleml, J. Kulila mil K I Im (Irnliaiu, eirverl refresh. meme tit Iced Ira, Ire i-ream and rouiiM. Thus who ettvniliid llila eoclal were Mm. Julia t'roac, Mra. A H. Cecil, auil Mra. A. I.. I lam meraley, gunata ul Ilia (lulld, and Meailamee lyle, I'ewilntiy, Ilin- anu, t'ouuta, Itourro, llmiry. I'ar- kar Andnraoii, Murphy, Mn- ilunald, ami the hoeluaeee. Mr. and Mra. Kiigrne Tardy nil aniall daughter Joan lift HatunUy evening fur liirhi'lluin, Waah., for two wunka tl.ll lih Mr. Tardy'a par on In, Mr. and Mra. M. II. Tardy. Mr. Tardy Hr. la iba Indian agent at Inchnlluin. Mra. at. A. Parser, grand children Marian and Howard Parker ot Aahlund, Ora., Mr. and Mra. Hill Parker, dauglilra l.unlllat and Unity ijlvnn. Mra. til 1 1 I'arknr'a brother, K. O. Hears, and Mr. and Mra. M. Meeanar ot Yruka, Cel.. with gueala Sunday al I ho M. K. Wllaim home. Mra. 8. A. farkar and Hill Parker being moilmr GUILD and brother ot Mra. Kllaua. Mra. .Maaanar la a candidal In thu coming olttrtion of achool euper Intetiuent of Klaklyou county. .Mr. and Mra. II. r. Kosier. no dermis and daughter Jran nf Klanialh Kalla spent tha week and at toe boraa of Mra. Knairr'a parents. Mr. and Mra. C. W. Murphy. Mr. Norman M Ilia, machinery alnaman of I'ortlr id, waa In town during tha work on liiinl naaa. Mr. and Mra. A. H. Cecil of t.a (irand, Calif., arrived In camp Wadnoaday hy aulo for a two weoke vlalt with tholr friends, .Mr. and .Mra. Iloaa Unwdncy. Mr. aad Mra. It. II. Hawkins and daughter Harmony motored lo Ashland Wednesday where (bay met Mra. Ilowklna molbnr, Mra. Cora llrntien of liandon. Ora., who accompanied them bom tha aame evening. Mr. and Mra. 1. II. MrMlrharl. aon John, Jr., and O. o. Wing tlald motored to Klanialh rails r'riday on bualnMa. Mr. and Mra. C. K. Klngaley were Kla math Kali, visitors on Krlday alao, Mr. and Mra. Krauk Corey of Hull 'alU. Or., and William Corey of Chlro, lallf., wrr, Tarnlght vlaltora Tburaday at lb horn ot Mr. and Mra. Clay Paiker. Mra. rrank Corey, who waa Mlaa Krankle llralnard. waa (ormar popular resident of Tennant. Mra. M. Ilorina. Mlaa Violet Borlna, Mr, and Mra. O. D. Urn naman and twina. aon and daugh tar, ot Han Krenclao are visiting tholr daughter and alaiar, Mra. II. ('. Neablt. Bill Duffy Signs Man Mountain to Fight Stribling OMAHA, Neb., Jnly 21 (AD Mon Sao, French mauager of iba giant Italian fighter, may In land to park hla charga In motb Isslla and ahlp hltn bark to Kurope neit week. Ilut lllll Unity, of Naw York, ro-manager and Amer ican representative of Ilia mam moth Kalian, la not In sympathy ' wllh tha Idea. Oufty, arrlrlng yeaterday lo at land tha Carnera-llearrat Wright fight laat night, announced he baa algnad contract calling for tha Itallan'a appnaranr agalnat W. I.. (Yong) gtrlhllng In Atlantic City August So. Hen announced her two daya ago ho and Camera would aall next week and would not return until hla tighter waa aaaured of better treatmont In , New York. Vnr Reaulta I'm Herald llase Ada IE ILJ dn 311 ths Unlvtrtity of Oregon do another 11,000,000. Flva hundred rateller, and 38 wholttatcn (plut five farmer,' co eparatlvai) make Eujent the rttall canter for 60,000 people. Buy. an ar Incrcatlng toot Eujana'i population, now 18,871, falncd 76 In the lot ten ysari, while the county frsw 51 35. Meanwhile, tha Eugene Rcglitcr'i circulation grew 73 falter than ths population. Only lour newspapers In Oregon carried mors than 5,000,000 Hnas ol advertising last year three of them ar In ens city, the fourth was tha Register. Mors classified space (over 1,000,000 Unas) was bought In the Register than any other dally of ths asms sits In the country. Small wonder that local advertisers (who Jrnow) prefer tha Raglttcr, Its dominant circulation alons would male for that try 4w 110,01 OrotttW bay- fm4 tfciM tw.r Vlbaftv Drncra.NrW La Otmn4 0ffr Vihlant. rttfinti M8l(rJ Muil Trikut Vitfl AUvrtan Orto Ctty tnfrwrht lnvana ittfliiltr Raflmr Ntwi-rH? Stdntt Pan Courftr lalam CpiimUJovrmt ttmmmtit FHi Hf.(.Nwi Tn 0ll Chrenkf M C MOOFNSCITS COJntj rk'Vaijafc'' K.w V. D.lrell taalll. thlcawet rll.na lea fraa.le La, Ang.l.a WATCH FOR MEDFORD, MRS. GRIZZLE'S FATHER PASSES Mra. V, l Tliliin (lliirald C'orreiiniiniluntt MT. I.AKI, July II, (API (Himi'iul to Tha llnriild) Mra. Hllua llrlsilo waa railed lo Marsh llalil. tlregnn, July 4, on account of tha Illness and dnalb of bar father, A. U. Htarnoa, ot Hpokana, Wash. Mra. tirlxsle ralurnad liiiiua lu.l r'rlduy. Hhs waa ac companied by hir mother, who eipniia to apaad tha aummer here. ' The Iter, Mr. Jnwell conducted services at Ilia Mt. I.akl church on Hiinday, Inking iba place ot nr. Jonea. who bad charga of aurvliea at Merrill, Kourlei'ii parKona Joined tha "Ciunniiiiilty Church" at ML Ijtkl and a number of children mid older pcraoua war bnptliad. Iliu c um in un Im, aerrlra waa alao olianrved. Vcrala MiClnllau, who haa baan III fur aoin llinu. mads aararal tlalla tu Kliunutli ralla lo take trualiiieiita. Mra. Tipton and Mlaa Kutn ratlin wera dlunar lunula at Iba J. H. McClnlluii boms un Uuuday. Mr. and Mra. Itoblnaoo of Klamath Knlli apenl Huuday at I lie Varna McClcllun hutna. WEEK'S NEWS OF KENO FOLK VKI.Ml HMIWIilMIKK KK.MJ, Ore., July II (riperlall Mra. It. W. Tower and bod Jamea of Klamath Kalla and laughter, Mra. Hart (irey and chil dren of Korl Klamath, apent hun- day aftrrnoon calling on old frlenda at Keuo. Virgil Hetford. Kurd aalaaman of Klamath Kalla. waa In the vicin ity ot Keno Monday, calling on proapeotlrs cuatoniora. Mlaa Jeaale Purketl and a gruup of frlenda enjoyed awlra at Cry a lal Hprlnga Uuuday. Thomaa It eon and family ar enjoying a trlalt from Mr, Henna father and mother, Mr. and Mra. Itenn of Aatorla. Ura. Tbey ar rltred her on Krlday, Mlaa Kay Drew of Pine (iroru attended church aervlrea Bunday at tha boma of Mra. K. K. Purkati. Hon ftnowgooaa accompanied by bla alater, Lola, mad a bualne.a trip lo Klamath Kalla on Tuanday. Mra. K. K. Puckett bad her ton- alia removed recently. tr. flax performed the operation al Klam atb Kalla. Mr. and Mra. Thomaa Ronn and children and Mr. Henn a paranta motored lo Crater Lake on Bun- day, where they enjoyed tha day. Mlaa Ollva Tompklna la helping Mra. It. W. .Nelaon rook for a hay ing rraw. Mlaaea Luclle Hefner. Barbara Flrooka and Winnie Brooke en joyed a awlmmlng party at Crra lal Springe Tueaday ovenlng. Old Lake Trail Closed Forever CRATEIt I.AKK. July U. The "old trail" from tbo r'm to the Ink cloned fori'cr on Jul) II. Thla trail, unaafa and long alnr nfflrlitlly cloaed, la no long er to be usul, under any clrcnm lanrea. Park rangera on duly on Ihe rlin and tralla have atrlrt ordera to prevent anyono tialng the old trail. Tho new Crater Wall Trail, a wide and well-built path, wlnda down to the lake by eaejr grade. Krors may b aeen everything of lutereat that could b aeen from ihe old trail. An army of men have been at work p'lttlng the trail In perfect condition; all rorka have keen cleared off. A ranger patrol" the trail, ready and willing to anawer any and every queatlon aaked by the pub lic lining It. The public ahould not feel aa- grloved at not being permitted to lake the rlaka Involved In ualng tho old trail. Tber tbem- aelvea are helping to make iila tory. l.ltlle Imagination or In- Ight la required to reallie that fifty or mom yeara from now (his "new trail" of today will be the "old trail." with memories clueterlng around It Ilka to thoeo that now cluster around ths "old trail" now cloaed forever. IE RI IE U $32,000,000 Oregon Market JVh annual turnover of 111,000,000 provide, Euaen rcildcnb) whk ample monay to purchaie tf advartlltd (oodi. Salllnf thaia It saiy tliroujh the evening and Sunday RejUtar. Aerleuhur, Umber, and manu facturing hava an annual turnover ol $8,000,000 each. Public larv. Ics companlai. wholcialinj, and bter A SAFkt PLACE TO LANDI Today in Klamaths Theatres AT TIIK PKI.K AN Mttle America, on ths Hay of Whaloa, lliO mllna from the Hiiutb Pole, Is ths moat nerfnrt hnallh re- aort lo ths world. There ars no forms there, for garma cannot e lat In a temperature of from (6 to 70 degraea below loro. The air la bracing and vital. Tha continent Is a great plateau. IO.Oiio feet above ,na level. J "Ths only drawbacks ars ths nsceaalty of continued anow-shov-allng nd ths lack of convenient transportation, aaya Joaepb Iluek er, paramount cameraman with Hear Admiral Rlcbard E. Ilyrd South Pols sipsdltlon, who brought back to lbs United Slates a film-record ol lbs sipsdltlon. "With Ilyrd at ths Boutb Pols.4 which will show at tbs Pelican tbeatrs, starting Tueaday, for thres days. Antarctica la 15,000 miles from New York, snd ths trip rsqulrss from 41 daya to Hires months. "Wlnda attain a velocity of HO miles an bour on tha Hooketeller mountain!, near ths pole." Huck er aaya, "and pile ths dry, pow dery enow In vaat drlfta. Ths bard sat Job ot ths expedition was not flying ovsr ths pole, exploring or keeping alive. It waa ths continu ous shoveling of enow, III days a year. "for Inatance. wbsa ws dug out our Ford airplane for ths flight ovsr lbs pole, ws had to remove 4 8 tons ot snow which hsd accum ulated about It. All ot ths 41 men In tbs expedition turned out for ths work In shifts and completed It In 84 boura. Kara time ws pre pared a plans tor a flight, tbs ama thing had to be dons." Ths terrific velocity of ths wind cauaed ths wreck of ons of tbs Ilyrd plsnes while It waa explor ing the Rockefeller range, 171 mllea from ths baas camp In Llttls America. Although burled In now, tied down and filled with blocka of loo, ths plsns wsa swept away snd amaabed agalnat the mountain aide three mllea dlatant. Only ths daring of Admiral Byrd, who Instituted a aearrh In an other plans during a three-hour lull In ths blltiard. brought shout tbs rearns of tho fonr man ma rooned on ths mountain. AT TIIK PINK THKK "Murder Will Out," First Ns tlonsl and Vltaphons 'production i now current ei ins rins irss ine ntrs. Is refreshingly original. With no bungling detective. apooky seances, eliding panela, clutching handa, nor other of the uaual Irlcka ao dear to the heart of tha mystery author, "Murder Will Out" bolda audlencs Interest and emerges aa one of tha aeaaon'a most novel and Inters, ting fea tures. Instead of the meanlngleaa pat- ter so frequently fonnd In mystery i THE DOCTORS SAT FOR ACHES & PAINS FOR RHEUMATISM OVER-EXERCISE EXPOSURE OR OLD ACE USE MIKE MARTIN'S LINIMENT . ' RELIEF OVER NICHI Freckles and His Mom'n Pop TMU8M . . ie'iXT:;.S6ocE8TA'Juy ) too oioit ex- f -mrs is FReeni.es - I IM,. cv outfit Like tujt-6lao) s-wi ikic act? r?hrr. . . m I I 1 . . ' " I ICWIUMlNe A HW5 J 06CAA Tpr -V " FBlSNDS, OMCLti J yTZi,- "i i ir y thioo tvt uow Ktts OM POUTlNrJ VWNT M.MC V. .sjw. V TPUT ON THIS TAUSC I 0TACHC rO A OWQUI5C. Jmi'SikXk ''M-' OVVE tMt BOHUNH I -"""" Y ri mss yV 1 I l ItSK THM o to out, WaaJJtjiiT;p! " ' the C6 is root-tn SyfZfJs: I'Vj rr COrlPLLTCUV 31 ZC 3' plcturss. Intelligent dialogue car ries ths story along at a brlak pace toward ths aurprlas denounce ment. The sxcollent adaptation ot Murray Lslualer's atory la ths work ot J. Urubb Alexander. Hound sttecta. which alwaya heighten tha sffecllveneea of mya tery picture, ars uaed In good laats and moderation. Tha plot Centura about a group of Chlueae blackmallera who at tempt to sxtort money from Leon ard Htaunton, a wealthy New York olubman. Ths rols of Blsunlon la Ideally suited to Jack Mulhall'a breety personality. Ills performance baa a fins fuato and admirable re straint. Llla Lee. wbo waa alao Mulhall'a leading woman In "Dark Htrsels," la both charming and capable. Noah Beery, Malcolm MacUrsfor, Tully Marahall and Also I). Krancla, loug eatsbllahed In silent plcturaa, ars all entirely adequate. Hedda Hopper, who gives bsr svery screen rols a charm and flnsaaa all her own. Is In bsr uaual good form. Cland Alllatsr, a newcomer to the fllme. la Interesting, and baa noticeably flawless diction. Much credit tor ths success ot "Murder Will Out" Is dus to Clsr enre Ilsdgar'a direction, which la amooth and Intelligent. AT THK LIBERTY A plcturs setting thst moved st ths rats of 41 miles so bour waa among ths oddities In tbs produc tion of "Wonder of Women." Clar enca Brown's naw Metro-Uoldwyn-Maysr production now playing at ths Liberty tbeatrs. It wsa a mov ing replica of a German railroad train. In which Lewis Stone, hero ot tbs story, and Peggy Wood, fa mous stags stsr, brought from New Tork for ths picture, enacted their first meeting. Ths plsy Is a romance of Europe sdsptsd from Herman Budermsnn'a "Tbs Wits of Stephen Tromholt." Leila Hy msns. Harry Myers. Oeorgs Few est! and others of Dots are In the cant. AT THK VOX Alice Day, wbo plays tbs role of Elaine McGrew, leading char acter of Tiffany's all-talking pic ture, "Hot Curves." does not be lieve It likely thst there will ever bs big lesgus baaebsll tesma compoaed of girls only "Yon see." ths fair Allrs ex plained between scenes at tha ball park, "baaebsll Is too stren uous for girls. It rsqulres lots of strsngtb to swing a bat and maka It mean something. Then, loo. It Ton have to elide to base yoa gat all dirty." Shs wrln- klsd her pretty noss at that What I It? It'.NOT A Famous o r 10 Friends ( OMJN.THCWL'S THAT Tta,v l M I 1 boo or AMvalMt Lv. wakc WTl i Ut TWCWHOlXNOGMBOnHOOB. iLI ' .OCT OUT OF THLPC'.! vf thought. "It muat bs awful to gat a ales class uniform all dualy or full of mud, Olrls would never Ilka that," Mlaa bay was gontiy reminded that shs plsys bull In Tiffany's "Hot Curves." "Oh. that's different," aha hurriedly amended. "When I said girls, I meant Just ordinary girls ths dsnghter of s big Insgus msnsger Is different. Why, she Is brought up on the game, bha ssts baseball, slsepa baaebsll and heara bajiHiall morning, noon and nlglH. Why abouldn'l aba piny My only regret Is tbst when Frank Mor timer wrots 'Hot Curves' hs didn't bsvs Elaine play la ths srtusl games, Wouldn t ths fana bs surprised to bsvs a girl pitch tbs deriding gsms of a World Series? I pitched la ths practlca gamea' Mlas Day picked up a baseball. An important message years ago . . . and even more important today riaiinad a Orae r " tweatr-elsfct rears 'FROM O. K. -1 RfcAO ABOUT THAT CASC'lliE ClMS ISADtB 6oT AVJAV L&PEO FP.ONV A .. TBAIH OR SOWS. TWlNG.TUEYT&U. EaglecEye Bha showed a trlrk turn of bar wrlat. , "Thla la my Uvorlle pitch. I throw a mean curve when I handle a bill this way. Kven Mlks Oonlln Is proud of me snd hs knows good baaehall when hs sees It because he la an e-lng leaguer. Hs uaed to be wllh the New York Giants." Alice Day readjusted her catcher's mask. "Just to show you thst a manager's daughter can play every position on the team. I'm going behind ths plsts snd rstcb a fsw hot ones for you." hhe scrambled out of ths dug out and would bsvs kept her promise If tforman Taurog hadn't called her for a acena for "Hot Curves." which Is tha currsnt at traction at tba Vox Tbeatrs. TO POMCK AIR WARHI.VOTON. July 81, (A CONT Ranch! O'Toole T& is v f I'D BG6I4 eTi-ArP " ' . To HAO mi STAY XjTI. A AWH.6 Pp.errv ves-Pts tawns SHIP we ( f "R A RICH MAM I PLY1N' ) " COAST ) N-L, ( HtS OAY UATC s ) NOVI BlLEYS A i ,SrT w J f 7 f V.UAT'STV.ATBOd m &g&g&S&:&y-23 AS. I SKWrttN' AT 50 Igr rSi' lfe&&5!&!li&r E P) Speedy trials for offsndsra raught by ths "pollrs ststlon ot ths air" at Grand Island. Neb raska, la planned by ths radio commlaalon. Ths comnilnilon la considering a pian for dally repnrta from I have just run across an advertisement written several yean ago. It was an important message then. But 1 am profoundly im pressed by the vastly increased importance which this message hat today. It tells what the protection of Carnation Milk at the source means to you how it eivea you a never-failina supply of puro milk, whole milk, of uniformly high quality, completely safeguarded for your protection and convenience. Today that message meant more than ever for physicians are recoirimending this form of milk for baby feeding. (Consequently, more than ever it is important you should have this '"protection at the source" for the milk you give your children. More than ever yoa can realize that milk to safeguarded, to safe, must be wonderfully fine milk for all household use. Send to Carnation Company, Albert Bldg., Front and Lovejoy Sts, Portland, for the Carnation Cook Book and Baby-Feeding Book. They are free. ENTED COWS" Ml CO. Ho BCNS - MAUfi VDORSCtvJtS AT UOf6-pO ' OOoHTT TO UAJC A D6AJ. MACATlOM up Kee-uoBSES to eioe . A wotop. boat VirtMAWO OrJ TOP OF TWAT,S tMCrl MAMG AN AIRPUAM6 tba Orsnd Island station which la to begin Its work ot detecting frequency snd othsr violations, about September 1, Ths dragon fly, contrary to pop ular belief, has no atlng. I'KRM Wrl.NT WKl.KINO Acetylene welding Is permsneat. When any mstsl pieces ars wel ded this modern wsy you rsa bs aura that they won't cams span. If yoa have any welding Jobs to ha done whether Isrga ar small It will bs to your advan tags to let ns do tha work You'll find our chargss reason able. By Blosser X WAUT YOO To to By Gowan mm MU,.MT.Ofr W