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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1930)
Thursday, Augiint 14, 1930 THK EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THREE NEWSinBRIEF Character Close-Upi WHO sa imp lUiln Trl (o 'ruler l.ake I'ul. Hubert A. MiII.t. uf Port In ml, wliu la spending (ho summer ita Aslilund, made a trip tu t'retitr l.nko Hundny ltli J. II. Jlardy. Thl. Is tso first lima Col. Miller lina lifi'ii lu His laka lu 41 years. Jlla father waa a surveyor and lu IstO when lila fnlluT waa aurvoy Ing Klanitttll l.akn country iio held una end uf the cliiiiu, II hum lii llila aiiiiitt year thut ho made Ilia firm trip lu tlio lliku, mill liu waa liiflucnilnl In naming it. Aaiiiand 'nanus I'uuny llow-ilr-ilu llr llcre'a a fuiiiijr h')W-dn-do down In historic Klamaili county. It seems that there are two deputy district attorneys llicro, ami each la riinnlnit for tlio main office In ilia November elcrtlun, according la Joseph N. Ileigersot of Port land. es-iredent of the Oregon state dlnlrirt aiiurncva' associa tion. Oregunleu. l'hotocruillira li-l Munihnra of the Southern Ore gon Photographers' asuclallnn hold (heir regular business meet ing In Mmlfurd Tucsduy evening. The business meeting was follow ed hri 1 o'clock banquet at tho M-.Kur, Hotel. Mra. Mar King Conradl, president of I hi associa tion, motored to Medford from Klamalh Pulls to preside at I lie meeting. T ' ' -r- Wifrss J Let us show you what $20, $25, $30 and $35 will buy you in a Suit of Clothes. These prices are made possible only by doing a Cash Business. FOREMAN & CLARK CLOTHES $SdD to" $3; .Year Round Prices New Hat Styles 93.50 to $7 Guaranteed All Leather Oxfords $5.00 Arrow Shirts, Colors Guaranteed $1.95 and Up Kirkpatrick&Kennett Fifth & Main St. Exclusive Agents for Foreman & Clark Clothes IPELECAN Last Showing Today "CAMEO KIRBY" A Romantic Musical Drama TOMORROW Tim Venr'a Moat I niislnil Iive Slor.vt "THIS MAD WORLD" Allli KAY JOHNSON nnil HASH, ItATIIHONR Pine Tree tlrenteat of Urnuiaat Tolil with unlM-llevnlile Bpectarle, Hliipcndoua Color itml Htlirlng Muslr! "SONG Of The FLAME" With HKHMCK t l.AIHi:, AI.I.XAMII It filtAY, NOAH llrKItY ami ALICK tiK.NTI.K Friday Dorothy Mackaill in "STRICTLY MODERN" LIBERTY Mary Nolan "YOUNG Iiiirg Hprlnga Itoail I Utter liiMUlrliig alt pluees In Klsm alll rulls, and living told flvu places thut Ihu lirvviiMprlng iiiuiiulnlu highway was I in loan able, or In a lerrllile cundillon, a Iruvallng inuu who rcechuu Asliluud Tuesday aald ha look a cliune uu tlio aliih Inquiry euu cumo over tliu ruud. llu etateu thut nutiiriiliy the road wliera n haa been resurfaced la not yet put-hod tu a buulnvurd-ainuulli-ni'a, lint It la far from tuipuaa ahlu and would scarcely cuun under tlio lu.slllcutlon of a "bad ruad." Aaliluud Tldlnga. Traffic luircaaca Tratfic statistics ahow a larger punuutugo Increase lu Irulllc over Ilia llcdwood blguway, auu stutlstlcs fur Ilia alala allow heavier truvol In southern Ore gou thuu lu any uthar dlatrlct lu Ilia atata, uccurdlug tu K. K. l.us tud of tliu U. H. buruuu uf roods and alula Irulllc dupurliucul. Aaliluud Tldlnga. Hprnl Woea rinil Here Mr. and Mia. (iorg luipraw and o. Harry, and I), 'luwllu. all of Kusuiiville, Calif., epcul tlia week-end In Klauuilh rulls with Mr. and Mra. W. T. llcna Icy at their lioiiia ou Maniaulia lrot. Mr, liupraw and Mr. 'luwllu urn fllora firr tha trull gruwnra null lu Huaanvlllo. Left for hlniiiulh Mr. and Mra. Cliff Jonklna and Ml.a Dorothy Chuppil loft tlila mm ulna fur Klamalh Kalla, wlir Mr. Ji-nklua la ompl'iyd. Mra. Ji-uklua and Mlaa L'happH will uiuka tho CraK-r U trip cu ruuio homo. Aililnud Tidings. j.k,-li t Vl'ltora XV. M. Hublnaun and wife of l.nki'li-w wcro lllora In Kla mu Hi Fulls Wednesday fioin Lukevluw. Ml Lillian Kmllh waa ulsu a liknvHiw lllor yesterday. All were gueata at the Hull Hotel. hhernman VUlleil- K. n. I'arshall, (iromluant sheepman of Montague, Calif., waa a visitor In Klamath Kalis for several daya this week. Itplnrnnl to lleall) Mrs. Ida Howard baa relumed to her home In Uratty after spending the paat week In Mod ford. LAST SHOWING TODAY TODAY Starring in DESIRE" Deputy Supreme Secretary EA. KAI.I.ICN, Deputy Supremi Becralary, Ixiyal Order of Mouse, whore territory Includes all tha Kin ky Muuntaln Kiatea, Pacific Coaat Htates, aoulhweatero Canada, and Alaska. r'unner lu-sldrnta Visit Mr. and Mra. l'aul llogurdiis, of iJowuny, C'allt,orulu. are the giiesta of Mr. and Mra. C. V. U'l.auxhllu at their homo un Lukeshure Drive. Mr. and Mrs. llugurdue fro forinvr rosldouts uf this city, and bavo many frliuda here. llrtuinrd from i allfornla Mr. and Mra. ('. II. Crlsler have returned frum a trip to California, whero they epent aeveral wet-ka In Kau Kranrluo and Kurramentu. Their rioimliter, Mrs. Vera Hnrry hill, who haa been visiting them, remained In Hucrumcuto. l-ft for MelfoMl Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Vaupel left toduy for Medford. where Mr. Vaupel will be afllllatod with the Medturd branch of MaxlH's Drug Store. Mr. VauiH-l has bi-eu In thu local atore for aomo time. I'aikanl Solan Htolen A l'ai-kard aedan belonging to Dr. J. Randolph llarr, waa atulen frum Ita parking place behind the Oregon Bank building. Tuesday evening. Aa yet no trace of the stolen car baa been found. lieturn from Mcdford-M Mra. Gordon Qultnby and two children, Mickey aud Hetty, have returned from Medford, where i they bave ajient the part two : weeka, visiting with relative! and i friends. " llrtuma From Portland Miss Helen Gobelbecher, sis ter of Mrs. K. bletsche, haa re . turned to thla elty after a month'a visit with frleuda In ; 1'orllsud. Iluslnrsa Visitor r. U. Markwardt of Chtloquln apent Wednesday In Klamath Kalla visiting friends and tending to buslnesa mattera. floganui People llei Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Woodcock were vlsltora In the city last eve ning from their borne at llonan iu. They were gucsta at tha Hull Hotel. Sent Hcveral lna Ik- Mr. and Mrs. Uuorge Con drey I of Medford atu-ut aeveral daya ! here tho flrat of the week visiting 1 Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cofer and Mr, and Mra, Koland Cofer. ! Move Into New Home Mr. and Mrs, A. M. Thomas are ! moving Into the former residence 'of Mr. and Mra. W. W. McNcaly at 2:4 High atreet. Motored from Itocky Point Mr. and Mrs. II. K. llansbury motored to Kla.nnlh Fulls from their home at Hocky I'olnl, Wed nesday, MIiUhihI Vlsllor Mra. J. D. lloopor, of Midland, waa a buslnesa vlMto- lu the city Wednesday. For Wearin' t L-rrr n. '' ' ' j 'J i The long-sleeved polo shirt, made of Nil green washable cham ois. Is the new ellp-on that smart women wear (or golf, polo, fly ing and outdoor snorts In general. This one bag four buttons that can be fastened at the throat and a belt that buckles after tha shirt Is pulled duwn over tho hips anil Moused, slightly above tho belt. A beret to mutch thn chamois la the juunly new kind that haa perky corners to Ita cut. For golf, ventilated gloves a,re host (or hot sum mer days. COUPLE HELD IN DEATH OF CAR SALESMAN Authorities at Seattle Doubt Story Told by Thomas Kuchin BKATf.K, Aug. H, (AO ( hurged with flrat dugree inurdor, Tliomua Kuchin, alias Thomas Wulch, of Hvuttlo, waa being bald dure (or Masou county authorities In connection with tha death at Hhi.llon. Wash, Monday of Charloa llray, 48, aaleamaiiuger fur an au tomulille company. The warrant waa nworn to by J. W. Uruhum, Mason county proaecttilng attor ney. Kuchin denied the charge. Mra. Hetty Wulch, al whoae homo In Heattlo Kuchin aald be had lived, wua also held fur quea tlimlng by Mason county authori ties. Kuchin and Mrs. Walcb were to ha taken to Khclton today by Bberlff w. A. Tucker. Ileal Warned for llealli flray, who went to blielton wllh Kuchin, authorities aald, to complete purchase of the automo bile agency for which he was working, collapsed and died, bis death being attributed to an acnta slumucu attack brought on by the heat. (irahain aald he began an Inves tigation after bo bad received an anonymous telephone call asking what had become of the 15,401) which Hroy waa aupposed to hava had with him. (iraliam awaited, he aald, Kut bin's announced re turn to Bhelton to complete fun eral arraugemeuta and whfin be failed to appear, swore out lb warant for his arrest. The prosecutor also demanded an autopsy and tbn dead man's stomach, lunga and brain were sent to Allien Jai-obson. Seattle city chemist, for alalysls. Kuchin waa arrented yr.ferday In eastern Washington, officers said be waa driving easl, IIKMl Kltl;ll hl TAI.F.n FA1.EM. Ore., Aug. 14, AP) Judtre L. II. McMahan yester day sustained a demurrer by Hal K. Hubs, secreUry of state, in a suit brought by the Portland Van and Storage company to enjoin the collection of certain truck license fees. IHMCEH KKgtl.SITlOX FALEM, Ore., Aug. 14, (AP) Governor Norblad yesterday Issued a requisition for the ex tradition from Yakima, Wash., of George W. Roeenbacker. alias Georga W. Dugan. and Frank Wayne, who are wanted In Port land on forgery charges. I.INKN M1I.I.H TO Rl'X SALEM. Ore.. Aug. 14, (API The spinning department of the Oregon Linen Mills, Idle tur aeveral weeks, will again be In operation next week. Work has alreody been resumed In the winding and twin-j departmenta Receipt of new orders la tas reason for the activity. KISIIKRMAX DROWNS ASTORIA, Aug. 14, (AP) John Johnson, 40, Astoria fish erman, ended bis life yesterday by leaping off the ferry In the middle of the Columbia river. The cause waa not known, Montana Gueat Mrs. C. Henry Peterson, of Great Palls, Montana, la the houso guest of Mra. L. W. Pcate. Mra. l'eate aud Mra. Peterson were achool and unlvcralty friends. Mr. and Mra. Peterson made the trip from Great Palls by motor, stopping In Glacier National park. After a day'a stop Mr. Peterson went on north to purchase an aeroplane In Portland. Mr. Peterson Is a fly ing enthusiast, having taken In structions from Karl Vance, who Is well known In Klamath Fulla. Mrs. Peterson will Join ber hus band In Spokane next week. In tht fertile state of Iowa, on an average, 30 per cent of the rented farm a value Is absorbed by taxes. on the Green I. C. C. Examiner To Hear Case of Oregon Railroads PORTLAND, Aug. 14, (AP) An Interstate commerce commis sion examiner will arrive here September 4 to conduct hearings on petitions of tho Oregon Klee trle and Houthern Pacific rail roads, 40 mile lumber Una ex tending from Independence to the coast range summit at Valsett. Tha Oregon Klertrlc last Ap ril, announced It bad contracted w)tb Cubba and Mitchell com pany, owners, to buy the Valley and fillets and planned to con nect It by constructing a mile link with the Oregon Klertrlc at Orvllle etatlon. Application was made to the Interatato com merce commleslon. The Valley and Slleli for near ly two decades has been a spur Una from the Southern pacific Una through tha connection at In dependence and the Southern Pac ific opposed the Oregon Electric extension. Pacific U. Team Going to Hawaii PORTLAND. Aug. 14. fAP) Eldon I. Jenne, Pacific University athletic director, said today he planned to take his llu deer foot ball team to Honolulu In IS 31 for a game with either tha University of Hawaii or an all-star eleven that wins the Island champion ship. Jenne aald he cabled J. Ash man Reveus, Honolulu sports pro moter, stating terms Including a return game between lluwallans and Pacific Uulverslty during the holidays here. '1LK! KIVORCE Hl'IT Henry A. Runde filed a dlrorce complaint In the circuit court Wedneaday against Marguerite Runde. whom be married In Kla malh county In October, 1522. The complaint charges cruel and inhuman treatment. A property settlement has been reached. The plaintiff asks the care and custody of the two minor chil dren, Joan . and Carol, 4. He la represented by David Vanden burg, attorney. 117 AIR OrT'ENni-.RS WASHINGTON. The aero nautic branch of tba t". S. depart ment of commerce tried 177 vio lators of air commerce relations during the second quarter of this year. Thla number la a S3 per cent Increase over tba first quar ter of tbe year. Fifty-three were assessed and paid fines; 20 were reprimanded, 3 licenses were suspended, 13 revoked and live licenses were denied. In 24 cases the flyers were dismissed. KKi LA.NDI.NO LONDON A auccesafu! land ing In m heavy fog was accom plished here by t ebald of a new landing instrument. Tha pilot flew above the fog and away from tba field. While he was away a captive balloon was rais ed abova the fog level. Coming back, tha pilot dived into tbe fog eloa to the bnlloon, which mark ed the field, and by an angle In dicator, reached the ground and leveled off to a landing by the aid of a weighted Indicator. Special Thursday, Friday aud jaturdny FINGER WAVE and SHAMPOO $1.00 We are Experts In PERMANENT WAVING l'bone 1162-W The VANITY SHOP 1114 Main St. fife New Colors New Leathers . New Heals Quality Always There Houston's Shoe Store Quality Footwear Independent Home Owned ' IY GRATITUDE BEYOND IADS' "I was In aucb a nervous, run down condition the least exer tion would Just weur me out. I'd hava such alck bcadaches and IKH. M. C. JACQl'KS dlixy attacks that at timea my husband bad to lead me about. .My food disagreed with me and I was forever having liackaches. Since I've finished my fourth bottle of Bargon all my troubles have entirely disappeared and 1 feel like a new woman. "Sargon Pills completely rid me of constipation without the slightest upsetting and my head aches and dlzxy apells have 'pass ed Into history'. My gratitude to Ibis new jargon Is beyond words. Mra. M. C. Jacques, 1.11 W. Dektim fit., Portland, Ore. Mngill Drug Co. Adv. CANADIAN AVIATION MONTREAL "No country has a sounder development In avia tion than that of Canada." Is the opinion of J. A. Wilson, controller of civil aviation of that country. 'Some countries have developed aviation more rapidly, some have more expensive airways bat none has kept ber airway develop ment in better accord with ber need," be says. PORTRAIT TABLECLOTHS LONDON. Society hostesses have adopted the style of nslng portraits on tablecloths used st the dinners they serve. The cloths are of tine linen, and the port raits are woven Into tbe center. The pictures are either of the hostess or of some visiting celeb rity. 5 All Star Bouts 5 30 Rds 30 Rd Wed Eve., Aug 20 Legion Arena Steamboat Jackson vs. Jack Kentworth NEWEST. : BOXING SMARTEST'-- OOTWEAP. 4-FALL 'SSTYLESi UMUIN fi'.V- ':i'.V A -W-B i ir Sidney Howard a u t b e r and Pulltxer . prise wlnn sr. who wrote "Ned Me Cobb's Daugh ter. drove an ambulance and later became commander of a combat squsd ron In the Amer ican air force la the World War. EHKLMO HAM STOCKHOLM. Adam lived In an Igloo and was closely related to the Neolllblc men who once lived In caves In France, accord ing to Knud Rasmussen, Eskimo authority. He Intends to secure the cooperation of the United States, Russia and the Scandi navian countries in sn expedition to Investigate the subject further. HONOR JUKI-RE PARIS. A tilting honor to one of the greatest heroes of tbe World war, a statue of Marshall Joffre. waa recently unveiled at Chantllly. It waa a marble re production of tbe "savior of France" and the ceremony was at tended by the 73-year-old hero personally. The Personal Touch in Buying .... Not every store is Big enough to send buyer to the Eastern markets, and yet few stores who do send buyers East are Small enough that they can render personal buy ing service. To illustrate our point, Mrs. La' Points leaves August 17th for New York'for ap proximately six weeks of Fall buying, and is taking with her special orders for many of our customers. Through contacts made in the store, she knows the customer and her needs, and no doubt, in combing the market will find something admirably suited. v This service is open to any and all of ear friends, and at any time. . If Mrs. La Fointe is away, we simply write her, or the customer may write direct, describing her wants, and Mrs. La Fointe does her best to shop for her. 919 E. Main St. "Klamath County Baby Beef A Specialty." . , MID-WEEK SPECIALS Crystal White Soap 10 bars White King Large package - Mother' Pats Premium package Nu Life C. ' 24-oz. pac kitfec Sugar 10-lb. cloth bag S & W Coffee Shoppe Coffee Sweet Milk Any Cut Baby Beef Cut to Order Pure Pork Links (made of pork shoulders), pound ;; We Buy and Sell For Cash. Open Evening and Sundays. ' Independent Home Owned Store 1 National Guard Arsenal Receives Heavy Equipment SALEM. Ore.. Aug. 14, (AP) Since July 1 lb Oregon National Guard baa received from tha Fs.lf eral government abou' 1500.00 worth of new and heavier eu,ulu ment for tha arsenal at Cams Clackamaa, for the use of tha 21th Field Artillery regiment, la addition to this, It was aald al National Guard headquarters to day. 1151,300 worth of aesr equlpment haa been received. Included In the equipment re ceived since July I at It new 15e-inlllmetor bowltsers. Then are propelled by five-ton tractors and 24 of theaa have been receiv ed. Also there are aeveral thous and dollars worth of delicate In struments used In artillery open, tlons. The Howltiera repli lighter TS-mlllmeter guns foron . ly used. The change Is Incident to tha conversion of the 212th Into rext mental status. SUSPECT 8IIOT DOWN ! PORTLAND, Aug. 14, ( AP)-" Frank Williams, alias Sutton, 24, former "convict and burglar ins pect, waa ahot and wounded fat ally today by Arthur Chasa, pat rolman, after Williams la aald to have beaten Chase Into un consciousness. Tha patrolman recovered In time to empty bis revolver at his fleeing assailant. FIND ANCIENT IiOXEA RICHMOND. Va. Teeth and jaw bones of aomo prehlatorls monster were recently found by dredgers digging a section of the tntra-eoastal wsterway )etween Carolina beach and Myrtle Grove sound. The teeth were about Inches long and H Lichee In di ameter. They weighed severs! pounds each. Jamea Madison, who waa only five feet four Inchea tall, waa the shortest man who haa avrr been President of the United States. Lincoln, six feet four Inches, was tbe tallest. 35c 40c 35c 24c 57c 29c 12c 35c L 507 MAIN ST- .