PAGE SIX
Tuesday, October 21, 1930
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
COUNCIL MEET
HELD ill
- Aa ordinance wm pitied In
second reading Monday evening
at the council meeting, award
ing a contract tor Installation
ol paved sidewalks along cer
tain Improved atreeia of the city
lo Tom Weatfill, low bidder tor
the work.
An ordinance waa pawed to
second roadlng laat night award
Ing a contract for Initallatlon ot
pared sidewalks Hong certain im
proved atreeia ot the city, to Turn
Wealfall. low bidder tor the won
Another ordinance pined to
aecond reading aulhonied the
mayor and police Judge to enter
Into oontract run the bwan
Like Aiouldinc company (or re
pairing the city bill roof. A third
ordinance wblcn wai aaoptea au
thorlied the purchase of an Aua
tin iweeper tor the atreet depart
ment from the loreai company,
Con alder Movement
A movement being sponsored
ry the itte board of health to ex
tend more complete public healtn
aorvtce Into rural communities
and to allow for more thorounn
work through full-time nnita wai
referred to the Judiciary commit
tee. since the virlous citlea of the
state are being asked to cooperate
In this matter. The mayor re
auested a report from the com'
mlttee by next Monday night it
possible.
Report Filed
Complete reports ot what the
Southern Oregon-Northern Call'
fornla Development association
lias been doing and future plans
of the organltation were received
and placed on file. A report on
the Crescent City harbor hearing
held In April was Included In the
reports.
Repine Parkings
Replacement of parkings by the
Natural Gas corporation, wnicn
1s now installing gaa lines
throughout the city waa discussed
and Mayor T. B. Waltera stated
the parking strips must be re
placed in rood condition, even to
I he extent ot naving a mu reseea
the crass next spring at the ex'
pense ot the company. There has
been a great deal of complaint
from property owners on the de
struction ot their parking lawns.
Refluent Iladgete
The mayor notilied all city de
partment heads to prepare their
I'UdgeU lmmeaiaieiy tor me com
ing year In order that the budget
committee may complete the bud
get work as soon aa possible.
Seeks Permit
Mr. Steffins, owner of amuse
ment shows which have been in
this city a number of timea, ap
peared before the council and ap
plied for a permit to open an in
door shooting gallery. The mayor
was ot the opinion that there is
no ordinance against the operation
of such a business here, but stat
ed similar applications had been
refused in the past. Councilman
Oldi, chairman of the police com
mittee, said that refusals bad been
necessary in the past because of
the type of persons wishing to en
gage In the business. The matter
wn referred to the police commit
tee. .
Miscellaneous
James AY. Pitcher was appoint
ed to the position of city patrol
man upon the recommendation of
Keith Ambrose, chief ot police.
Councilman Butler recommend
ed the Installation ot lights at the
intersection of Orchard avenue
and Orchard Way.
Eight building permit!, aggre
gating 112,278. were allowed.
AS OLD BABT
LONDON'. "Who's the babe of
thli family?" . asked the deputy
coroner in a recent Inquest con
cerning the Kennedy family. "I
am," replied James Kennedy.
"How old are you?" asked the
deputy. "Seventy-five." James
replied. Then it wai found that
he had one brother who wai 95,
one 86. and a sister 89.
It must be a great consolation
to the Slav to know he is being
shot by liberty lovers Instead o:
a ciar.
No More Neuritis
In Anns, Neck, Legs or
Thighs
tf you want to get rid of th mg
ntzlnr pain of nturltlt. neuralgia,
fiat lea or rhtumntlim. luat apply
Tramol to fh affected parta nr..
how quickly all misery will
seaaa.
Tysmol la a powerfully p net rat
Inv absorbent, toothing and healing
In Its action, which goea In ibrout:b
tb poraa and quickly reachea the
burning, ach-ntc nervaa. Those
tub born patna in the back of ine
neck, about tht- shoulder blade, face
or head. In the forearm and ringers,
or extending down the tfaitrh to the
toe tips, will aoon die-appear.
Cramping of the muscles will stop
and you will no longer be bothered
with aoraDess. awaillng. atiffneaa.
numbneaa or tendernesa of the
Joints and ligament a.
Tyaraol Is not an ordinary llni
ment or salya, but a scientific new
mnlllsnt that la antlrely different
from anything you have aver used
Don't auffer any longer. Get a sup
ply of Tyamol at any good drug
store. Always on band at Star
Drug Co,
rUHlCk'EN-HEARlD FIGHTERS
are The first
CLAIM A FouL"
IOTT4 HOKIM
-A AT THE HEAD
HUM Ta lAM BttOJCiT
if 11
r.
Today in Klamath's Theatres
AT TUB
POLLV MOmAS cna MAMIE OUc
'Caught Short," Eddie Can
tor's collection ot witticisms an
ent the recent stock market
crash is said to have furnished
the Inspiration (or the new Me
tro - Uoldwyn - Mayer (ill-talking
eomei' of the same title whicu
will open today at the fine Tree
theatre with Marie Dressier and
Polly .Moran in ro-etarring roles
and Anita I'age, Charles .Morton.
Roy Barnes, Edward Dillon,
Alice Moe. Gwen Lee, Lee Kohl-
mar and Greta Grandstedt sup
porting,
.Miss Moran and Miss Dressier
have the roles of New York City
landladies to whom the lure of
stock speculation brings first un
expected profit and subsequently
disaster when the inevitable Wall
atreet catastrophe occurs. The
metamorphosis ot the two ladles
from their Washington Square
habits ot cooking and house-
cleaning to a period ot suddenly
acquired luxury in a fashionable
Atlantic City hostelry makes np
what la reported to be their out
standing co-starring vehicle sur
passing by far such previous si
lent efforts as "The Callahan!
and the Murphys" and "Bringing
Up Father."
AT THE
BOLtS -SOer OF THE
"King of Jazx," the Universal
super-musical extravaganza star
ring Paul Wblteman and Ms in
ternationally famous orchestra
111 be the extraordinary offer
ing ot the Pelican theatre, start
ing today, the management an
nounced yesterday.
"King ot Jaxz brings to the
all-talking, all-singing, all-danc
ing and all-Technicolor screen
the most sclntillant and colorful
sound production so far envi
sioned by any film producer, the
Pelican theatre promises.
It Is the most costly, the most
elaborate, the most spectacular
and the most entertaining revue
ever presented on either stage or
screen, a veritable "revue of re
vues" which is loaded with the
most celebrated staKe and vaude
ville beadliners and the greatest
stars of the studios.
John Murray Anderson, the
famoua producer ot New York's
SIDE GLANCES
-WW...-. mm
s&tfy
"If you had lo wash all her clothes? you'd ie that the didn't
romB around, an, mors (baa necessary, tUtor."
PINK Til KB.
- SSlEO n 1CAUl3rir
An Interesting Item in connec
tion with tho hotel location l
the report that it took three days
to film a sequence laid in one of
the large freight elevators. Ac
cording to the script. Miss Dress
ier and Miss Moran have just re
ceived the news ot the stack mar
ket crash and the total loss of
their investments. Seeking u
place of privacy In which they
may console each other, they en'
trr the freight elevator. As ho
tel atmosphere waa e.-sential. the
setting could not be built at the
studio and sound cameras, truck,
lights, etc., were shipped to one
of the largest California resort
hotels. Here the work ot film
ing the scene was held up inas
much as the hotel was unable to
grant Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer a
monopoly ot the elevtor which
waa needed for the transporta
tion ot foods and other articles
to upper floors. Consequently
Just about the time when mea
ner was ready to shoot the ele
vator scene it would be required
by the hotel and Miss Dressier
and Miss Moran would have to
move out. All told. It took ex
actly three davs to complete the
sequence.
TELICAX
-:'4-..miMf.'---1
DAWN ri(JMBK rftOM
"Greenwich Village rollles" for
the past six years, was brought
to Universal by Carl Laemmle,
Jr., expressely to devise and di
rect this extravaganza with the
most able talent available in the
world.
The picture, consisting of
eight stupendous musical specta
cles between which are inter
spersed innumerable specialties
and comedy sets, dramatic skits
and blockouts, is filmed entirely
in Tecnicolor. The most beauti
ful girls, the most gorgeous cos
tumes and the most lavish sets
are presented as tableaux of
loveliness never before even
conceived.
Besides Paul Whiteman and
his band, who appear In person
in a variety of numbers as well
as providing the music all
through the picture, "King of
Jazz" presents an array ot stars
hitherto unapproached In a sin-
By George Clark
gle picture, Iaxura La I'ianto.1
John Boles, the sensation of thai
1 1. it 1 1. .,' r.. n ' 1.. h.itt- I nit '
Stanley Smith, the fatnoua Kua
sell Markert dancers, Grace
Hayes. Billy Kent. Charles Irwin
1'aul Howard, Al Norman, Tom
my Atkins' Sextet and Nell O'Day.
all headllnera ot the vaudeville
stage; the celebrated Misters
"G," the dancing rage of Kurope
brought especially tnun Berlin;
Koae Sutler, Joanle Lang .and
roundest olhera from all sphere
ot entertainment world appear
in their choicest numbers.
Mabel Wayne, who wrote
"Spanish Town," "Itaraona," and
many other aong hila; Milton
Ager and Jack Yolleu, who wrote
"1 Wonder What Became of Sal
ly" and ether famoua aongs.
wrote new music especially tor
the revue.
George Gershwin contributed
bis Immortal "Rhapsody in
Blue," conceded to be a classic
ot modern Jais, for an atmos
pheric number in which It beau
tiful girls toe-dance the number
on tho biggest plauo ever built.
AT THE LItlKRTT
The finest crop ot freckles ever
grown in the csiitornia sun
earned Junior Coghlam his first
place In motion pictures. Jun.or
uow a featured l'athe player, waa
three years old when his patents,
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Cughian.
brought him to Los Augelos.
They had no Intention ot pulling
him into motion pictures, but
when a few montLs In tho south'
land sunshine hsd made it ap
parent that no freckles quite
equaled Junior's either In tlie or
number, friends talked to a film
producer with the result that the
boy was called tor extra work.
Marshall Neilan saw him, be
came interested in the youngster
and used him in several of his
pictures. Then Cecil B. DeMllle
put him under contract, and he Is
now appearing In Bathe pictures.
Junior's lateat role Is In "Marked
Money," in which he plays a ten-
year-old boy who haa spent his
life on aa ocean freighter.
George Puryea, Virginia Brad
ford and Tom Kennedy have
other featured roles in "Marked
Money," which comes to the Lib
erty theatre today.
Uumju
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i iDnw
tiovernor John trm!m:-
C. Phillip! ot . . .
Arizona helped v
build the capl- a
tot he now
rules. ite -f
worked on the
territorial V.'C.
funds.
"Hot Iron" Story
Given Correction
CHICAGO. Oct. II, (AD The
Associated Press carried a report
yesterday an Item that Edward
Paulson died ot burns Inflicted
hy a hot Iron applied by his wife
to relieve a stomach pain. Dr.
Luther M. Lorauco reported to
day, however, that Paulson him
self applied the Iron, and died
from a blood dot on hla brain, and
not from burns from the iron. The
Associated Press Is glad to make
this correction.
The English language contatna
about .00.000 words, of which
about ISO. 000 are dead, obsolete
or no longer In general use. There
are about 110.000 words In the
French language.
la one roar oldi and la add! Hon
S. Fay annool "holiday or wntlow
cbock" nvoroslna Sllt.se to sm.st
oocb yonr while children are do.
S. Port tltt.tt a month to tho Inarod
If boboeonMototaltrond pormonontlr
dtaoblod toforo Ato St. nod alio sort
all his premium deposits during this
euosMiitr.
Ctmfl4 hmU m tlOJOO Botlcf, Sfj H
CONTEST
Conteetanta may anbmlt aa many
namee ae dcelred, prorlded each name lo
aubmltted on a separata eheet of paper,
bearing tho eonteotant'e earne and
addroee.
If two or mora per tone anbmlt prion,
winning name, prim rit be divided
equally among them. On accordance
with postal relulatlona.)
Anyone, except ompfoyaao ot tho
Oregon Mutual Ufe Insurance Company
and their famlllea, may portLctiate la
tble oontoat.
All on tries to count moot be poet,
marked not later than No-ember I, lew.
Prise winner will be announced Decern,
her IS, eo encceeeful contestant may
hare check for Chrlatmaa tpendlnl.
' . mi
V
building as a x -f
carpenter's as- fQmr
elslant In 1S3S, L
when ha ar- VJT
rived at Phoe- e
til wllhoul -T
PARAGRAPHS
By Kobcrt Quillcn
The more we loe of rongreas the
belter we understand whr the
father! put thrlr trust In I'rovl
deni'e. 00a
The farm board Is composed of
Ml buslneaa men. Mere (tumors
rouldtit lose moncr In surh I'U
chunks.
000
nut f good storks are selling:
t half thrlr worth, why ara wl
hankers looklns In tain for a plat
lu invest tnoir nmuey;
000
Most great men come from
small towns, but you can't lull
whether Us because ot ambition
ur gossip.
a 0 o
WB SHAM. NOT KXPKCT
TUB MII.I.KNNIIM t'NTIL WE
SKK A UUONZH ciTATl'H IIDN
OKINO A MAN WHO MKItKI.V
ATTK.NDED TO HIS OWN Ul'SI-
NESS.
000
He Isn't a vaarant. howerer. If
he makes money from rum-run-nlng
while ilitlnit In a bank.
000
A torernmttnt nslabllshed h
rerolutlon Is wlt-koil iinlrsa Amur.
Iran business nrods some favors
from It.
e o o
Don't worrr. It will f.ikn nnlv
so long to finish paylnic for the
mings nousnt In xooct times.
AMERICAS'ISM: Hating the
ini-lent practice of JiIIIiik men for
debt; looking on Indifferently ,
GAS DISCOMFORT
We Solicit Inquiries for
Competent Bookkeepers
and Stenographers.
Special Training for Civil
Service Examinations.
Accounting. Shorthand,
Typing.
Machine Bookkeeping.
Calculator.
Lumber Bookkeeping.
Mimeographing.
Klamath Business
College
203-210 1. O. O. F. Bldg.
Klamath Falls, Ore.
Phone 1279
kmjgQuickly
Vg with
fieffiiyuiUfea
while mon are Jailed bnrause they
cau't pay alimony.
oae
If all gall la divided Into throe
parte, whst heroines of the two
little pieces left by hitch. hikers?
o e e
You can't loll whether prohibi
tion line corrupted oldclnla or Just
provided a way to rxerclao their
untural tiilcnis.
e 0 e
A TOl'fllST IM MLTH I. IKK
OTI1KH I'Kiiri.K KM'KI'T KOH
MIS IlKI.IKh' THAT A 1'KAM'T
lll'TTEU iiANUWICH Id A
.MKAU
e e 0
As a last desporalo effort lo en
courage buying, manurnc'turora
might outfit Ilia Joneses In each
commuiitly,
0 0 0
Football dope won't thrill us
much until ve have time lo forget
which ciperta p liked the Yankees
and While Sox.
000
The Russian who arrepta low
wages cheerfully because he owns
ARCADE GARAGE
111 It and W.W.MT I'llOM. 7IKI
Our Motto:
Yoa don't owe us a living.
This Is whnt we offer: Twenty thousand square feet of
atoorn hratrtl stonrge, flrst-elusa niecbatilcal work, washing
lud greasfiiR and all othr automobile needs.
FARMERS NOTICE
For a short time
ONLY
.We Are Selling Block Wood from the Bin
at Yard Prices
GET YOURS NOW
While the Bin It Full
HEILBRONNER & REA
Office and Yard SSI Spring PL Phone 239-W.
THE
WMbW WAT.
And tho quickest way to sell what
you do not need, Is through tho
classified columns of this news
paper. For a small amount of money, you
can cut all corners to an early sale.
The manner is dignified, without
publicity, and results almost ccr
tain. !
Your wants should be advertised
at once in the classified columns.
I The Evening Herald
the factory should be equally
cheerful III Jnll. Iln also owns It.
a 0 e
llrlabane etns America hat toe
much of everything. Let the class
letualn aenled whlln ha Milntt out
the surplus of honest men,
000
t'orrei't this sentence; tl (
rich and lloh Is poor." said she.
"hut I like Hub a 1 1 It to bettor, se
I'll marry him."
"IKAI," t'OMIIH HACK
I.ANTAHTKIt. 1'a. After le"
years of wandering. Wlnfleld
Hrott llitniiany. 117. iiinurtied aa
dead, haa coma buck home. He
nlsnppenred from this city two
dorados ago and baa wandered to
all corners of the world. Ha re.
appeared driving a mule team
which he purchased In Arkansas
ntioiit 10 yean ago. lis drove
up to hla aon'i hums hare and
tho son killed lite fatted rail In
honor of the wandering father s
return.
A repuhlio la a land la which
ona section must endure wolves
because the one that are wolf-
free believe In kindness to at: t
inala. b ur Krwlllla I'oo Herald I loon Ads
Absolutely guaran
teed. Let us tell
oil without cost
(hat Is wrong with
.our rir and what
II will actually cost
oti for repairs.
fit AFT
mioTIIKKS