The Evening herald., November 13, 1930, Page 9, Image 9

Thursday, November 13, 1930
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAG2 NINE
FRANC SCO
CAR COLLISION
MURES NUNY
BAN KltAM'lHCO, Nut. II, (A
f) A trollny itr mllLlon, no
stirring In Him Twin l'tuaa tun-
fl aa ohm rar harltMl up Ic rt
roviT a Inat btl-ruitt ruin, lM
H.lpf.w.1. niirumi mirMliiv Id.
urla hre loitnjr. Two wr r-
aoritii in si'riou ronmtion mid I
.ouro iif others wnrn aalil In hitvi
received minor ruts end lirulaea
Til rrh cx-currrj during Ihi
rdh hour 111 ytorily. Tin
leading car area iibmit TftO fiol
In lh tunnel, Invnailiratore aald
wln?n t'oiidiii'ior t!. A. l.nnt
ilgnullvd motoriiiau !tntMrt Hail'
low to Imi k up.
Prvil lloi'kioi, aiiirlnli'iiil"ii
of the miinlilpal rnllwuira, anU
Ihi. rar hart liarkid sou In Hit
lml whim Ihn followlnic n 1 1 -J
hnrit fldWM mi ll and firaahed In.
In Dm rear n! Ilia harking ve
hhle. The I'ara wmo ti'lnaroiii'd for
l t.iMhi rut ir.nulii. annul
Amlcraon. S3, mnlorman of the
xi-ond rar inl 13 yi'iir mil Tin
Wataoli, who Hi mill nil Ihn Blal
form Ih'hIiI him. Thr wm
t ,r.,m Ilia wrariltfa Wll
Ihn alii of ee and an-tvlone
ton-lira,
Andrrann'a 1g warn minlicd
hla aktill noaallilv frartnrnl anf
he v.'a thought In huvi lin-li In
Inrnally liilurnl. Young YValaor
a Inn Internally Inlurnt
llolh n reported critically
li ii r,
llnckrn eiild the hniklng of
thi trading rnr waa a vlolntlnn
of rule, iiptirninra or una ra
wero ordered l aurrrnder llicl
fllHlKPN.
I'attHriiRnra In the rear of th
l.a.-klti. nr .twill B rnlllHll)
Imminent, (unimcd tlirniaelvn.
forward. I'aaaangrr In both
rare with hurled Into thn nlalo.
nnd rut by flying man mil n
aialrd mill other oat of thi
, ..... i Mplilu.ii, ..mi fti.ltm
Hhurt circuits alerted fires In the
wrr kagn but th7 wrr extin
guished promptly. Trnfflr waa
delnved annul an nonr wnno in
lunnel waa cleared.
II III, UK Jf MITI HUM K
N.tVM I'llol'lt l-ATIIKU
I'illl.AliKI.I'IIIA. Nor. II. (A
IM Harry Ntnhldrehcr. an of
iho fiunnua "Knur Horsemen or
Notrn Hiunc" l th proud father
of n aon, Harry Jr., who arrived
toil ii y.
"He'll b a nuartorliai-k. waa
the comment of thn former font
ball ftn r.
Hinhldrcher la bad football
conrh at Vlllanova college.
TYRONE. Okie, Naturae
auroly funny In aom Inataarea,
Hut then mayb tha apdnmal-i-r
of It. T. Unaay'a frland
in'l working rnrrnrtljp whan
hn tlmnd tna apaan of a ark'
rahnlt nrar hra. Tha par".
rnrdlng to Mnaay, atartad tip
Inn fft In front of tha oar. Jual
to ana how faat It could run. tha
rar waa alnppad op to 61 inllaa
an hour and (till tha rabbit
kept ahead!
THE NUT CRACKER
Jon O'Goofty aaya mutual bat
tins at tha rara track fata Ita
nam barauaa of tha thousand
whn loaa monay on thalr choteaa.
Tha fooling, ha aaya, la mutual,
a a
n plraaant, aaya thnaa who
nroacrllia tha ruloa of auerraa In
10 aaay Inaaont. Hut conaldor
Kordhajn and N. Y. U. whn draw
76.0UO popla to ona football
gan;a In which tha two taama
wnra auppnMd to art my no
plaaanntly toward ona another.
a
Hafor tha Prlnoaton team
laft for Cblrago, tha atu-
denta held an old-faahlnonad
riot. Probably Juat to gat
tha team arruatomad ot tha
Chicago atmnaphare.
a a a
fmialdor perwee golf. It la
nnn of our moat populnr gnnipa.
yat nevar ha basn touohad by
tba broath of aiandal.
a a a
Hack Wllaon hna bann holding
nut for 115,000 rala. Mack
wnnta qulto a nllc.
a a a
Knule Rockna aaya no taam
la really grr.ul until It has boon
llikcd once. Thua. hla 1939
leam waa a pretty rotten -ircgatlon
of bunn. j
Five Miners Are
Killed in Slide
At Canadian Mine
VANCOUVKft. B. C, Nov. II,
(AP) Kla man were dead to
day and on Injured from a
rock and dirt alld which oV
niollahad a bunk bouaa at th
Anyni tnln ot the flranhy (on
aollilaled alining. Hinalllng and
I'owar company.
Itaporta of th tragedy war
mi'ir and It waa nnt known
how ninny man wara In the
building or how tha alldn waa
atnrtni. Anyo la nn iiiinrrif
t.iry Inlet, about bo inllia north
of I'rliica Hupart, P. t'.,
Chicago Markets
Get Better Turks
CIIIfAflt), Nn,, II. (AP)
Tha atirly blrda aro cninlng to
town bigger, heiior ami cIihud
cr. "Thn dry waathnr" aald an of
ficial of one product ronenrn
"baa bean good for turknya.
Thvy ara beitur In quality than
for th laat tn yeara." Thou-
BHiida ara rnnitng Into Chicago
from Ohio, Kentucky, I wa, wis-
cnnaln and utliur alulea, two
waaka ahand of tha uaual tun
All of whe'b la good nawa
coming aflar tba long drought
of luet auminer. but wblc
iluami't augur wall for tha tur-
kuya.
Thankaglln( la Juat around
tba rornar.
High School Band
To Present Concert
lly IMIIIIH PdltTKIt
Hrliool ( 'orrrpt itnlcnt
To ral money rnr additional
iinlfnrnia, thn band of Klamath
I'nliin high icIkkiI will preannt
roncart Krlday arenlng, Norenv
her 21, at I o'clock. In tha arhool
auditorium.
Tha program will laat abou
an hour and a half and will con
alat of cln"lil ami aeinl-clnailcal
plecea, aallliury man-hi and op.
ular numlwira. An admUplnti
eharga of (0 cent) will be mad.
Th band, which la under tb
direction of John Htovell. mualral
dlraotnr. Dow contain 4.'i mera'
bora, but It la poa'lbtn that SO
lio a will ha In tha band nett an
m eater. Thn I.lqni cluh mado II
poulliln for the born to haT thel
preaent red and whlta unlforma,
Tba boya' and glrla- gloo elubi
will alao appear on tba conrer
program.
"Wa eipwt lo hare the beat
concert that haa been proaentea In
tha arhool so far." Mr. Storall
staled Wednesday.
CAIJ.IKON'H OBKfrOX
IIAIIt-M WAXT REVKN'iK
Et'OKNE. Or., Not. tt, (A
P) Oregon Froah and Oregon
mate Books resume thalr fool
ball feud on Hayward Held Frl
day night. Prink Calllsnn, Froah
coach, la out for rarenge io
the 7-1 defeat suffered at th
handa of the Hooks a few week
ago. He baa withdrawn hi
team from ecrlmmag and will
maaa tha full strength of th
Webfoota, with tba except Ion of
Kd McClellan. canter, who la
out with injuria. McKelllgan
will occupy tha ranter position
Today in Klamath's Theatres
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SIDE GLANCES
By George Clark
""' " ' gBwa V
Internationally famous yet
practically ui. known! Hounda
Ilka a paradox, but It applle to
the kings of rudlo entertainment,
Anma V Andy, appearing at the
I'elkan theatre. In their first
talking plrture, "Check and
Double Check."
Motion picture players whose
names ara nnt aearly ao well
known aa Amos 'n' Andy, scarce
ly can go anywhere without be
ing rerugnlsed, yet Amos 'n'
Andy rarely ara recogulted In
their dally movementa.
The reason for this la that
they ara known only na delinea
tors of negro type. When they
remove their makeup they ro
move their Identity. To preserve
tb Illusion that they are what
their radio audiences Imagine
them to t no ona ever ses
them liroad'att, not even their
wlvea nor their mauayer.
Kvcu In Cbkugo. where moat
of tbqlr broadcasting la dona,
their are known only to tbelr
Immediate circle of friends.
Anma V Andy are known to
millions ss two Tolc but
Freeman r.oaden and Charles
Carrell look pretty much like
other young bualneaa men In a
crowd.
In "Check and Double Check"
they emerge Irom their usual s
clualon and provide th public
with Ita flrat view of them. Fea
tured with thiim In the picture
are Sue Carol, Charles Morton,
Irene Kich, and a strong sup
porting cast.
AT TIIK MXK TIU.K
HI, hard Arlen la seen aa a
itwaggerlng, bragging and wholly
lovnldn lnvr In his featured role
In "The I.lxht of Wealern Ktnrs."
which opened at tba J'lue Tree
theatre Tueaduy for a three-day
run. With a part rloaely resem
bling hla Inimitable role In "The
Virginian," Arlen gives a great
portrayal In thla Zana lire)' out
door action-romance.
Murr lirlan Is the heroine of
tnla thrilling atory and she Is
here every bit as sweet as she
was In "The Virginian," or In
"Hurtling Up." In vrhlrh he was
seen with Arlen recently. The
atory la exciting and fast-moving
and replete with spectacular
scenes, such aa a gigantic wild
borae stampede which would be
hard to match for realism and
atartllng beauty.
"The Light of Western Stars"
In novel form was one of tha beat
aollera of the year. Paramount
baa captured tba tru aplrlt ot
tha moving story. Arlen, a
young rattle foreman. In a mo
ment of desperation, vowa to
marry tha first wblt woman ha
meets. That woman happens to
bo Mary Brian, who resents bla
Insult. In a auccesalon of ad
venturous events. Arlen managea
to offset hla Initial poor Impres
sion and wins the girt
There are reveral excellent
humorous role In the story, por
trayed by Harry Green, wboa
dialect comedy Is funnier than
ever In tbls strange setting, and
by WIIHum I.eM.ilre. tha garrul
ous sentinel of "Only thu
llrave." Fred Kohler furnlahos
the thrills as the badman who
cornea between Arlen and his
glrL
Gene Hammond
Wins Election
Over Mr. Semon
r, M. "flan" Hammond of
Merrill waa elected a director or
the Klamath Irrigation district
yesterday by property ownera
In the district by a majority of
16 votes over Henry Hemon
prominent farmer ot tha Henley
dlBlrli t.
The election brought out the
heaviest vote ever recorded In a
dlatrkt election. It la stated,
with 4iJ ballots being east,
which Is 100 mora than In any
previous election and an Increase
of about li per cent over the
next highest vol ever cast,
Hurreetfle Folaont
Mr. Hammond will take hla
seat as a director on the first
Tuesday In January, ltM, whkb
Is January t. H will anccMd
Judg H. If. Polaom, who haa
served out his elective term.
Other members of tha board
of directors sr J. L. Jacob and
flam Iiehllnger, both farmers In
the dlelrirt. aa la Mr. Hammond,
Vote ly Precinct
flemoa
Total
Altamont I II It 111
Mt. I.akl 14 IK III
Olene ..... 7 1 II
Merrill 51 It 4
Malln . 43 41 tt
Midland 10 7 17
Totals ..
...141 114 441
VITALITY IS LOW
AMONG WORKERS
AT FOUR O'CLOCK
Fatigue Durinsr This Zero
Hour Can b Overcome by
Sugar
AT TIIK I.IIIKRTT
An earnest. Inexperienced
rounr man Is trying to make
good as a real eetate salesman. I
The father of a beautiful girl
who I not content with his
work aa an art collector, but
must needs delr Into character
reading.
A fight In a cafe of tb under
world district ot a great city.
An unusual Idea of controlling
a gang by preying on the lead
er'a auperstlUoua fear ot black
cats.
These are tome of the hlgh
lgJita of "His Lucky Day," the
I'nlversal screen farce comedy,
starring Reginald Denny, which
Is now holding tha screen at the
Liberty theatre.
Oreere haa begun an extensive
public-work program. Including
water aupply, drainage, reclama
tion and Irrigation project and
road construction for tha eco
nomic development of th coun
try. For Rflanlta Use Herald Uaa Ad
Finishing- tha daya work "dead
tired "is neither wise nor necessary.
Everybody knows that a fatigued
system is readily atuceplible to the
common ills. To maintain Titality
during; the last half of the day is
therefore essential, not only for the
sake of health but efficient work
One of the simplest ways to com
bat fatliru la eating; food ot
drinking a beverage that contains
refined sugar. Candy, ice cream
cookie and cake are ideal in this
respect. Be.it of all, they can bt
bought readily and cheaply everywhere-Medical
men hare made man ex
periment with workers and sugar
foods in mid-afternoon and hare
found the results most satisfactory
The suirar quickly nourishe tha
body without taxing th digestira
system. When the body la nourished
in this way, fatigrj disappears.
Such sweat snack a the pre
viously mentioned can b kept is
one's desk end eaten while at work
For a sweet beverage, a glass ot
water containing; sugar tbt
"athlete's cocktail is moat fo.
riporating-. Many famous athlete
drink this prior to a hard game.
Most foods are more delicious with
refined sugar. Th Sugar Inetatste.
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Arli., was produced by about 109,
Quo tone of meteors. In a clou
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400.ooo.000 lone of high aiplo-
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