The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, January 13, 1931, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTupsrlny, January 13, 1031 THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE FTVfi WUTNE MARKETING IS GHJ1HGE TOPIC MpmlWa nf thn Kliiiiitth po ItinliM KrntiKn hnli nil ltilrr-Hng mtwfllng Hi tli Hnl"V (irnriKn hull Hatiirday wlirn jnint lutu litn trrirril hillawlii h mnrnln htJ"lllt4 rRlnn llf 111 riUMK Tim itrniiKn, a tier liHrln ( limlrn H. Athrt. al.nriM'y tnr I tin limit Nntllmiii KallHtiy rotupnny with (ifrircN In Hrtlllf, jinHNi'd rciM'liitlna fitvurltiit tlm min'inlnd ll'M iitlnu fur n rlititiitii lit r-Miln. n.mr Mmrlll nml Mull ta lluiti tlm pirvloim rmito 11 ml fulliPwlMK llm t nnl nhln nf Limt rivnr it ml 1 ho phln of 'I llrt hlilnN ('ulirorill.l Mnliw.tv. M rn, K. h I. nil tu In n, 1i I tirtr, preiiil nt (ho in it n Im I mul n.MUk ItiK pn-Kinm mid w.i. In i luiKn of thn lnin lii'oii. .'mi lily AKt'fit C. A. I!mm. ritoii vra rhulrmati of a c-oiluti flmrnt f ri to illaruanlon uf ionpnratlva marketlni. I. W. Turnluiijih, .Morrill, totd of hl parilrlpiiilmi in rfMipor 1 1vra In Pnitnayl vnnlit whom Ihn KrniiKn buiiKht ntippIlM At a lav ing In tha rnrnir. Mr. fthfAt'Kr, Kiin, tnM how thn V-irii Washington Kkk lrl nrr rnnpmat lira fuiicUiuird on ntuitia fetailug to tlm proline lion lid murkotliiK nf ,,). it. Alva I,.wl, tiimiailiiK dlric tor of Hi Klamath Pmiltry Pro duritra' aaaoctatlnn, lav a mm pint papor on thn fii marketing Utiaflnn, totd nf ttm afnrllng of And thn rwimplUhnionta nf th Aao lallnn And iterlariMl that I lis voltima thia ynr will bo douhlo that ol a yrar ago T-Il nf Mfrg-r l,wl atatrd Hint th wruik at link In ttii farm cnoparatlva waa Hh thn farmer a thtimarv who "do not atand hy nur oo rtatlnnn. and who do tml know th full meaning nf cooperation. If thy did govirnmnt farm re lief would bn unnr-ftanry And th farmm mulil rai for their own proMi-ma." County Afnt Hn.lranii In tha AhHonm nf John R.r, manmor, and II. K. Hrif. prratdrnt of the Klamath County lMlrymtm'a ano (latlon, axk nri llm meriting of Ihn noun I y dnlry r oopnrailvra to nt down dupltraMon In roata. Kndrai rropnl Far I Mark ilm-tiiird llm prAntnt 5 In, atrr'-ilng thn futt that atnraitrt rgm nro allowrd on thi innrkrt without be I tig lutmlM At aiirh. And aulr.g a dtwroAan In rntiminiptlmi Iihmu of th quali ty, particularly at a tlm whtn rnniiniptlon l th greatest nMl. Th Pomona grango rndoraed th propowl nf ih Agrlcultur fomoitttn nf th Klamath county rhamhor of roninmrr that th farm nrrntilzntlona havn a mrm hr nn iho board of dlrnrtnra of ih fmhr nf romtnrrm And r frrwl iho maitr of anlrtlon of a dlrtvlcr to iho agrlntltur mm mltt of pomon gram which will mrnt with tho Airrlftiltur rnmmlttP of the rhninlr of com morro lo rhooa th man. rr Mac k waa Appointed to th srlmilturp rommttt of th Pn liiona gratign to fill tho tncntiry Mt by the rrnt dfgtb of Hani NylAndor, Deputy Suffer As Reult of Tussle With Demented Men OnKOON CITY. Jan. 1J. A Tl Dr. W, H. Kilily. 55. rlilrf rrlmlnftl ilfp'iiy In Iho offli of Flmrlff K. T. Mum. In a rrllkul mnillilon In a hoaplfal horn tnrtny. Iiln hftirt wrnltmird. apparently hy two airnailra with violently "in unit prlmnera tlnrlin lh nrt wack. A r.'l ao IT. KMy and fhnrirr Mm hronahl lit an la- km man afiar areat illfflculty in controlling blm. Dr. Lflay am B"l cnmr'aln al ih time. Vaalarday another rail rama and Ihe. nheiKf and Pr. Kdily tn Mnllnn where after a . lerrifle arnaal nh a man of areat tinnth. 'hey Iinuily anc ceeied In hrinslin him In. Dr. Klrty niffere.1 a heart at lark nil Illy after tha return and a taken at nma lo thn hnapital. May Make Scouts Deputy Wardens PORTLAND. Jan. 11. (AP) A plan l appoint ftnv 8rnuta an anacla deputy name, wardens win he preaentod to lh atiita gumn rnmmliwlnn al tt nienuna Here Friday. Th plnn i nntllnHil hy Arthur M. Klah. hl..f law nfnrr.uuient officer (or tho com million. Speelnl alnrn would ha made, and apeelal rnmnilaMnna printed It lha rommlioilnri and Ih" I'ort land area of Hoy fiiouta npprova lha Idea. HEN SbME 6WS ABOOf BE1N6SELFMK0EMEH -ITS REW-LW A COMrESSicW- TUAHvs t M4RlW M8RJpC, I I Y illrt-UV riKn. J I imyphann) i Tom HOKUM Today In Warner Oland. Richard Arlrn, Nancy Carroll in a tccne from the Paramount I'icturc, "Dangerout Paradtic". Directed by William A. Wcllman f.ovn In th hiilmy, nlltirlng tropica whr nnn fight boldly for wrtUh U tho tbiiuo of llm x- It In at tnl"dratnA which brings N'niiry f'arroll forward aa Para mount' now t:ir. Tho plrltiro la "Duugoroua Paradlno," and U will dhow, all-tulklng. At tlm Ptllnin thontnr for thio day, alartlng to day. Hlihard Arlrn U th p-Hniar trading man. ( harnr'tftra whlrh hav b, vivid pnraonaLMlna for roadra of Joarph (onrad'a novnlii will Uv and at and talk from Ih ar.r'D In "Itangnroua pardt " Tim drama a adiplid from In Mn In ih Conrad utory hy William Kolka who learne.1 Ilia Imlda .lory of tha Karly Bird and Ilia "Who I'araa About That" Worm when they and hejrd Moran and Mark In Ihn Mnrkfnfe mine dlan." flrnt plrtnre. " Why llrtin Tbot Tp?" will now learn the In Ida ttnry of tho Had Kl.h. Tor tha Intltuntn fniia aliout lhe dolornna verlehrnten will ha arniToiinly dlRxnd hy the tired, rolred ronili'a In ou of their amuflul! arcumantH during- a e quanee of "Anybody War." their newant relea.a whlrh come to tha Pine Tree theater for Ihrea dava tH-clnnlnc today "Tlma t(4 tlda walta for no man," daeisrea Wllllo Crow (Mo inn I. "Whuh-whiih who rare about tha tld7" In'iulrea Amo Crqw. (.Mai k. "It maan a lot tn a 1 1 h To aid In reacurn from burning bulldlngii, a (iarmau hn Invented a led upon which a pomon ran ho .trapped and .lid down a ladder. SIDE GLANCES "ln't IIicit n triiln Hrrlvlim going io uui'i iuv, niiu a unto tu Klamath's AT TIIK I'KIJl'A.V Slavf-iu MrNutt, wrll known Kat urday K von lug Pott writer, grid (irnvor Joni, vntisran acrn writor. WIIMnm WoUman. dlrec lor of "Vlng4," madn thn plrtur. Nitnry Cutioll ha an fnpruially ahl aupporllng mat (or hr firal aturrlng rol In whh h aim li an aa a girl municUu In a South ti hotnl, a rndivoui for utiiavnry rhararira from thn undorworldt of all thn grt rltlra of th artb. Mnnamd bv tmr ruthUm mployt?r ah ak aj("ly on a tiny taland whom Htrhard Arlmi. an mblt trd rnrluat. t living and work ing, a Ion Krlndhlp tirn o thai hn Nan naTita Arln't AT TIIK PINF TIIKK 'Well, why not let tha fun wor ry ahout It, than?" 'Thnfa Jnt tha trouhla a f leh isn't worry." "Mum all (lull I etar mat looked worried." "In what wr?" "Well, for lntan-a. did you ever look a fleh ouata In the evo" "No " "A hlne-ayed fl.vk?" "I navar did." "Oh. Ihay ara to aad " "I don't lee anytulof aad about a fi.h. Do they avary cry!" Inre.antlr." Tlint's how Itllofi) arraklet of tha genu. n' e hreoma glorified tn rreenlnnd. Bnl flth ara tint tha only "crit ter." to get a break In thli pic ture. " Anybody's War" la also a celluloid pre.n agent for dawg.. IThera ara ?A eanlnea of aa many "Our hooiha failed de.plte I generoua advertl.lng." aava a 'church Imr mr wrlta-itp. Yale hua I a Hooih llkn that, too. By George Clark ctuiiiiu acavica, wc then. liefor ten? My aon la ai. - t'i mm up u mic i Theatres aiiriphioua roldnnna. However, whn thre df perado" trail Nan vy to th Inland and mnac Ar lin'g llfn, hr lov Is rorealod In ono grnat, dramatic aenna. ''pAPgnroua Parodli" la an un iiaiial plrtur In many waya. It la on of thn first tll-talklng pic ture to bn fllmnd tarrnly At aA. and Pa awlf'ly movlni; cllni.it.lc action la thrilling and logical. Vrnr Oland. rmmhprc-d fr hla matrly charact! izntlon lu "1 h Myrti rlous Ir. Ku Man--hu." haa an important rol. and Ouxtgr von h"tf frlr. Franclt MrDonald and O'-org Kutnnaroi poitrav a trio of villain It would h difficult to match anywhere. and more hree.N In never.l of the neiuenreii. They are Ihe capture i iharKt'it of Mack. who. a ihe tins Iky dig rati her of Huford. Teim . !l too kind hearted tn kill th-v-i. Thua he hldia them In hi. home I and fre.U thorn well. In return they help In providing .ome. of 'tha mo.t glorioiia comedy the I .i-ree n haa leen In many a moon pitcher. AT THE RAINBOW One of tha out.tanding cn la " Tha ?Jihly." Ceor Bin rroft'i latert g'arrlng plctura. at tha Ralunow theater, wa. filmed In a railroad dining car. Bancroft and RaMnond ITatton eM lunch in thia avaua aa tba view from the window rhang.a rapidly from open country to lha ont.klrta of a city, tha railroad yards and tha Matton Itself. "Tha Mighty" I. all-talking, and. for the first lima, a sound truck w-aa tnken ahnard a train to record scenes In this sequence. It Is an excellent axnmplo of th amazingly good sound-recording now arnltnhlo for lnovlug pic turps. VKRY GOOD IDKA BKRNE. A Swiss furniture manufacturer la geitlng himself a lot of buslnpsa by a clever little salea tamimiKn. In his aloro here and at Zurich, he is offering a free Ufa Insurance policy, valid for threa years, to all nawly married ouplps who buy their house fur nltura from hint. Tho Insurance will be Issued for the amount apent on furniture. For Itrsulta I'ae Herald Claag Ads HEALTHYSl IN tW T b Arc Eliminate your Rectal and Colon Troubles 8 years success In treatinfl Rectal and Colon ailments of all kinds by our non-surgical method enables us to Rive WRITTEN ASSURANCE OF PILES ELIMINATED or FEE REFUNDED. No hospital opera tion: no general anesthetic: no corn Ancment; no excessive cost. Send today for r'RKK descriptive book. DcCiias.J.Dean RECTAL, eW COLON CLINIC MAN Bid OPPAS COtiRTMVn riFTtl & (UIN,NRIIANM0N TELEPHONE AT WATER 2601 afpiuatco off icss cattvx,San Francisco. 2d Los Anohes I IRIL DICE IS SUCCESS MRU JOHX tilAOOMIM MERRILL. Ore.. Jan. 1.1. fKpa elal) Tha maaauarade hall h Id New Taar'a at th conimiiDlty hall, undar tha auspices of lha American Legion, Tnl Laka post, waa one of tha moat aurcas.ful liven for aoma time. Tlckot. aold were In the neighborhood of too. Coompatltlon (or prlie coitnmea waa keen, and the entire commun ity participated. Both beautiful and uaeful prlsea were presented by Klamath Falla merchants, and those who were the fortunate win nara were the following: Mr. and Mra. Clark Hentler, Mrs. Horburt Harry. Mra. Bellows and Mr. E. W. Hughes, all Tula Lake residents, and tha Misses MariKnand Bridget O'Connor, Mr. llerln Karrell and Mr. Con (Jnlvln. all of Morrill, A novel event during the eve ning waa the rila of a net of balloons over thu crowd of danc ers, bout a score of balloons de scended, each containing a prlze wlnnlng number. Supper for the entire dance crowd was served at the Lost Itlver Inn by Mrs. Ray 1'lckett, aaslated by a number of the Legion wives. Mrs. Mamie Glacomiul, who spent the nolldaya visiting at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mra. w. K. Kel ly of Loa Angoles, returned Sat urday evening. Mr. and Mra. John Olacomlnl entertained at a dlnnor In her honor Sunday. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. .Ned O'Con nor and two sons, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Of field, of Klamath rails. Ervln Cunningham, the honor guest and the hot and hoMo. Colds, bronchitis and pneumo nia seems Quito provaU-nt in the valley at present. Mrs. Rnlph Lilly la recovering from a severe attack of the "flu." from which she has suffered since Christmas. Friends are wishing her a speedy recovery. Jim Scoggins has been very 111. and haa been confined to bis bed the past v.eek. We are giad lo hear of his Improvement. The James Lacy family has been 111 from bad colds. Baby Klennor Hunmcutt, daugh ter of Mr. and Mr.. Frank Hunnl cult, suffered a severe attack of bronchitis, but has nisd" a rapid decoverv. Tha Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lon Hill has hien quite 'Ho'h sons of Mr. and Mrs. Clif ford Shuck were threatened with pneumonia, and were connsed lo tha Klannitb Valley ho-p.tal a few days. However, their condition improved rapidly, and both have returned home. The Vi.ses Barbara Hunnicutt, Helen Anderson. Geneva Brelt-lia-.ipt. Ze)da Murphy and Louise S YOUR Battery Capable of Winter Demands? The colder mornings and longer nights demand double duty from your bat- " tery. Actual tests show at least twice the power is needed in winter as in summer to deliver the service that must be performed. Drive in today and get the facts about your battery, and avoid the possibility of a stalled car. BATTERIES When you need a new battery equip with a Firestone, and you are assured of the greatest COMPLETE FIRESTONE ONE-STOP SERVICE Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires, and Tubes . . . Tire Repairing . . . Scientific Brake Testing, Adjusting and Relining . . . Scientific Lubrication. ..Complete Elec trical Service. ..Gas, Oil and Accessories. Pelican Auto 6th and Walnut Daltou, Messrs. Fred Benson, Al fred Carlton, Knls Roland. Rich ard Bogue, Roy lleasley and Day Ion Flnrhnm were the college stu dents returning tn their respective eolleaea after visiting friends and relative tha past two weeks. A reuglar meeting of the I. O. 0. F. lodge was held Wednesday svenlnf . The Merrill Grange met at the 1. O. O. F. hall Tuesday evening, with 40 memhera attending. The newly alerted officers were In stalled, and refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Cbaa Garcelnn of Klamath Falla visited the lilaeo mlnl home Bonday. A anow atorm covered th val ley with quite a depth of anow this week. The highways are par ticularly treacherous, and several cars have been sliding Into the ditches. Careful driving Is nrged to motorist who are not familiar with the route. Bill Bailey, on of the most popular young men of the young set of this community, ant' aon of Mr and Mra. W. C. Bailey, departs Friday for Davis. Calif. Bill Is entering the Agricultural college there, whloh Is a branch of the University of California, and will tak a special course In cattle Judging and breeding. Mr. and Mra. Ned O'Connor were business visitors In Klamath Falls Thursday. K. C. Burkes la remodeling Mr. and Mra. Kattonhorn'a house. Henley Students Are Served By New Cafeteria A new cafeteria baa boen alert ed at Kanlev for the benefit of the erhool children. Thia Is the sev enth school cafeteria running In the county. From 100 to 115 studenta have been eating there at noon. The cooking Is done by Mrs. Vern Gor don. The mean Is as follows: Soup 5 rents, bread and butter 2 cents, fruit 4 cents, cookies 2 cents, milk or cocoa 3 cnts. The manager of the cafeteria la to put all the money received from the students back Into food. Her wages are paid hy th county school district.. NKW PTRKKT 8WKKPKR LONDON'. A near mechanical street sweeper does the work of huudreds of men in one-tenth of the time. It carries eighty-four containers on a truck body and the dirt swept from the street la auto matically deposited In tha cans. Wien these are filled, the truck drives off and other containers are placed en the marhlne for fil ling. Tn reduce the fire hauard th Turkish government haa forbidden construction of wooden houses In the congested sections of Istanbul. batterv oerform ance you have ever known. Full .thickness Extra Sized Plates. Ex tra powcr.quick-erstarting...long-er hie. 7 95 and up EX. One Stop Service Klamath Falls. Ore. 'BM$ Hank's Bad Luck Over Now u-.-.-j v r --- v . - at - i. ... -M i 41 Mt flLfil L z7'J?n II 111 & - :. i lyuuug his luutball career Hank Bruder, star halfback at Northwestern University, was known for bis bad luck, football Injuries and an attack of small pox keeping blm off th playing field much of the time. Now, however, good luck has begun to come hia way. Here he la with Mrs. Bruder, the former Mlsa Omega Gilbert of Evanston, 111., to whom be waa secretly married early this year. British picture showa are visit ed by something like 30,000,000 people every week. VERY INTERESTING NEWS WEDNESDAY NIGHT Jan. 14th, H:1S Sharp (Author) Will Speak on SPIRITUALISM" New Banquet .Auditorium ARCADE HOTEL Admission Free Com early for good seats. Over a hundred thouaand cases of suicide In England after the war from use of th oulja board. Mr. Keiton will endeavor to point out th good and th bad of this phenomenon. rpBi-cir-jWT.r tazrjfj- Jmst lv Je. IS-': A Aryan Kelton Unavoidable Accidents r"' Are Not Inexpensive , x Regardless of Kow carefully you drive slippery streets and fog are two hazards eager to cause acci- , dents. , Let Southern Oregon's Fastest Growing In surance Agency carry the risk. Wilson-Landry Company Phone 248 Opposite Courthouse. DAILY HAIR 1YK LONOONc Woman's lova tf change and variety has given birth U. a new halr-dylng device which enables a dally dying of hulr, eaoh day a different color. Tha machine on exhibition at Ihe Halrdreasera' Exhibition, displayed It abilities on numerous woman. It can dr th blackest hair a blond stage or vice versa, or can Chang hair to any Intermedial stag. KLAMATH BUSINESS COLLEGE 203-210 I. 0. 0. F. Building "When you're knocked down get up and keep on fighting." Build your future with a EUSLNESS EDUCA TION. -TB yt as a1ways finest fastest 'to the EAST OVER THI WORLD'! SMOOTHEST ROADStO Only S3H hours to Chicago. Club car, bath, barber, valet, maid aad hair-drestcr servica. Extra Fare Lv. 5arramnto :S9 pn Ar. Chicago (CSuVW) :S0 ant 3otherDailyTrains ian rtANOSco uatmo Lv. ftaeramento 9:SS pnf r. Cbleaco (C4NW) J:15 anl PACIFIC LIMITED No extra tare Secramsnto 4:00 pnx Ar. Chicago (CMSIPeP) 7:39 ana GOLD COAST LIMITED No extra far Lv. ftscram.nto 13:1S ant At. Chicago (C4.NW) 4:10 pm Ar. Kansas City S:o sm Ar. hl liuls 4:0 paa Dleleg Cam aa AS Tealae For complete laformatlon, appls! C. T. Slauson General Ang Union Paclflo System SIT Forum Bide: . HOT Ninth St. Sacramento Tie JW m Itttl AmImw PAOFBC