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

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, March 13, 1031 THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON FAB I AN I RAPS PROMOTERS OF CIRCUS-TYPE rilll.ADKI.PHIA. March 11 (API Hey Kahlahl, Huston anil I'hlladelplila wrestling promoter. made a plea today In k-i-n wrest ling (or III wraeilere. rircua-lype promoters who Import ethlitaa from other porta are eerlnua threat lo lha game, ha said. "Now that orofnaalimul wroal ling la profllaoie and drawing record crowd all over Ilia rouii try and a new and bolter Duo i.l man la going Into It Irom tin' competitive alda," r'ublaiil auld In a formal tatainani, "tliura m many naw promoters rnslilng Inio II. "They know lllilo or nnthliiK ahont wrimtllni or wrrslli'rs. H they get football playera Ilka Joe Havolill, liua Hoiuienuerg, Kil lleoraa and Tex Humer and hoi ara like Camera and tlonrgu Hod fray and try to make a rlrrua out of It. "Hn aurely aa athletic rommls alnna In tha vnrloua alnlos permit them to do thla. to surely will wrestling lie killed: an nnly will tha public aliandon It aa qulikly aa it naa token It up. "Ilrlnglng aary Tom, lllik anil Harry Into tha wreaillug game bo cam ne nao atttrrrii in some olhar aporl evontunlly will drlv lha tuna away. Tliay an to fool hall un in na arldlron slurs and In prim fight to are hot ira. When they go lo wrestling mm. lira they want lo eee wn-at lara " Jury Selected For Petersteiner Case fir. oil Judge William M. Diin ran recessed court Ihla morning In tho raaa Of Hlnta nf (Ir....... versus I'sler I'oterstelner berauae of I ho ehamica of tha dntendnut, rnergea wim iiiMKal aalit of moon ahlno whlakoy. Tha ra-e had boon appealed from a ronvlctlon In Juallra rnurt, and la rlaaaod aa a nilndonionnor. Judge Dnnran Issued a bench warrant for I'oteraleinrr, and re. ceased roiirl until I o'rlork Ihla afiornoon. A Jury had born ee I, lad. and opening statement begun before court waa adjourn ed pending lha arrival of I'eter-etelner. High School Band To Present Program III IKltlH lllltTKII Klamath lllith Correspondent Tha high arbonl band will pra aant a Sb to sn nilnutn rnncert at tha Pallcan theatre Krlilay and Saturday, Marrh iO and II, under the direction of John Htovall, leader. Tha concert haa boon arranged IhrougH lb rourtoay of Hurry l'ool. theatre ownor, for tha pur poao of railing money with whlrh to secure niora unlforma and equipment. Tja program will be announced later. lal year a almllar entertnln mont waa given under lha leader ahlp of K. Darry. Horace bare tha power of alreping while atandlng. Tbolr legs are provided with muarular merhaniama whlrh rauae them to lock, aa It wore, and permit the anlmala to raat aomawhat aa If they were atandlng on alllta. MAD MARR AG LAURA LOU BROOKMAN "Author ofHEmNUWwJt;. 9l ' fy n&a trSVKCfcir IIKIilN II I. UK TODAY U).y Millrlilo, IB. year-old lpM mrrla Hie boat tan wlllrh ,htn Crosby rrlurn from a year and a Muf alullng art la Parle. Tliry are not rnKatfed, hut liter ha. liren an "utidrrelnndlna;" le- lw'-n llM'lll. . tJ)my acre a, lieaull fill woniiin on the pier wliom t'roa by IdeutllMa aa Ura. Ijuiilley, lilp'a ariiiHlntanre, Tno itlKlita Inlrr lie lurwlia md rna,TMii nt wllli (Py on a plea of liupliiraa. Hhe icM'a In Hie llir aire mIoiii and rrr fMintrra him wild Mm. liiKliy. There la a aeiio. Mru, IjiiiKlry, who la IM and a illtorcer, tlrlvoa away alone. My and rroatiy ho Itoioa In rnb, iUHrr'lliii all Hie way. Neat djiy iiny la mlaeraltle, Hlie ln,r rice Immim from the offlre iloler inineil lo aHilniile to (Yoeh). In l lie Iniervli'w followInK ha niakra II plnln lila affrrilon for tlypey la rnilrii. .Neil nay tfypay la rrpn. nianilffl for aome rareloaa work and In a petulant mood realgna. Hlie ai-rrplH an Invlijitlon from her wealthy roualn, Anne Trowbridge. lo Inki Hie plat e of a dinner guoet who raiini apie-ar. NOW ;) OX WITH TIIK HTOHV CIIAPTKR IX. Phil Trowlirldga aloud with bla baek toward Ihom aa Anne and 'iypay entured the llrlng room. He waa offering a cocktail to a pretly girl whoaa blonde rurla and frothy whllrn lac gown made her rapetntiln a figure on a Krenrh mlnliilure. The girl waa amlllng. A look ported between them, and Trowbrldg turned. Aeroaa the room an elderly man wlih gruy hair waa In convolution wllli a woman In black. A fat youuglah man with a aniall mua- tach alood bealda them. Ann went forward. "Mra Ln caa," aha auld In the tone of voice reaerved for auch occaalona, "1 wont lo prevent my eoualn, nllaa MclirlUo. uypay lira. Lucaa. That waa the beginning of tha Introductlona. There waa a auo eaaon of them, Including ao many namoa and fanea Ibat all were a eonfuaed Junibla to Gypay. Other mieata arrived linmedlatoly. Hhe diarorerod the man with the gray hair waa Mr. Montgomery and the pretty llltla blond waa bla wife. hh noted Mra. Montgomery paid ara ii t attention to bar buabegd. and generally thara war at laaat two man bealda her. Trowbridge alepped to compli ment Oypay. "nay, girl, what hare yon been doing to yourealfT 1 thought yon were Grata Uarbo when yon ram In!" "What have yon been doing to vour eyaalght?" Ciypay retorted. "Don't yon know a blond from a brunet?" 'Minor detail Inconaeqnen- Hal!" be told her. "Anyhow yoa'r knoekout." (iypay amlled. Rh knew Phil waa trying to ba kind, and aha waa grateful. It waa pleaaant to know tbat aha looked wall. Anna cam for bar and tbara were more Introductlona. Oypay ahook hand, amlled th mechan ical anill ah waa rapidly aeQOIr Ing, and then found heraelf bealde Mra. I. area, the woman In black. 'Are yon atopplng with Mra. Trowbridge?" th older woman aaked. 'No 1 lira In New York." 'Oh, do you? Anne muat bring yon lo tea aom time. You're very like each other, aren't you? I'd almoat aay yon were alatera! (iypay waa relieved. Th con- vernation took a weleom tnrn to ward a mnalral event of th pa at week. Oypay knew nothing abou It, bnl ah could nod and amll at lb proper In terra la. That waa what olher did. Hh bad been to afraid Mra. l.ucaa waa going to aak ba addreea. Wouldn't It aound wall o Ann' wealthy frlendat Th maid ntrd with nor cocktalla. All of tba gueata had arrived. Dinner waa announced. e "You're to (o In with Horace Pag," Ann bad told Oypay, Page had been on of the Uat lo arrive, and at on (lane Oypay realgned heraelf to a dull evening. Ha waa tha type of middle-aged bachelor frequently encountered at dinner pa nice given by auch hoateaai aa Ann Trowbridge. Hllm but not tall, Horace Pag wor rimmed glnnae attached to a gold chain, lila eyea, behind tha lanaea, were vaguely gray. He had aharp feature, pink cheek and thinning hair. They want Into th elaborately appointed dining room. Uypay hud never aeen anything ao ale Hunt aa the long table with Ita covering of heavy lace, th bril liant aheen of ruby cryatal, gleam lug illvor and aoft eandl light. Anna, at th far and of th roum, waa looking charming. The flame of her gown reflected on her cheeka. It waa a proud mo ment for th boateaa. Th dinner party fat on of th moat ambltloua entertainment young Mr. Trowbridge bad un dertaken. The gueal Hat repre sented week of cultivation and tlreleaa effort. That waa why Oyp ay'a arrival to tuke the plac of the injured Mlaa Una waa ao im portant. Anne Trowbridge, for all her frivolity, took one aubject aerloualy. Bb waa atrlvlng with tact, diligence and a aurprlilng amount of Inalght for the aoclal poaltlnn to whloh ah aaplred. It waa her wifely duty tbua to aid Phil (ao ah told him) by enter taining th right people. It waa alao a form of competition which held feverian attraction tor Anne. Tonight marked a triumph. Heated at Pbll'a right at the op Mall end of the table waa Mra. Charlee Littleton Fox THH Mra. Koi wboe nam waa ao well known in aoclal eolumna and whoa picture never appeared even In tbe moat eonaervatlve of Journal. Mra. Fox'a present- at th Trowbridge' dinner waa dis tinctly a aoclal triumph. Charlee Fox aat bealde Anne. He made ao pretenee of the fact Ibat horse and rare track goaatp war the only thing which Inter ested him. It there waa no one about to dlscusa tbe Whitney two-year-olds ahowlng In th eouth or to make predlotlona about the Prraknee. Charlie Fox aubalded into grumpy silence. H waa client now, but not grumpy a conces sion owing to th fact tbat hi hostess waa ao young and pretty. Two of Phil Trowbridge's busi ness associates were included la the group. One of these waa the gray-haired Montgomery with hla young wife. There waa a Miss Matthews and her brother, both mlddl-ged, who bad been friends of Auns's mother. They bad So cial Register rating and llltla money. They had been extremely useful to Anne. e e Most of th others were recent acquaintance of the Trowbridge'. Oypay supposed they must hava prominence or wealth probably both. All of them Impreeeed the girl aa being tiresome and uninteresting. Anne waa th prettiest woman In lha room, Oypay reflected. Horn, of (ours, might prefer th blond Mr. Montgomery, who wor four bracelets, mostly diamonds, snd a diamond pendant, hut tit tered aonetantly la a hlgb, child ish voire. Oypay bad taken d la Ilk to Mra. Montgomery. ( Now a butler was bringing th soup. There had never bean a but ler la th Trowbridg household before. Ann was clearly outdo ing berselfl Horace Page waa asking It Oyp ay had aeea tbe lataat Guild play. It was on tbe Up of the girl's tongue to reply truthfully that aba bad tried to get tickets, bat bo bslcony seats were svallabl. in stead she aald sb bad not gotlea around to it, "They've hit tbe wrong tempo,' Page told her. "Altogether th wrong tempo!" "Tempo? Oypay had auppoeed they wer talking about a play. "Of coure tbe symbolism Is dominant," tbe man continued, "and It's impressive. Oriental thing, you know. Very colorful. Hut there's no excuse really for misplacing th tempo. One doesn't expert that of tbe Guild. " Gypsy thought sb must bar mlauaderctood. "It's tbe new play Lynn Fontann' in, 70a mean. Isn't It?" ah sskad. Pag nodded, bringing tha bald spot Into prominence, "Over-rated actress," be aald, briskly. Thar followed a ten mlnut monologue on what waa wrong with Miss Fontanno's dra matic portrayals. Horace Page advanced th In formation tbat he waa secretary of a Little Theatre group. Ha de plored the commercial theatre and the public's failure to appreciate true art, "But we're reaching them!" Pag declared with feeling. "W r reaching them!" Wby, Oypay asked heraelf, had ah ever given ap tbe peac and quiet of her room. This was a hundred time worse. 8b moved restlessly, tried again to fasten her attention on what Page waa saying. Down at the end t the table she caught a glimpse of Mra. Fox. Her aristocratic chin was elevated, but her table meaner, th girl ounces KG BAKING POWDER It's double acting Us K C (or fine textur nd Urge volunvt in youi biking. PAGE THIRTEEN rxmmmm OVER A PERIOD OF TIME THE PUBLIC CAN BE RELIED UPON TO ALLOT TO ANY WORK OR SERVICE ITS PROPER PLACE. Thua Henry's first In value In point of Introduction, today remalna first not only In reputation but also In retail salea. Intended from tha beginning to give quality for less Henry combines quality service and value. Value Ilea not In price alone nor In quality alon. But when you find exactly th asms quality at a lower price That' Valuo at Henry's. Offering Friday and Saturday ;v!C i aV.i'.-y?..v .Y i t :V'i''t 4' Aa . . air. .. ff.'.-w.'. 1 i';" ,' V . ,rrj. .;-. S...' 1 v' " V'? r ' I ' ?..-rvs I Klamnth County Creamery Butter X lbs. 58c Choice Sirloin or T-Bone Steaks 12i,c California Bacon Backs, Sugar Cured, Smoked 20c Smoked Eastern Breakfast Bacon. Sugar Cured, Sliced aflCudahy's Pure Lard or Vegetable Shortening lOo Strictly Fresh Eggs 12Vic Dressed Chickens 21 Vic Fillet of White Fiah 2 Ibt. 1 5c A Sliced Side Pork, Lean 14V,c A S Rabbits 26V, Choice Halibut 15c Veal Roast Milk Fed 16c We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities Henrys Market Inc. 910 Main Street Opposite Oregon Bank Building Profits Small Business Great That's How VV Operate thought, might hava been Improv ed. poor pbll, atrlvlng to ntr- taln th gueat of honor, looked bard-pressed. All around the table were wo men wearing expenalve gowna and lavish Jewelry. Th name of th men represented aoclal posi tion and wealth. Oypay studied their laoae, and decided abe bad never seen so dismal a groap. e Aa evening of gsletyl She had come out because abe wanted to forget, and very momant waa making her more mlaerable. How long muat thla ordeal last? Now Page had progressed from the theatre to art. Something was wrong with art as wall as tbe the atre. When he paused the girl murmured Inaudlbly. Try aa she would she could not heap Alaa Crosby's faea from appearing be fore bar. "I won't think about him!" Oypay told heraelf, firmly. "I won'tl" Yet In spit of heraelf th vision returned. 8b saw Alan smiling Alan tossing hla balr back with that familiar ahake of the bead. Would this abominable dinner never end?" It seemed hoars before th cheese and wafers came. And at laat! Heaven be praised! Anne Trowbridg waa rising from her cbalr. The guests straggled into th living room. Coffee was served by the meticulous butler snd then tbe bridge tables sppeared. "But Ann!" Oypay protested. "Yon know I don't play!" "I know, dear. Neither win I It's going to make three even ta bles." la tha confusion of selecting partner and getting seated at th brldg table Oypay slipped from the room. She made her way to Anne's bedroom. She would leave a note and escape. With one hand on th door of th room the girl hesitated. What was that noise across tbe hall? Sb heard It a second tim. It waa a scraping sound an, It came rrom behind tn door at tha left, Oypay pushed the door open, witched on th light. Facing her. In th half-opened window ah saw a man.. (To Be Continued) MI.fOB AUTO MIHHAP OOLTUfi KHAR CITY A minor antomobll accident occurring about a quarter of a mile outside the city limit on South- Sixth atreet waa reported by A. Z. Dean to tba sheriff's office yesterday. Dean, driving bis own auto mobile turned from th risht aid of th road to th left to negotiate th driveway bealde a etore, tha report state. Because of the lights. Dean tailed to Judge bla distance correctly and struck th front wheel of a ear driven by J. P. Sexton, wboe llttlaa sen suffered a cut Hp. CATERPILLAR CLUB LONDON England ha its famed Caterpillar club, similar to tbat of the United State. To become a member. It la neceeaary tbat one's life be saved throuah a toreed paraehnta Jump. Twenty four members wer added to th club In 1180. There ara now SCO members of the club. R. H. Nichoson May Have Been Known In Klamath Falls Belief that R. H. Nichoson, Portland man, who was reported missing from the steamer Ad miral Evans carlr laat ftatnrif aa th vesael waa aoraewbere off Cap Blanco, waa th aam H. H. Nlchoaoa who waa on or tha glaeera In charge of the Great Northern construction wnrb of this elty, was voiced today by euirjaie. He waa well known here and scant eiaii able time In thla elty. The de scriptions of both man ara similar. Although BO definite Informa tion haa been received here. It waa learned that Nlrhoaon, who had been suffering from cancer and whoae condition waa bone less. Injured himself before ap parently Jumping overboard. MANY AIR F4MKN0EM NEW YORK. Thirty-four air lines operating la the United States, Canada and Latla Aster- ' ic. and cevariag 10, OOP - miles of alrwsfs, carried SII.S10 nes aenxera In It ID, accord Ing; to n- !"!. Xi '""" r Book of 110. Thla raDraesnl. . "e'er Inereaa of 111 per seal over lilt. DANCE at Merrill Saturday Night March 14th Lea Saline's S-rUe Baad Tin A, at For fteamlta 17m Herald Claaal Ad sLwlZaaaaaZZaaalaapaZaallaVIZZ r " -aJ I PLEASANT VIEW DAIRY for grade A par raw asllk Irons tested Jeawey aad Caeraaey eosrs, pro docd aad bottled la a plant tbat haa conformed to re qatfreanccita Call 1S7W3 We Deliver (Joe Keller) Twin Loaves of BREAD Can now be had for a Dime at any store. Home Bakery Bakers are Joy Makers Chlldr. a Cry for Mot. Sear St ae These Aar Remember Don't Pay Over a Dime Home Bakery Tbe Bakers of th Fanoaa Malted Milk Bread. 1112 Main. Phone 734. This coffee has everything you that because Hills want coffee to have Bros roast it evenly . . continuously . . a little at a time CONTROLLED ROASTING HILLS : BB.OI PATENTED CONTINUOUS PROCESS DEVEL OPS A WEALTH OF AROMA FLAVOR AND RICHNESS LACKING IN BULK-ROASTED COFFEE TO THOSE carefully chosen coffees which make up the Hills Bros, blend, nature has given the ut most In flavor; And to develop that flavor to the fullest extent, Hills Bros, roast their blend by ft process that has no equal in exactness. Evenly : i : continuously 1 1 1 a few pounds at ft time : : : the coffee passes through the roasters In which the heat is automatically controlled. Every berry is. roasted evenly to a degree that gives Hills Bros. Coffee its ever-satisfying flavor. What's more, it's a flavor no other coffee has because no other coffee is roasted tbe same way. Whenever or wherever you buy Hills Bros. Coffee it is always fresh. Hills Bros.' vacuum pack ing process removes air, which destroys the flavor of coffee, from the can and keeps it out. Ordinary cans, even if sir-tight, do not keep coffee fresh. Grocers everywhere sell Hills Bros; Coffee. Ask for it by name and look for the Arab the trade markon the can. HILLS BROS COFFEE O.NI