Frpt. 17, 1031
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON1
PAGE SEVEN
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CONTRACTH KKKINANOKD
PAYMKNTS KKDUCKD
lioo't Ins your car but don't go to loan iherk. He ua
nd aave m mey. Our rut Include Insurance fur on year.
Morrow ItOOUU pay ua 113 n per in on 111 for 111 uiunlhi
Morrow lltv.ou pay ua 119 11 pir month for 10 monlha
llnrrow liuo.vo ar ua Hl.lt par iiionlh lor ID month!
Horror 1160.00 .ar ua 1.10. par In on til for 10 monlha
Harrow 1100.00 pay ua tlt.it per uuinth for 10 monlha
Wa ar In a position Ik reduie your payments wlion out of
work and suspend I In in In ra of sickness
Or. Hlata l.lomt No. H I 01
NELSON AUTO CO,
(30 Klamath Avauua
Telephone (SO
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Pittance your aulo and uia
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t'oolraria retlnanred lo re
dura your pevnieute. Addi
tional money advanced.
Pay ehargea on uupald
balance only,
MOTOR INVKH TMKNT CO.
116 Mala fit. 1'kuua lilt
Oregon flata License No. M104
WANT TO DOIlltOW 13.000 at
l! 17.100 security. Wrlia
hni loot. Hereld-News. 1001
24 Businesa Opportunities
CONTHACT for sain. Dig die
rounL J71 lorllnd. 3111
FOR RENT Altamonl Blore.
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THIC WUMIW KltuM t'llll'AriO
la now showing al lha HAIN
IIOW TIIEATKIt. A pa. to
an If. V l-OOI.B THKATKK
la being bald at tha llerald
Na( office for Mra. A. Kld
dlar, Heldeln lintel. Heed
tha rtaaalflad aorllon where
bayara and eellere meal.
Lfl Notice?
In tha Clrrutt Conrt of tha
State of Oregon for tha County
of Klamath.
Nina l.c.la Tlneley, Plaintiff,
va. John W. Tlnaley, Defendant.
Equity No. 147.
To John W. Tlnsley, Defend
ant. In the name of tha Scale of
Oregon: You are hereby required
to appear and anawer Ilia com
plaint filed against you In the
.bora entitled Court before Sep
tember Slat. 1J11. and It you
fall ao to anawer or appear here
in plaintiff will apply to tha
Conrt for the relief prayed for In
her complaint, tnwlt: For De
cree of lilvurre from you on the
ground of cruel and Inhuman
treatment rendering her life nils
arable and burdeneome am for
a urn other and further relief aa
may be equitable.
Thia aummooa la aerved upon
you by publlratlon thereof once
week for a period of four rou
eecutlre weeka tflre Insertions)
pursuant to an order of tha Hon
orable V. M. Duncan. Judve of
Ilia above entitled court, dated
Aufuat 20th. 1111.
Iiale of the tint publication
hereof being AhiiiiI :uth. Mil.
and tha data of tha lent publica
tion belnc Heplember 17th. 131
DAVItl It. VANDKNHKIKi,
Attorney for tba Plaintiff. 303-
S0S Wllllama llldg., Klamath
Falla, Oregon.
H Ana. 10-J7; Dept. J. 10-17
IVOTK'K Of.' I'INAI. ACfnl'KT
In the County Court of the
Bute of Oregon for the County
of Klamalh.
In tha Matter of the Knlalo of
William Hubert llrotlioriou, de
ceased. Notice la hereby (Ivan that 1
have fllrd my final account aa
eterutrla of the ealaie of Wil
liam Itobert llroihcrton, de
ceased, III the above entitled
court and aald court baa flied
the I '.III day of Hepleiuuer, Mil.
nt Ilia hour of t.uo I'. M., aa
the time, and the courtroom of
lha County Court of Klamath
t'nunly, In the County Court
House at Klamalh Falla aa the
place fur the heerlng of oblec
Hone aialnat llie allowing of aald
account.
MAKAII M. linoTIIEHTON
Kzeculrlx of Hie Will of William
Itobert llrolherlon, Peceeed.
II. Aug. 30-37; Kept. 3-10-1?
STATE POLICE H
NUMEROUS DUTIES
8ALKM. Ore., (I f) State po
lice aren't Just a traffic patrol to
be found on the highways. They
do aeveral oilier things, tiupl.
Charlea f, rray pointed out.
The average perann may eeldom
Ihlnk of It, but neverlheleai, the
atala police la an organliatlon
autborlied to prevent crime, to
live flmt aid to the Injured, to
auccor the helplaaa and to reuder
service aud cooperation whenever
poaalhle. Ilullea other than the
apprehension of traffic violators
are ronitaully making greater de-
manda on Oraiou a atate conata'
bulary. I'ray aald.
Prevention of crime U one of
the bluer problems, eapeclally In
rural reglona which are almoet
entirely dependent upon the atala
troopera for protection.
To eipedllo criminal Inveallga-
tlona and purault of crlmlnala, to
obtain tha legal evidence necea-
pary to Insure conviction In the
rourta. to further eslend the pol
Icy of cooperallun with other atate
and private agenrlee devoted to
public Interests, and to further et
land the privilege of better aerv
Ice to the citizens of tha atale, are
addltonal dutlee of the police,
pointed out by 1'ray.
Registrations For
Relief on Increase
Twenty-five persons have reg
latered at the governor'! relief
committee headquarter la the
county agent'a office at the
ronrthoUNO with Tna llullack, eeo
retarr of the committee, ah aald
Wedneadiy.
The commute wUhei to a.
cure registration from peraona
Hygiene Question
HORIZONTAL
J FraDch protec
torate of which
r la the
capital.
I What part oC
tk body la the
antebracbluraf
IS Heathen god.
J4 Huge musical
Inetnunent.
It Toward aea.
IT To carry.
II To chatter.
It Finger
ornament.
30 Rich milk.
11 Bugle plant.
33 Growing out.
14 Llnlnta of
ahoe bottoms.
17 Deity
t To observe.
10 Devoured.
11 Dye.
15 afourna
greatly.
II After what
Italian city I
a very fine
violin named?
II Kntlcee.
(tailor.
U Got op.
YESTERDAY ANSWER
43 Tertalnlng to
the aun.
44 Definite
article
41 Medical nam
for earache.
41 Period.
10 Name of a
"Fate"
I! Small -flab.
14 Repairer.
ti Correlative of
nephews.
It Plumed.
7 Moat com
monplace. VERTICAL
1 Our attorney
general.
1 ttrfum.
1 Routine! of
atudy.
4 True ollvt
ahrub.
I Conical mass
of yarn.
Rootatock or
Iris
7 Deadly
ft Unit
To merle
10 Inhabitant of
Asia.
31 To let,
IS Portuguear
explorer and
navigator of
America.
II Dance.
11 Appearance,
13 Compound
ether.
II Mesh of lac
16 Organ of
hearing
II KipreeMon of
amusement.
Prophet.
31 To eject.
31 Flowcra.
34 Mlater
31 Portlcoe.
31 Rough broken
cliffs.
3? Bone.
40 Every
41 Place of
bualneaa.
43 Laughing
44 To drive In.
41 Eagle
41 Opposite of
cloeed.
47 Melody
it Small dotted
cubes
41 Examination.
61 Poem.
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ri rill:
llirougliout the county who need
relief either In the form of pro
visions, clothing, supplies, or em
ployment, Employment la not promised
by the committee although the
list will be available to thoee
who wleh lo employ someone.
Deputy Sheriff
Justified For
Killing Santee
YAKIMA. Wash , ' Sept. IT,
ll'I'l Deputy Sheriff W. H.
Maban, who shot aud killed C.
I,. Haulee, a friend of lonK
standlug, when he found him In
a hodroom wllh Mrs. Vshsn, was
free IoiiIkIiI, after -a coroner's
Jury found hla act "Justifiable
homicide."
Mnhan and Ills wife enter
tained Haul at lunch. The
doputy sheriff left hla wife and
Ihelr visitor aoon after the meal
tnd went lo Ills office. Shortly
after be arrived there, however,
Im found be bad forgotten his
handcuffs, so he went back home
tu get them.
When .Msliatt reached bit
home, hla wife and Han tee were
In the bedroom.
Potato Growers
To Meet Friday
Night at Henley
Potato groweie of Klamath
county will meet Friday nghl at
Henlo'y hall at I o'clock lo dlr
cusa problems ronfrontlne the
induatry lu this aectlon. All
growera In the ctunly are In
vited to the meeting.
Among the matter to be dis
cussed by the committee will be
I be establishment of a price for
potato picking thla fall, mechani
cal Injutlea lo polatoee aud how
to prevent them, and discus
sion of the market outlook.
Twenty-millionth Ford Will Be
In Klamath Falls Next Saturday
The twenty-millionth Ford car,
which la on a transcontinental
lour, will arrlvn at llalslxer
Motor cumpany here Saturday
efternooo at 4:11 p. m. Accom
panying the car will be 10 of
ficiate of the Ford Motor com
pany, headed by Colonel Wll
helm, personal repreeentallve of
Henry Ford, who Is conducting
the lour through the United
Stalea.
The mayor, chief of police, and
one prominent citizen In each
town are signing the log which
acroiupaulea the car, and thla
log and car will be returned to
Greenfield Village at Dearborn
for preeervatlon nenr the first
Ford car built In Hxa.
tjtlx .Mixlrls Along;
Seventeen deluxe models, latest
In the Ford line, accompany this
car, each driven by a uniformed
chauffeur who has been trained
by Colonel Wllhelm to execute
aeveral clever maneuvers. They
bare aeveral formatlona which
tbry will execute for the public's
benefit.
Ten Ford officials Including
Colonel Wllhelm, F. K. Lnnd
Strom, branch manager of Ford
Motor company, Portland: J. A.
Hullwlnkle. branch manager of
Ford plant at Han Francisco:
Hill nurgolne, asslsunt manager
of Ford plant at Portland: Ralph
Kelly, wholeeale manager; C. J.
Powell, 'head of lha commercial
department; Vic ballluger, gone
manager and numeroua other of
ficial1 are on the tour. The
30.00000th car la guarded day
and night.
Plan Program
The Klamath Wranglers will
slug requeet numbers at I o'clock
Saturday evening during the tour
visit at the Balsiger garage.
They will endeavor to alng any
request number phoned In before
Friday night to the Balsiger
garage. There will be a free
dance In the showroom from 1:30
p. m. to midnight.
The lo.ooo.oooth car will be
on display in tha showroom from
Saturday evening until-1 a. m.
Monday.
Thousands of Tons
Of Hay Available
In Klamath Basin
Over 11,000 ton of hay that
la for aala has been listed at
the chamber of commerce since
the office started listing the bay
crop with a view to telling In
tereated owners of livestock
where feed may be obtained.
Secretary Earl C, Reynolds aald
Wedneeiiay.
County Agent Henderson aayi
that at tha present time hla of
fice baa more than 10.000 lone
Amusements
of bay Hated for aale. Informa
tion blanka have been sent to all j
hay growera known In the county
with a view to obtaining mora
complete Information on what
they bar to offer stork owners.
Average price of hay at the
present Vme varies from II a
ion to 9 a ton, depending on
whether or not there, are feed
ing facilities available, barns,
houses, or pasture to go with It.
There are 10 alters In the new
Abbey church of the Benedictine
Order at Woolhampton, Berks.
Enaland. It la known as Douel
Abbey.
All membera of the Klamatb
Radio Listeners' league are re
quested to atteod a meeting In
the banquet room of Hotel wil
lard, Friday evening. September
II. at S o'clock, when arcoin
pllabnienta of the past season's
work will b discussed by offi
cers of the organisation, and
plans made for furtbe- eliminat
ing Interference.
Perry O. Del,ap. representa
tive to the last legislature from
this district, will act aa chair
man of the meeting and will
outline what waa accomplished
at legislature in regard to radio
reception.
In letter aent out Wednesday
to radio listeners of the city. It
waa pointed out that tbe or
ganization haa done all In Ita
power to eecure suitable legisla
tion that would assist In secur
ing better ralo reception.
The organization also went on
record aa recommending that a
local radio broadcasting atatlon
be established In Klamath Falla,
furniaulng full day-light recep
tion, but not Interfering with
programs received from outside
stations.
Leipzig Plane Olwrrratorr
LEIPZIG. (UP) The geo
physical Institute of the University
of Leipzig Is erecting a large ob
servatory In a foreit near here.
The building, which la being built
on a base of solid rock will have
an 80 foot tower. An "earth
quake cellar" In a nearby qaarry
will hous the observatory's se
ismograph, and two further build
ings will be devoted to the atudy
of terres'rlal magnetism.
I PELICAN Now nlsrlna-
"Charlie Chan Carries On" with
Warner Oland, Marguerite) Chur
chill and John Oarrlck.
PINB TREE Now playing
"Bought." with Richard Bennett
and hla daugiiter, Conatance Ben
nett. HALS'ROV Now playing
"The Widow From Chicago,"
with Edward O. Robinson.
NEW VOX Now playing
"The Viking." .filmed In the
wlida of Labrador.
"Charlie Chan t arries On"
"Charlie Chan tarries On,"
now showing at the Pelican, la
tha nearest approach we have
seen to a perfect! mystery film.
Tbe auspemie Is beautifully hand
led, the characterizations of tbe
various role are flawleaa. the
tmpo Is Ideal. You'll enjoy the
production as a whole, and be
sides. Warner Oland s stunning
performance you'll enjoy Mar
guerite Churchill and John (iar
rk In the romantic leads; War
ren Hymer and Marjorle White
aa the Chicago racketeer and bia
wife: William Holden. John T.
Murray. John Swor, Jason Ro
bards, George Brent and a boat
of others, with special mention
lif Peter Cawthnrn aa tha HfAi.
land Yard Inspector.
"Bonghf
Richard Bennett, atar of the
legitimate stage for 30 years,
playa an Important role In
"Bought," at tie Pine Tree the
ater. In support of the star, his
eldest daughter, Constance Ben
nett. For many years Bennett
vss noted alike for bia fine s'uxe
cbaracterizatlona and hla fiery
certain speeches which both
charmed and annoyed bis audi
ence. Hla recent atage role.
Immediately preceding bia return
lo pictures, wer "Jarnegan."
"The Barker," "They Knew
What They Wanted," aud "Be
yond tha Horizon."
"The W idow From Chicago"
Edward O. Robinson, famous
stage actor, who has become
screen favorite, la one of the
most versatile of Thespians, but
he haa to fight producers con
stantly to remain that way.
Ha la apt to be so good In (nr
given role that both stage and
screen producers demand what
might be termed "encorea"! That
Is, they want him t play simi
lar rolee, and keep on playin'
Idem, while Robinson always
wants to launch Into a new type
of characterization entirely.
"The Widow From Chicago"
la now at tbe Rainbow theater,
Nell Hamilton haa a prominent
role.
"The Viking"
Distinctly different from the
general run of motion pirturee Is
"The Viking." now showing at
the New Vox. A dramalio all
talking picture which haa for Ita
background the forbidding but
beautiful icefields oft the Labra
dor coast. The producers have
taken thla unusual selling and
coupled It with a thrilling atory
of two rugged aealers who bat
tle for the woman they both
love
"Th Viking" la the picture
which cost the Urea of th youth
ful producer. Varlrk FtIsmII, and
IS others, when th sealing ship
after which the picture waa
named, was destroyed oft Horse
Island, Newfoundland.
Novel Name for color
LONDON, (UJ) New colorr
sbown for fall and winter clothes
appear to be novel and universal
In tbelr names. Mothbloom beige,
pLantom mauve, Capri blue, can
teloupe orange. Borgia red, Pole
Star green and locust bean browa
are among the popular new
ahades.
BRINGING UP FATHER
By George McManus
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kCKowp QtrrntRs to celebrate.
TVtE BENEWJAL OF TRAIN MRAHCe. IT
IS A PAV OP CEJOtOhMfV. TucOC isc
PIECHES. BOTH BANDS ARE OOT. AMD
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HIM. ONE OF TvtE BANPS, OeeupVlMG, TWO ENTIRE FLAT
CARS, l, GOIN6 ALONCi JUST TO MAKE SURE THAT Wtt
FIRST TRIP IS A ROLLICKING SUCCESS.
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