Sept. 2:1, 1931
PAUL EIGHT
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
COMPARATIVE
ire.
CHOP PRICES
ARE PREPARED
Detslled tablee of comparative
prlr.s of Klamath county a agri
cultural product for I be y.ars
1D.1U and 1931 are being prepared
bv A. L. Crawford, secretary of
th Klamath Irrigation Dlatrlct,
and will bo ntallrd within a few
(Java to Klwond Mead, commis
sioner of Irritation.
The rotnmlMloner ha asked all
Irrigation districts who bar peti
tioned the government for mor
atoriums on Tnrloua government
chorKs, to present thia data. Ac
cording to a letter from Commls
lonr Mead, the bureau of recla
mation desires a complete under
standing of all conditions, and
wishes to cooperate with water
hum Instead of antagonising
th.m.
The department of tha Interior
haa full information aa to crops
of 1938 and 'S3, and wishes
table of the 1930 and 'SI crop
for the purpose of comparison.
According to Mommlaaloner
Mead, the matter of moratorium
for Irrigation dlatrlrt all over
the I'nited State will probably
be left for C'onrrea to deride,
with, however, whatever recom
mendation the condition of act
tier aeetn to Justify.
SHRII.EfS Will GO
TO EVENT AT RENO
Close to ltd Shrlner ot Klam
ath Falli", member ot Hlllah tem
ple, will leave thia city Friday
evening. October 23. for Reao. to
take part in the annual Shrine
ceremonial in which Sbriner from
Northers. California, Southern
Oregon and Nevada participate.
Last year the event took place in
Marsudeld. An . attendance of
approximately 2500, including
members of six temple. 1 antici
pated. Tho Southern Pacific will oper
ate a special train from thl city
to Iteno. leaving Klamath Fall
Friday at 9 o'clock in the evening,
and returning at p. m. Sunday.
Kn optionally low round trip fare
lor Shriners. their wire and fam
ilies and friends, hare been
nu med.
An elaborate program I being
outlined at Reno for the pleaaure
of the visitors. The local drum
corps Is expected to take part in
the ceremonial.
Common Colds
Deserve Respect
SALEM. Ore. (CP) With
winter coming on, Oregon health
experts warned that common
colds should be ahown due re
spect. ..
"Children who give the ap
pearance of coming down with a
common cold may In truth have
measles, whooping congii. acarlet
fever, diphtheria, epidemic men
Ugites, polimyelities. Influents,
or pneumonia," officials ex
plained. "In view ot the diseases with
which colds may be associated,
children and other suffering
from them should be kept from
contact with others, a period In
bed being desirable."
Low Rate Offered
. to Shrine Battle
The. Southern Pacific is offer
ing an exceptionally low round
trip rat to Klamath county
residents wishing to attend the
Shrine benefit football game at
the Multnomah stadium. Port
land. September 26, according to
L. L. Graham, district freight
and passenger agent. The game
will bo between Oregon State
College and the University of
Colorado. Proceeds v-ill go to
the Shrine hospital for crippled
children.
Molatore's House
Damaged by Fire
Tony Molatore'a residence at
.138 North Eleventh street wa
damaged by firs at 12:4S p. m.
Tuesday. "The attic and roof
were damaged by fire ' which
started on tha wall at the floor
uf the house and crept up the
wall, spreading when It reached
the attic and roof. Cause of the
fire Is unknown. The city fire
department quenched the flames.
Continuous Work
'- on Roads Sought
MAKSHFIELD, Ore., Sept. 23,
(JP) Continuous work on the
Coqullle-Marshfield highway dur
ing tho winter season, to aid In
the unemployment situation, is I
being sought by the Marshfleld i
chsmber ot commerce.
The directors went on record
today asking the state highway
roniinksion to work out a pro
gram of work for straightening
the road.
Four other crimes beside mur
der are punishable by death In
some of our states. They are ar
son, rape, first-degree burglary
and perjury In a capital case.
Red Ball Stage
Line
One Stage Daily fot
Lakeview, Oregon
Terminal
Stage Depot
830 Klamath
PHONE 999
Lave K. F. 8:30 a. m.
From Germany
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Here'a the welcome that awaited rapt. Wolfgang Von Gronan when tha German true-Atlantic
flyer arrived at North Beach, N. Y.. after a hop from Chicago. Tha hero ot tha Germany-to-Chirago
flight la ahown above aa he wa greeted by Adam Raver, representative ot the Long Island Ger
man Society, rtelow la the ion Cronau plane at rest on tha watera of North Beach Airport, with an'
other German air visitor the huge ky-linvr DO-X anchored In tha background.
Hunting Horde Still Bringing .
In Game; 250-pounder Is Bagged
And atill they com
and their gam.
"'They're coming In too thick
tor ss. W haven't time to
count them" Is tha comment the
sport dealers make.
Scores of deer are brought In
each day from Hayden mountain.
Gearhart. Pokegama district, and
other thickly wooded section of
Klamath county. Tho woods j
have been perforated with shots
from sunrise to sundown each I
day of the aeason. now only three i
days old.
Flrst honor for the biggest '
ROSEBORG EVENT
Air. and Mrs. B. W. Bates re
turned last evening from Rose
burg where the former represent
ed the Klamath chamber of com
merce at the big Jubilee celebra
tion held at Roseburg Friday
and Saturday in honor of the
new aoldiera home to be located
at that city.
Over ten thousand people par
ticipated in tha festivities and
aside from Senator Steiwer and
Congressman Hawley there were
many prominent people from all
part of the a tale who enjoyed
the program arranged by the
citizens ot Roseburg. The little
city In tho Umpqu. valley was
gaily decorated for the event and
its people were duly appreciative
of the large representation of
all parts ot the state.
Mr. and Mrs. Bate were ac
companied o nthelr trip north by
the former'a son. Rosa Bates,
who will take up his second
year' work at the University of
Oregon, and on their return by
Mr. and Mrs. Bert G. Batea and
little daughter Sally Zoe. of
Hollywood, who will visit here
at the Bate home.
Nineteen Head
Of Sheep Killed
Nineteen head of beep be
longing to Marion Barnes were
killed on the highway about two
miies north of Williamson river
Friday when a Northland Trans
portation company bus ran into
the band.
Joe Queen, driver of the bus.
In a report filed at the aherift's
office said that he waa blinded
by rain and that the sheep could
not be seen on the highway.
The driver was behind the flock
and the wet condition of the
pavement prevented the apply
ing of brakes In time to avoid
hitting the sheep, be said.
Hoboes Migrate
TUCSON, Arix., (U.R) During a
winter month here police officers
picked up 4,000 hoboes who were
enjoying Tucson's winter climate,
but now that warm weather pre
vails days pass without a hobo ar
riving in town.
Powder of precious stone and
the ashes of gold, silver and cop
per, are used In tonic medicines of i
India.
Hunting Parties Taken Care of at
Sprague River and at Fish
Lake Lodges.
' CootS Saddle Horses, Licensed Guides.
Inquire at the
Hotel Lakeview, Lakeview, Oregon
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hunter, deer are claimed by R. C. Do
brusky who bagged a deer weigh
ing 250 pound dressed. It was
one of the largest ones brought
in during tha past several year
and has been displayed in tho
Sanitary Market window.
Dr. F. W. BIU" Peak and
his brother. Joseph Peak, claim
Joint honora in bringing back a
170-pound black tail from the
Pokegema district. They each
claim they shot the deer but
have amicably aettled the matter
by telling their friends that the
"Peak brothers" are the poa-
lessors.
TRAFFIC TIPS
Ity Sergeant Carl Cook
Klamath Kalis Police
It is unlawful to drive a motor
vehicle with a aign or poster on
the windshield unless such sign
or poster is a certificate re
quired to be displayed by law.
No vehicle or load shall exceed
12 feet In height, 8 feet in
width, 34 feet In length, and no
combination of vehlclea shall ex
ceed a total length ot (5 feet.
Al Rosseau, the state examin
ing officer for chauffeurs and
operators will be In the council
room of the city hall on the 24,
23. 26 and 28 ot September from
8:00 a. m. to 6:00 p. m.
Scout Masters to
Hold Meet Tonight
Scout masters and their as
sistants will meet tonight for
(".Inner and a business meeting
at 6:30 o'clock in the chamber
of commerce rooms. Executlre
O. E. Hoover, of Crater Lake
council 1 in the city, and will
be present at the meeting.
Plana for tall and winter ac
tivities Including a training
course for scout !faderst will be
discussed, aud tlnal arrange
ments for a fall rally will Dt
made.
J. W. Scoggins. of Merrill, re
cently elected head of the scout
masters' association, will air 3
be present at tonight's meeting.
Bend 20-30 Club
Will Get Charter
Members of the Klamath Falls
Twenty Thirty club are making
plans to go to Bend October 23
to officiate at presentation of
the charter to the Bend clnb.
Harry Boivln. president of the
local club, said that a large dele
gation from here will attend. A
banqnet and dance are being
planned for the visitors, accord
ing to Information received here.
Two girls are employed by a
rubber company in Liverpool to
test rubber footwear of various
types. In the past four year
they have walked 12.000.
WHO'S
COMING?
His Initial Are B. B.
the cost of awrythiog it coming down
nowodcyv So ore the rates for every one
of the 350 rooms...ALL WITH BATH. ..at
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FORESTRY NOW II.
BUILDING OF OWN
SALEM. Or.. Sept. 21 Ore
gon' State Fair now ha a For
estry building.
The greatest single Industry In
the data la now recognised with
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sure. It is the old dairy products
building vscated when makera of
butter, cheese and handler of milk
and eEgs Joined for the biggest
exhibit ever held in their line.
But the fsrt remains It Is now
the Forestry building, compete
ly occupied by timber,, logging,
lumbering and forestry Interests
of the state of Oregon. It only
lends glamour to the splondld
display this year to say that all
these interests have plans in the
hack of their minds for a splen
did Forestry building not too far
in the future and in accord with
the position which the state's
greatest Industry should have at
the Oregon State Fair.
Every phase ot the Use ot wood,
from the seed to the finished pro
duct, will be represented in the
Joint display.
George G. Pearson of Bend,
general chairman of the 4-L em
ployes wood promotion committee,
which la cooperating with the
West Coast Lumberman's associa
tion ot Seattle, will Join with
George E. Griffith of Forest Serv
ice headquarters in Portland and
W. V. Fuller of the state forest
er' ataff in presenting the dis
play to the public.
Farmer will find a complete
exhibit of trees available to them
for woodlot and shelter planting
from the Oregon State Forest
nurrery at Corvallis. The best
exhibitions of forest fire signs at
the recent Ashevllle. N. C . ahow
of the American Forestry associa
tion last Angust was entered by
the AVeatern Forestry and Con
servation association ot Portland
and will be ahown at the State
Fair.
Modela have been built to ex
plain new uses of lumber In mod
ern wood bridges, snd for railroad
construction. Attractive new
styles of shingle and the new
pine knot siding will be shown.
A model sawmill, a model forest
lookout, and new motion picture
reels accompanied by lectures on
Forestry will bo part of the For
estry building display, according
to Lynn V. Cronemiller, state for
ester. Firemen Ralk Change
MEMPHIS, Tenn.. (U.R) An ef- I
fort to change the hours of fire
men, who now hare 11 houra on
duty and 13 hours off, to a
straight 24-hour shift, was block
ed here recently. Members of the
department favor the present
plan.
Chronic conmtlpationmn6
Ing Its toile poison through
the blood stream to evury !!
organ- mlrnym mora human
than all othsrrcauacs combined.
To control no C mradlcat
thia taonater, the American
people annually aprnd fifty
million dollars for laxative.
And often these laxatlres ag
gravate thia condition Instead
of Improving it.
Do yon realise that constipa
tion of Ua exiats where patients
have regular bowel movement
or even aufTer with diarrheal1
Constipation la a symptom
of serious trouble In the colon.
Piles, colitis, ulcers, fistula
heart and endocrine disease,
kidney and bladder trouble,
skin eruptions, even cancer
II these and more can In al
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904 BROADWAY BUILQINO. PORTLAND. OREGON
tmnmimt la HIT by Dr.
I). S. ATTITUDE ON
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than any other people. Why?"
Col. Kohtti said lu opening his
address.
"First, th spiritual adventure
of the American people. They
have been pioneer of a better
human lite and have dared to be
lieve that they could us th pow
er ot government for human wel
fare. "Second, th aprsad ot educa
tion and scientific knowleds
among the people teaching th
youth of the land that th effect
of alcohol la to deflect the spread
of the muscles, th accuracy of
th mind and th moral control
ot th drinker.
Wonic-n Influence f4ora)
"Third, th advance of demo
cracy, particularly wotnen'a auf
traxe. In past age ot th race
women hav horn In silence th
curse of drunken men. Now they
ran. road at the ballot hoi to pro
tect themselves, their children and
their homes.
"Fourth, tha urban movement
and the rise ot the mechanical
power age. Colonel Roblna said
he was born In a twelve-mlle-an-hour
world, that we were now
living In a slxty-mlle-an-hour
world and in a abort time one
hundred mile an hour would be
rommou speed for passenger trot
flc.
"And last and possible moat po
tent ot all. tha nature and char
acter of tho llauor traffic Itself.
It hss alwava been a criminal and
lawless traffic violating the rule
ot the game, caring nothing for
human progress and well hetng.
fighting only for Ha own special
privilege to exploit and Imbrut
the people and coin their blood
and brain and soul Into profits
for the liquor Ironic.
Policy Hhovra
All this culminated In the
American policy ot prohibition.
HOW!
Mr the most democratic and
Anglo-Saxon methods small units,
villages and towns, then counties,
then state, trying out on mi t hod
after another, regulation high II
cenre, local option, even state dis
pensaries In South Carolina, until
prohibition became the settled
policy: north aa well as south,
east as well aa west, ot all who
opposed the rule and ruin of the
saloon and the liquor traffic In
the life of th Amerlrn people.
This sten-at-a-time progress ot
prohibition continued until thirty
three states had established pro
hibition either by constitutional
amendment or atate-wlde statute.
Miss llrowa Hpeaaa
Declaring lb purpose and pro
gram of the Allied Forces tor
Prohibition to be epitomised by
the battle cry. "We Stand for the
Maintenance of the Eighteenth
Amendment and for Liberty With
Law On Thia Issue We Fight."
Miss Norma C. Brown, a member
of the second division ot the allied
compalgners. presented a number
of reasons why they stand for
the eighteenth amendment, sup
porting each with a brief discus
sion. She said they (land tor It:
1. Because It atrlke down a
traffic the material and human
waste of which Is repellent to th
standards of efficiency Imperative
In our high-powered age ot ma
chinery. 2. Because It recognise the ob
ligation ot the State to protect tha
social order agalnat Injustice In
flicted by the uncontrolled greed
and avarice and otter selfishness
of the few.
1. Because It throw the power
ot the United State Government
sgalnst the saloon and ita de
bauchery, and on the side of
sobriety and decency.
4. Because It does prohibit
not adequately, a yet but In a
measure sufficient to be slto-
Lorraine School of
Beauty Culture
Special Introductory
Rates Now in Effect
"Earn While You Learn"
Day and Night Classes
211 Sfewart-Drew Bldg.
Constipation
Monstrous
SLAYER of
MANKIND !
moat every Instance, he traced
to Improper elimination.
You cannot cure the reuse of
your illness by doctoring the
symptom constipation with
lax a tire and physic!
Northwest Clinic special 1st a
In the nor-ur tical mnd non
confining treatment ef rental
and colon disesaes can help
you mllminatm both constipa
tion end ita reus. Do not
neglect constipation! It causes
premature old ageeven death!
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earibla this
l.llnlr'a tlnlt I le!
ilitUa for trMtlnc
ahnmla Ilia. Haplr
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ftlalfl aifwieipai. YJUr
I mm try In !
ssligatfam m mmt
sVaxraacmaait. . A. fMlllps, FrMMass
Ma" '
vhrtmle Ills
Lev! Asra
Coming
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lun 1' o 1 1 n g. Internationally-
known young people'a leader In
various Christian activities, who
will ha one ot III Thursday
speakers In Ihe Allied Campaign
ers' drive in Klamath Falls. Pol
ing Is an Oregon man.
gether displeasing to Ita oppon
ents."
6. Ilecaua notwithstanding tbe
difficulties that attend II ade
quate enforcement Its resulta are
Infinitely more satisfactory man
those ot any method previously
tried.
. Because no new and more
nrnmlalna' method is proposed.
This evening' program which
opens at 7:30 will he featured bv
addresses by Miss Norma llrnwn
and Col. Raymond Robins. Th
tonics will be "Th eighteenth
amendment, why It will never be
repealed" and "The Constitution.
shsll w scran It.
A local council ot Allied Youth,
the young peoples' association In
connection with th Allied Cam'
palgners, was org.tulsed Tursdsy
evening when Miss Tneuna I'ar
rlsh was elected chairman.
Book Study Croups
To Meet Thursday
Th E. C. Book Club group of
th Business and Professional
Women's Clnb will meet Thursday
evening at Ihe home of Mrs. lla
Parker on East Main sfeet. "The
Old Ladlrs" by Hush Wslpolv Is
the book that will he discussed.
Mrs. Phil Fshnlsnder will re
view' the book and Miss Thelma
McAlpin will give a brief discus
sion of Walpole's Uf" and con
temporaries. Mrs. Parker will
lead Ihe group In the absence of
Mrs. 1. Neal Klewsrt, regular
leader ot the group. All mem
bers are urged to be present.
Klremra Leara Forrtulr
SALEM. Or. (U.P Oregon fire
men also will be public speakers.
A course In rhetoric and pulillc
speaking waa scheduled by th
state fire marshal for the annual
firemen's school, hold In Corval
lis. June I to .
NORTHLAND
Transportation
Company
To all points North
East and West
For Convenience
Economy, Hafety and
Dependability
RISK THE NORTHLAND
Phone 999
Terminal Stage
Depot
Union Stage
830 Klamath Ave.
Slowest Coach Vara
in Rail History!
TO CHICAGO
NEW YORK . 73.20
KANSAS CITY 33.00
ST. LOUIS . 39.00
NEWOP.LEANS39.00
and many more.
Good in coaches and re
clining chair cars. F tile it
service (o Chicago, St.
. Louis snd many other
places.
Choice of routes. Stop
over anywhere.
Low one way fares good
in tourist steeping cars
provide additional com
fort. Example one way
fare to Chicago good in
- tourist sleepers is $65.
(Berth charge extra).
tVOoCMi an Sotihrn fuihc rmrrfrs
Irora N" Gilfani to New Yolk.
Fifil CU11 hiih snil mcils OA
fctnxr included ia ibis ik.
Southern
Pacific
PuKngrr Stslion, Sprint and Osk Su.
City Tkktt Office, Mi Main St.
. PhmtlOW
a
Night School Class
Organization Is Set
Taul T. Jarssnn, rliKlsl of
the Klamath I'nlon hath sellout,
urav all thus who wish lu .li
mit In Ihe n la lit school rlssan
In alt.nil III organsatlun nin.l
liif at 7:30 Tliurailur evening.
Koiil.mhrr M. In nrdar Dial
rlnssM ran It out Hunt and sub
ject dntrrniliiil.
(Masse will b rnndurUd twrf
a wens. Tuesday and Thursday,
from Hi'iiiiMiitirr Si until Hi
Christina holidays. A mimlnal
rhsia Is ticliii made for the
course.
"HiNrrr-i" Ibwhall (iauie
('(IIIVAI.I.Irt, (ire. (U.PJ An ad
vanced hoys' Ivclur class aa Ore
gnu, alum coll'-g recriilly ss
lucked nut. The key was not to
he found. Th class "rcgrstful
ly" atlvudcd a liasrhsll game.
MESSAGE TO WOMEN
'It is your right to be beautifvl"
And you moy cultivate and retain th. notural beau
ry and charm which nature has bestowed upon you.
f)
Thesa ultra-modem leauty Aids are for women
who reolly wish to be beautiful You may derive all
the benefits of these wonderful preparations In the
prfvocy of your own homes. We have the agency for
JEAN NOLAN BEAUTY AIDS
Ask to Sea Tti.m.
Price Arc Most Moderata
Till
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Jot down "Carnation." Use it to add smoothness, rich
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if there's "bottla baby" in your home swlc your doctor
bout Carnation's taiy i'ntitHiliiy.
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