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October 5, 1931 CARDS TAKE 5-T0-2 WIN ' (Continued from page On) v-ho mud the pulnut, aaronil o( tha Inultig, at Oral, Time u railed and lha plarara pulled Grlmaa' thumb Into place. Ha alkad Mlrkey Cochrane, bow evrr, and Al Hlmmiina proniiMlv larad a high ball far over lha rliht flald wall. Jimmy run atrtirk out to and tha gam. I'appar Martin, with two mora tinala to run hla total for thraa liniM to aavan, Jlmmr Wllaon with thraa, and (Irlmaa himself with two, lad tha attack on flrora that waa aavan hotter tban th great aonthpaw farad In tha opening Kama ha won at HI. I.oola, Urove waa lifted for a plnrh hlllar In tha eighth and tha Carda arorad onre off Lerny Mabalfay. young right bandar, In lha ninth. Flrat Innlnc 4'arillnala lrsldant llonrar thraw ont lha flfst ball, and Cochran mad miaa of II. . Adam up: Btrlka on, callad riuplre Hlark want bark an bandad tha ball to tha praaldan Hall one, Inalria. Hall two, low outside. Htrlka two. called. waa a fir ball. Adam awun and It waa a foul Into th aland. Adama poppad lo Ton. Itosttgrr up: lloalliar ground' d oul. lllabop to roil Prlarb up: Htrlka on, railed. nail ona. It waa a low curt. Krlech grounded out to Kon anaaalated. no ram, no bin, no error, Bon I'd. rlrat Innlnc AthliHlre Tllahop up: Htrlka ona. rallad Strike two, swinging. Ilall ana. It waa aluioat wild pltrh. Foil down tha rlahtllrld Una. Ila two, wlda. foul Into lb upper alanda bark of th plate. Hall Ihraa, It waa a wide curve. Hlshop fanned on a callrd third atrlka. Ilaaa up: tlrlka ona, rallad roul, atrlka two. It waa Into the upper alanda off third baas. Ilall ona, high. Foul, It reroom l Into the upper aland again. Hall two, wide. Hall three, out aide. Koul against tha barrier oft lha laftfleld line. Ilaaa filed to Frlarh. who mad Blre ralrh la abort centrrllald. ' Cochrane up: nail one, high and outside. Cochrane filed out to Roettger on tb rlgblflald foul Una. No rum, no bin, no errore. ann left. Heron! Inning ar4lnala Hottomle up: There waa abort renfarenre at th plat. Hall ona, outside. Hall two. In aide. Halt three. Inside. Strike one, railed. - Bottomley walked. th fourth ball being wide. Hater np: Htrlka on, wing ing. Hall one, outald. Hlrlk two called. It waa a amok ball Rati two, ln,ln. Hafer popped lo Fou. In foul territory. Martin np: The Card young. ater got a big hand. Martin alniled oyer second baae, and llntlomley raced to third. It waa the hit and rnn play. Wllaon up: Rail ona. Inalde. Foul tip. airlke one. It went Into tha arreeo. Foul, atrlka t down Hi rlghtflald line. Foul Into th upper dark behind the Plata. Foul In lha aame apot. Wilson (Ingleri to right and Hot tnmlejr arored, Martin aped to third. (ialbert np: Rati one, tow. Martin erored on Gelbart's fly to Hlllar. Crimea np: Pout, atrlka one. It went Into th lower alanda. Foul, Hlrlk two. It waa over th root back of flrat.' Foul In to lha upper tier bark of the plate. Rail ona. outside. Foul Into the rlghlfleld alanda. Foul. Into th upper dark bark of flrat baae, (Irlmea bit off Dyke glnve for alngla Into leflflrld. W llann stopping at aerond. Adama up: Hall on, high. Rail two, Imld. . Hlrlk ona. called. Font, atrlka two. Into th dirt. Ilall three, high and Inaid. Adama fanned, (winging at a faet ball. Two rune, thraa blta, no er rors, two left. Second Inning Atlilrtlra Simmons up: Rail ona, In Htrlka ona, (winging. Foul, atrlka two. It raroomed Into the upper dark behind flrat baia. Rlmmnna filed out to Martin In deep left renter. Foxx up: Ball one, Inalde. Hlrlk one, called. It waa a curve ball. Btrlka two, awlnglng at apltter. Rail two, outalda. Fnul, on top of th alanda bark ol flrat baa. Rail three, ontald. Frmx grounded lo Clelbert and waa out t flrat. . Miller np: Foul, atrlk one. Would You Pay $1.00 To Stop Rheumatic Agony? New Medlrlnfl (Jnarantrrd To Drank Hheumatlem'e drip In Jieaa Than a Week (Ir Money-nark . 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Foul, into in lower elands, Millar bounced out, Ueluerl lo Bottom' ley. mo runs, no bits, no errors, Don Kit. Tlilnl Innlnc Ordinate lloellger up: Ilall una. out. side. Hoetlfciir bounced oul, Wll- llama 10 rosa. Frlarh up: Frlach bounded to Williams and waa out at flrat on a cloaa play aa h slid head flrat Into the bag. iiottomiey up: Hlrlk one. railed. Hall one, Inalde. Fou atrlk two, over lha roof. Hot' tomley grounded oul, Hlshop to r on on a nard nit ball no runa. no blta. no errors none left. Third Inning AlliMIrs Dyke up: Hlrlke one. awlna Ing. Hall one, luslde. lykea hounded to Frlsrli and wss out at flrat. Williams un: Williams hoist. ad lo (lelhert who went Into abort left for Hi ratrh. drove up: Hall one. oulslde. Grove bounded out to lloltomley uneseistea. No runs, ao bin, no errors, Bona left. Fourth Inning 4 ordinate liefer up: Hall ona. outside. nan two, outside. Hlrlko one. called, llafey singled sharply to cemeriieio. Martin up: Foul, strike one. Into Hie atanda back of flrat. Ilall ona. Inside. Foul, atrlka two. u went into the arreeo. Marti drove a long double against tha rlghlfleld wall, sending llafey to third. Wilson up: Wilson grounded oul, nykea to Foxx, and th run Bare held their basea, Uelbert up: Ball ona, low. Ball two, low. Urov uaed the resin bag. Hlrlk on, called. Htrlke two awung. Uelbert fanned on third called ball. Inside. (Irlmea up: Foul, atrlk on. It waa against tha upper tier. naiey Baa Martin erorad on Urlmes' single to rlghlfleld. It waa a hot drlv past Hlshop, Adsms np: Adama filed out to Bishop. Two runa, three hits, no errors, one leu. Fourth Innlnc Aihletlra (Irlmea got big cbaer aa be went to the box Hlshop np: Ball on, high and outsid. Hsu two, low and out aide. Ktrlko one. called. Rail three, wide. Htrlka two railed It waa over the Inside corner. Bishop walked on a fourth wide pitrn. Ilaaa up: Rail one. low. Btrlka one. it waa a fnul Into th dirt. Ilaaa filed out to Haley down the lelllleid line. Corhrane upi Btrlk one: call ed. Ball one, outalda. Ball two, low. Foul, atrlk two. It went Into th arreeo behind the plate. Cochrane faoned on a third called atrlka. Blmmona ap: Rail ona. Inside. Foul, atrlka en. It went Into tb dirt. Hlmmona grounded out Frlsrh to Boltomley. Th Ath let Irs war bill for th fourth tralgbt Inning. No runa. bo hits, bo rror. on ieib Fifth Inning Ordinate Rlettger up: Ball on, low. Ball two. Instd. Ball three, high. Btrlk one, called. Htrlke two, lied. Roettger grounded out. Wllllama to Foxx. Frlach up:. Hlrlk one, railed. (Strike two, called. Foul, deep Into tha rlghlfleld lower atanda. Hall one. It was over Frlsrh a head. Foul, over th roof bark of first. Ball two, outalde. Ball three, high and Inside. Frlach (rounded out, illshoplto Foxx. lloltomley up: Hall one, out aid. Boltomley hoisted to 81m mons. No runs. Do blta. bo errors. son left. Fifth Inning AlhlrUr Foxx up: Ball one, outalda. Ball two, Inside. Ball three, high and Inside. Foxx walked on the fourth atralghl ball. Miller up: Ball one. Inside. atrlka one, called. Miller ground ed to Adama and forced Foxx at second base. Frlach making tha putouL Miller beat tha relay to first. Dyke up: Dykes grounded to Oelbert and a double play, Gel bart to Frlach to Boltomley. No runa, no hits, bo errors. Bona lefl. HUth Inning Ordinate llafey up: Ball one, outside. llafey grounded, Dykes to Foxx. Martin up: Martin oonnrea to Wllllama and waa out at first. Wilson up: Btrlka ona, awlng lng. Ball one. outside. Wilson hit aharply to right for alngle, the ball Bailing over Bishop's head. Oelbert np: Gelbart filed out to Miller. No runs, one hit, no errors, one left. Hlitli Inning Athletic ' Wllllama np: The Cardinals substituted Flowers for Adama at third base. Th latter' ankle waa still weak. Htrlka one, rail ed. Ball one, wide. Ball two. Me. Foul, atrlka two. It want Into tb press box bark of third bese. Williams fanned, awlnglng at lha third atrlk. . (Irov up: Ball one, tnalde. Ball two, ontslde. Htrlko one. rallad. Foul, atrlka two. Into the screen. (Irov fanned on a third called atrlka. Rlshop up: Ball one. Inside. Strike one, Ball two, low. Bish op filed out to Martin. iso runs, no nits, no rrors. none left. (Irlmea was' pitching a master ful game, mixing hla apltter with deceptive rhanga of pare. Heventhlnnlng Canllnale Crimea up: Btrlka one, railed. Strike two, awung. flrltnea bounced out, Williams to Foxx. Flowers up: Flower ground ed out, Wllllsms to Foxx, on a sharply hit ball. Koettger up: Htrix one, can ed. Roettger hit Into right cen ter for two baaos. Frlsch up: Ball- one, low. Frlsch singled to right, But Roettger stopped at third. Bottomnly up: Bottomley pop ped to Bishop. . No runs, two nits, no errors, two left. Movent h Inning Athletics Ilaaa up: Ball ona, low. Ball two, oluslde. Htrlka one, railed. Foul strike two. Into th proaa box. Unas waa out, Orlmea to Bottomley, on a high bounder down the first base line. CocJjrano up;. Strike one, jail- ad. Cochran grounded out, Osl bert to Boltomley, Simmon up: Foul, atrlk on. It went into th screen. Hlmmona grounded oul, Uelbert to Bottom ley, and It waa erven bltlaaa Inn ings lu a row for tb world cham plons. No runs, no bits, no errors, bob left. Klgliih Innlna Cardinal llafey up: Itvka a pes red iiaieya Hue drlv with a sens' tlonal diving catch. Martin up: Bail one. low, Ball two, Inside. Martin grounded out, Dykes to Foxx. Wilson no: Wilson bunted down the third base line for lilt. He raught lha Athletics flat' footed, and there waa no attempt to tnrow to first Oelbert up: Foul, atrlka ona. It waa down tha rlghlfleld Una. Foul, atrlk two. It waa la tha upper alanda bark of flrat. Bsll one, oulslde. Cochrane threw to first, (jelhert singled to left. n iiaon stopping at aerond. Orlmea up: The Ditcher got a big hand as ha rani to bat. (irlmea filed out to Hlmmona. No runa, two hits, bo errors. two lefl. Ughtll Inning Aalilrtlrs Foxx up: Htrlka one. awung. Ball ona, outalde. Ball two. out alde. Hall three. Inside. Foxx walked for th aerond tlma In a row. Th fourth pitch waa high. Miller op: Miller aingled to renlerfleld, Foxx holding aerond. The crowd roared aa the cham pions made their flrat aafa hit. Dykea up: Ball one, low. Foul, atrlka one. Grime and Wilson conferred In the bog with Captain Frlsch. Ball two. Inside, Ball three, Inside. Strike two, called. Foul into the dirt toward lb A.'a dugout. Catcher Wilson and Umpire Stark argued about dirty ing th ball. A new one waa thrown In. Foul, over the roof of tba elands back of third. Blm mona cam out to give Dykea bla orders. Dykea popped to Flowers. Wllllama ap: Wllllama filed out to llafey. Roger Cramer batted for Grove. Cramer np: Strike one, awung. Hlrlke two, awung. Tha ball waa a (ha dirt. Frlarh made a spec tacular rates of Cramer's abort drive, falling backward aa be grabbed th ball. No runa, on bit, no errors. two left. Ninth Inning Cardinals Mahaffey went to th bog In plar of Grov. Flower up: Ball one, wide. Ball two, low. Ball three, out alda. Flowers wslked, th fourth pltrh being Instd. Koettger np: Ball one, high and Inside. Boettger bunted to Mabaffey and Flowera waa forced at second. Mahaffey to Wllllama. Frlach up: Koettger waa re placed on first by a plnrh runner. Watklna. Btrlka one, called. Strike one. called. Btrlk two, wung. Frlsrh hit to Dykea and waa thrown out oa a brilliant play by a atrlde. Bottomley ap: Rail on. In aid. Watklna waa oa eecond on th play. 6trlk on, awung. Watklna scored oa Bottom lev 'a double against tb acore board la right center. Hafey np: - Btrlk on, called. Btrlk two. called. Ball on, low. Ball two, Inaid. Hafey filed to Blmmona. Ona run, on bit, no errors. oa left. Ninth Innlnc AthlrtJr Bishop op: Watklna waa In right field for the Cardinals. Ball one, high. Ball two. low. Strike one, called. Ball three. Bishop II to tb ground to dodge It. Btrlk two. called. Foul, over th roof of th atanda back of flrat base. Foul to tha upper roof opposite rlghlfleld. Bishop ground to Rottomley nnasalasted. Ilaaa np: Haaa grounded out. Oelbert to Bottomley. Cochrane up: Grimes' band pparently waa hurt and th Car dinals gathered around him for Inspection of th damage. Frlach worked oa tba pitcher's fingers and Burleigh went back to work. Ball one. outalde. Foul, strike one. It waa down th right field line. Ball two. Inside. Foul, back of third base, strike two. oul, down tha first baa line. Ball three. Inside. Cochrane walked, th fourth ball being on the Inside. Hlmmons np: Cochrane waa replaced by a pinch runner, Mt Nalr. Ball one, outside. Sim mons hit a borne run over the rlghlfleld wall, scoring McNalr ahead of Mm. Foxx up: Htrlka on, called. Ball one, oulslde. Strike two. called. Foxx fanned. Two runs, on hit, no errors, none left. Church Challenged By World Crisis (Contlaued From Tag One) ot a new one, b pointed out. The handwriting la upon the wall. Bartlett atated. and It Is up to tha church to far the facta and to offer the leadership of th religion ot Jeaua aa a way out. Religion must operato In the the field ot economics, govern ment and aoclal relief and ran not be sidetracked as an Inef fectual aideshow, As one man has said, 'Every facility of our hnrchea, from on end of the country to another, should b made to minister to Human dls- ress during these coming months,' " Bartlett concluded, i The Question ot how the lay men of the church could rally to such a challenge remained aa th dominant them ot Bartlott's Inspiring talk. Th entertainment or tne ueata during the day waa taken care of by tbe women ot tb church under th leadership of Walter west and Mrs. May King Conradl. To The Housewives Of Klamath Falls WATCH WEDNESDAY'S HERALD THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON CHAMBER TO STAYOUTOF AMENDMENT At a meeting of tb Klamath rbamber of commerr agrlcul tural committee, Haturday It waa voted not to lake any part In toe plan or in reoerai govern ment for re-leaslDg Tul lake landa. There bad bean soma discus sion on tb leasing of rerlalmed land In thl area as It waa felt that tba profit of producers In other sections of tb eounty would be lesaened by leaaed land. cheaper produced producta. Tb question of surplus bay waa discussed and It waa found that ao much elork la being shipped Into Klamath for winter feeding that It la believed tha aurplua will be well used. According to figure submitted at tba mooting, tha annual eoun ty fair la not coating th county aa much as baa generally been supposed. It waa decided at tb meeting that tha email It-pound bosea of Klamath Netted Gema will again ba placed oa aale at tbe chamber of commerce this fail. In past yeara tbla haa proved a valuable medium la advertising tbla product throughout tha coun try. AFTER PACIFIC HOP (Continued From Fag One) break tb dlatane record of slightly mor tbaa tOOA mile. aet tbla year by Russell Board- mao and John Polando la their New York-Turkey flight. Th filer aald they would need to obtain arw landing gear and a new propeller before they ran continue to Texaa. They ex pected It would probably be about 10 days befor they would b able to leave. Fangborn'e mother. Mrs. OdsJ Pangborn, apart over th danger which tb flier bad passed through, waa crying when the two finally emerged from the ablp. 1 ne men both bad woolen aox OB their feet, but bo shoes. They explained they had "been In Jap an ao long, we're still going bare- looted. Herndoa broke In. "Give m a cigarette." and Pan shorn added, 'Lota of gaa left when we land ed." Neared Hpokaae la hurried explanation of their flight, they aald their course dur ing tha hours last nlgbt brought them over Vancouver Island and over Seattle befor finding Mount Maimer. "There waa plenty of fog at Seattle.- they gain. After passing over tha danger ous Cascade mountains In the hours befor daylight, Pangborn aald they continued flying east. nearly reaching Bpokan before turning around and coming back. "The reason we cam back waa because we like Wenatchee, th Apple Capital." Pangbora broke In. Wenatchee la the center ot the apple lnduatry in Washing ton. "Mr, yon don't area look tired," Mrs. Pangborn aald. Mrs. Pangbora haa been living with another eon at Wenatchee, An equally welcome greeting waa given th flier by the repre sentative of the Japaneae newa paper Asahl, who had a (IS, 000 check to hand th men. The award by that paper waa for the first successful non-stop flight from Japan to the United Statea. In explanation ot why they did not proceed to Salt Lako City, In an attempt to break the world's non-stop flight record, they aald th weather waa too foggy for them to go on, and their barom eter waa not working. They had a large aupply of gas left. 100 gallons, they estimated, befre dumping It to make a ante land ing. Go to Red Within S5 minutes a reception committee took the fliers In hand and they left the field by automo bile to find a hotel tor much needed alcep. Before turning In. plans for an other hop, a non-stop flight to Dallas, Texaa,- to win an addi tional IJ5. 000 prise, were an nounced by the men. Before finally turning In, Pangborn admitted they had got ten "awfully sleepy" during the last hours ot tha long flight. Within a abort tiro a tele phone rail from Herndnn'a bride, whom he married ahortly befor th men atarted from New York on their attempted race around the world to brat the record of Wiley Post and Harold Galty, waa received here, befor Hern- don finally began 'to "make up" bis much-needed rest. The biggest thrill of th flight. tho fliers said, occurred when tbelr englno stopped after they Why Sniffle? Instant Relief of Head Colds A few drops ot INHAMT th powerful new Inhalant placed on a handkerchief or folded rloth will produce a vapor which clear th head Instantly. Place a few drops on your handkerchief In the morning and tha affects will last all day. For sale by. Magill Drug Co. Federal-State Potato Market gram Bureau of Agricultural Economic. V. S. Dept. of Agriculture and Ki tension Service, Oregon slat Agricultural Colleg Cooperating. 1. Hhlproenta IleDortwl for Hatnrdaf and Snndayt United Ktatee total, 1301; Oregon, ; Washington, i; Idaho, II; Main, ail; North Dakota, 112. 3. Terminal Market Report)! for Monday! Chicago: Carloada received: Idaho, 44; others, 117; boat re- celpia equivalent to 1 rara; cara on track. Including broken, 447; supplies heavy; demand alow, market rather weak; track sales car- lots outwelght Idsho Netted Gems, U. H. No. 1 sacked per ewt.. small to medium, ll.it to f 1.45; few higher. I .os Angelea: No report received. Han Franclsro: Carloada received: California; Oregon, 1; boat receipt equivalent California, 11 cara; Waablngton, 13; cara on track, unbroken, 4; cars on track, broken, t; dock holdings, tl; supplies liberal; demand moderate; market barely steady; Oregon Klamath Netted Gema. aacked, per n. hhipplng Point Markets Reported for Hatnrday and Hundsyi Yakima and nearby points: ilaolloge moderate; practically bo wire Inquiry; demand poor: market dull, weaker tendency; car loada f.o.b. caah track: Netted Gems, aacked, per ton, 111.00 to 114.00; some consigned. ' Idaho rails: Demand aiow, track. Netted Gems, sacked, per best higher. hsd flown about 1009 miles. They realised after a moment that th cause waa tha draining of on gaa tank and they quickly switched to another In tlm to get th motor going again. They aald they averaged 17,000 feet altitude all th way. Th two young men war slightly deaf from tbe roar of tbelr engine ana wer snssv, tired and sleepy. Herndon ap peared to be in the better con dition, but he admitted bla lege were wobbly. "We had good weather for the flrat 1000 miles, then climbed 17,000 feet trying to get over th clouds, hitting real heavy clouda at Dutch Harbor at day break yesterday,' aald Herndon. Ic began lo form on tne wlnaa aa w climbed ap and down but w couldn't get out of It. Tb plan was loggy but we new on through It. w new three boars after we thought we should have been over land' on the Alaakaa west coast. W got worried because we didn't see land and thought something had gone wrong and that wa were off onr course, Herndon continued. "Aa It turn ed out, however, w war on a tralgbt coura all tb way, - Given Pajamas A pair of bright orang pa jamas were loaned to Herndon by Ray Clark, manager ot th hotel. Pangborn brought an ex- suit ot underwear and a shirt. New landing gear for the plan waa ordered from New York by telephoo by Herndon, Th filer were welcomed In the nam of tb state of Wash ington by Lieutenant Governor J. A Gellatly. whoso bom is here. "We each snooted a little, sit ting np In onr plan." Pangborn aald. They both took baths at th botel In preparation for their first good sleeo la two days. Score of congratulatory tele- grama wer arriving. Ona wa from Herndon'g mother. Farm Hand Held for Slaying Four (Continued From Pag One) Ings. Tb elder Boacbert, owner of th farm, lived In Burlington with bia wife. He bad gone to tha farm to visit tho son. Th bodies were discovered by Ralph Baumann, Burlington, who drove down to tb farm to see Herbert, Gray fled tb Boschert farm In th Boschert automobile. He wa arretted whea he waa fonnd In a aoft drink parlor here. "Sura I don It," ho waa quoted aa aaying. "And I ain't sorry. It waa Herb I waa after, because) be put all th work of th farm on m. I killed tbe other ao there wouldn't bo any witnesses. "I got the shotgun ont of the tool abed. Then I went to the kitchen. Herb waa atandlng there. He didn't bare any time to aay anything before I let blm are It. Well, alone about S o'clock old man Boschert drove out from town. Ha atarted . down the outside atepa to tbe cellar. I loaded up the gun and let him have It, I'm euro glad I did. too." Authorities took Gray to tbe Racine county Jail. Stop -and shop through the Want Ada TODAY. You'll save money or make It, KILLS BROS' METHOD OF ROASTING COFFEE ALWAYS ACCURATE BsjenassnsnsnBssBaansnaas Patented, Exclusive Process- Controlled Roasting: Creates Marvelous, Unvarying Flavor Just as the of rjewnUV. 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Ask for it by name, and look for the Arab trade mark on th can. Hills Bros. Coffee, Ine., San Franciaco, California. o mi medium to large, 11.45 to 11.15; cwt,, U. B. No. 1, II. la to 11.31. merxei ouu; carioaos i.o.o. casu ewt,, few sales, mostly soe, lew Editorials on News (Continued from Pag One) lot of money that now baa to be paid back 7 J-HB elty of Astoria tried to re store prosperity by Issuing bonds, and now, as you nave read In tbla column, Aatoria'a punue aent amount to two- thirds of tbe asaesaed value of all of her property, and tbe problem of PAYING OFF this debt la a gravely troublesome one. e a ' JJACK IN MIT. tb people ot uregon voted to laaa bonds to build a great system of atate highway, and since that time we bar paid aometbing like SEVENTEEN MILLION dollars In highway bond Interest alone, and are by ' no means through paying yet. . Remember that this 117.000 000 baan't gone into construc tion of actual roads. It Is mere ly tbe wages of the money we borrowed. e TTB are not complaining, be- cans thee highways have been worth tbelr great coat, .bat we can't belp realising NOW that If we had built more roads out ot current revennea aa we . went along, and. bad used for actual construction the money we nave spent for interest, we might be better off financially. e e pOR. mor than a decade and- a half, the world bag bad the Idea that tha way to prosperity ilea In borrowing and borrowing and borrowing, without much thought a to bow tbe money bor rowed 'waa to be paid back. Tbla constant borrowing, not merely In Oregon but all over tbe world, la one of tbe reasons for the present depression. e TT la exceedingly easy to aay: yivmyviHj UJ lmng more bonds." bat in reality pros perity la. much mor apt to be restored by PAYING OFF some of tbe bonds that have already I been Issued and ao easing the1; burden that In the form ot taxa tion la bearing down on business and making It harder to go ahead with new enterprises that will PROVIDE JOBS for tboae who need Jobs. ' Wk-t-k-i-W-vVW-WW T Extra Comforts - -But NO Extra Charge With malice toward none, but in fairness to the families of Klamath Falls, may we point out that the unusual comforts and refinements provided by Earl Whitlock DO NOT mean higher charges. A beautiful service through this Funeral Home, complete with many special features, may be obtained for just as little as the smallest firm would require. We mark our prices in plain figures, as proof that charges here are absolutely fair. For instance, the use of our beautiful slumber rooms is given without a penny of charge for just as many days as the family might wish. Read the time facts about up-to-date funeral methods and costs in our helpful booklet, "Before Sorrow Comes," sent free on request. When you wish information of any kind, feel free to consult our public Advisory Department, open at all hours. Pin Avanu at 6th f aiAni Tl FLIERS mm mm Continued from Pag On any other Klamath people In the Pangborn-liarndon flight, were Mrs. May King Conradl and her brother, Sol King, who have known Clyde pangbora, whom they call Pang" for almost twelve years. Tbe Kins bnrsm acquainted with Pangborn In Fresno when he waa flying aa "Uplde-down Pang born" and thrilling California with bla atunta. Ob many of his atnnt trip ba waa accompanied by Sol King, photographer, who took many flight pictures. Army Band Will Present Concert (Contlaued From Pag One) Tb numbers to be nlayed dur ing the two performance have been selected among thousands from the band 'a library, one of tbe greateat of Its kind, by Cap tain William i. Btannard. leader, a ' master at program building. Captain Btannard brought to the Job the ripe experience of hav ing formulated programe daily for popular consumption over a long period of years. He enjoys tha reputation of maintaining a high musical standard, at tha aame time offering numbers which are fall of melody end rhythm without being trite and hackneyed and which have genu ine popular appeal. The programs to be offered here Include some of the mighty ope ratio works ot Wagner, the internationally famous symphon ic compositions of Tachalkowaky and Sibelius, m astral picture and descriptive numbers, quaint South American music, aome genuine Spanish muale secured by Capt. Btannard In Spain tbts summer, and popular solos for tbe trumpet, saxophooe and xylo phone. These are embellished with si tiring marches, aome of them Captain Btannard'a own, auch aa only a military band ran effec tively play. In the matter of en cores. Captain Stannard turna to the beloved- worka of Victor Her bert. Frits Kreisler and others. and airs which have cradled the American people. Musician admirers credit Can tata Btannard success' In pro gram building to what, la tbe s ot a baseball pitcher. 1 called a "change el pace." He never allow a program to TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOCXD Hose from oil track. need for siphoning: lost oa t.reensprlnga highway; owner may have aame by calling at . Herald-News office and paying for thia ad. JS98 To The Housewives Of Klamath Fall WATCH WEDNESDAY'S HERALD kk k k'k-k-kk k-H k-kk-k-kk a k-k-k-k-Vk-k'k-kka EARL WHITLOCK FUNERAL HOME Street Klamath Falls PAGE THREB Prominent Attorney Succumbs on Sunday CHICAGO, Oct. I 0PV Atlnr. ny Fred Lowenthal, well tnown In sports, theatrical and literary cirri died Muuday of pneumonia contracted ahortly after relume Ing from Europe two week age. Ila waa II years old. become surfeited with any type of music, following a studious, "heavy" number with a aprlghtly, refreshing tune or a spectacular solo. The band' wlda rang el na slrsl literature also permit! Ia elusion of little-known aad ex tremely Interesting numbers, such aa the entrancing Latln-Amtlcan numbers, for which lb band atanda unexcelled. Th rapid rise of tha V. S. army band in the musical and official life of the nation la re flected In an Invitation received by Captain William J. a.a-mard. leader, to make Victor phono graph reco.ds. Already tha band haa made aeveral recording and tbe dlca are finding auch - a ready market that be haa been asked to arrange to brtnf tbe band to the Camden laboratories again, at the earliest possible convenience, to add to Ita phono graph repertoire. To The Hoiuewiva Of Klamath Falla WATCH WEDNESDAY'S HERALD What puts the Huff in fluffy muffins It's the millions of tiny bubbles in the batter, released by the cream of tartar in your Baking Powder. Unfortunately, there ire cheap substi tutes for cream of tartar. They make bubbles too, but not the tiny, fluffy kind. Ask any domestic science teacher or any dietitian. Not every bak ing powder contains cream of tartar, for the - substitutes cost a lot less. Look on your baking powder tin. See if you see the words "cream of tartar." It's impOTtantl.; Schilling Biking iPowder real ant tmrtmr) -s-l-t l-l-lilii-' 1 '' a w Phen 44 , 111:' U ll'fll 0 f-UNIIAl
