PAGE TWO
(Continued From Fag Oa)
program, bound In th red and
w hit color ol th high achool,
llit th rosters o( th competing
football teams, th starting line
Op of th game, coming eventa
and tb complet program or in
day.
'From th Sid I.lnaa" with
remarks on lb dedication by
loading eillaens occupies th In
alda back corar pag ot th pro
gram. Th klckoft la schsduled for
t:S0 o'clock, with 6am Dolan
rrrmlng. Jo Peak aa umpire,
Jo Kwlng as baad Uneaman, and
Ilwlght French keeping tlm.
Th record abow that In th
last lx rear Ashland high baa
won seven ot th It game
plajrad.
BUrtlng lineup for th gam
a announced by Coach Jack
lsilaa of AebUnd and Coach La
Avrlt ot Klamath Kalla and Llna
Coach Al (Sinclair. Klamath,
follow:
Ashland Poa. Klamath
Llrich lr 1 Knight
Smeed 11 Itr IS ' Estes
Kskrldg lllgr 1 Taylor
stelotf S 1 Bradley
Hall loril StKlrled
Myard JrtlJl Morets
Howell 1 ral ( Allen
C.oanell 18 Q 11 McAnlnch
Head It t hi 21 Lsurenson
Dunham 14 lb r IS Hsnaaker
UobDott 25 f 1 -lliott
Following th tdbtball gam
th vlatlng Ashland team will b
gnsU of th Klamatn team at
a banquet at Klamah Union high
achool.
Modoe field. located at the
north and ot Spring street and
lust east of th high achool
building waa constructed at a
cost of about I35.V00. me item
waa drained, lereled and a track
constructed.
A grand aland which will aeat
2100 persona waa builded ot ce
ment with wooden aeat and a
field house with showers and
locker room for player la sear
ing completion. Three concrete
tennla courts ar also being built
on th field.
Th enUr athletic plant la
considered on ot th best owned
by any high school In th stat.
EARNSHAW IS
HOPE OF A'S
x AGAIN FRIDAY
(Continued From Fag On)
game la both th and
1930 aerie with only a day In
between."
A Expert Win
Karnshaw 1 one ot th few
who doesn't participate in the
general hilarity of th world
champions n rout. Big George
prefers relaxation and a quiet
conTaraation to th boisterous ex
change ot wise-cracks or a poker
gam.
H look Tery much Ilk a
great right-handed pitcher who
felt confident be could "bear
down" on the opposition and
smother, them whenever required.
He' th on big reason why the
A'a are still confident they wiU
take two in a row and win th
aeries. -
i Mania Is Here
Ton hear plenty about a
young gent named Martin in the
gabfests of the world champions.
"When Martin cam to bat
about th third time yesterday."
remarked Cochrane, "1 said to
bim: 'Say, kid, don't you ever
pop out?" He cam right back:
'I'm Just In there swinging and
getting th breaks.' "
It is a new experience for the
A's this business ot being raid
ed, narraased and generally
mad to appear a trifle foolish
by a rookie. but it has gone fsr
enough now so thst they can
laugh about the sheer audacity
and brilliance ot th Cardinal
outfielder. There may be a bit
ot worry behind th laughs but
th A's hare the gallantry to
take their hats oft to a young
ster able to come through as
Martin has don with every re
source ot a great team and fam
ous manager put against bim.
Has Hit EvnTthlna;
"I don't know how to top
him," admitted Cochrane. "He
has hit everything w hare tried
against bim, high or low, fire
balls or Blowball.'
Mack' shake-up ot his line
up in the fifth game, with Mc
Nalr replacing Bishop at second,
Jim Moore going to th outfield
in place ot Haas, was believed
merely a one-day emergency
measure designed to break thru
Wild Bill Hallahan's defense.
Doth Bishop and Haas likely will
start tomorrow, especially if Bur
leigh Grimes is the Cardinal
pitching choice.
Kdge on Pitching
Th A's belleT thst with Earn
shaw invincible and Grov "due" ,
they hare an edg in pitching
orer lb Cardinals, who must
rely on Grimes and Hallahan
without giving either bis custom
ary rest.
Earnshaw, in Cochrane' opin
ion, was never faster than In
wlnnig the fourth game. The A's
backstop met Jim Collins, Card
plnch-hltter who struck out, and
wu asked whether on of big
George's trike bad much of a
hroak on It. "Only about a
foot," Cochrane replied. "I
thought so," said Collins, "but
I'm not sure I saw it."
O. C Raymond Is
Dead in Portland
A.,.ftriinr tn word received
here by friends, O. C. Raymond.
of the Raymond uairy rrouucw
romnanr. died in Portland Thurs
day morning.
Raymond bad been in a anon
.In.- mnii w.M n.tient In
Portland hospital when the end
jcame. He had lived In Klamath
Kails for about a year
W. P, AGENT IN CITf
7 TAtlfeaa .annrAl avnnt
for the Western Pacific railroad
company la in Klamatn rails
Trotn nis oitices in nan rrancisco.
M is registered at th Hotel
Willaro.
Long
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Tlsclssltndes hrv beset Pang born
their return from Japan to
)ust after th flyer landed, shows:
bora and K. Kimirra, representing
Rural Schools of
Show Increase Over Last Year
Approximately 171 more grad
achool pupil and to more high
achool pupils ar attending Klam
ath county rural schools this year
than last year, figures compiled
Tuesdsy by County School Sup
erintendent Fred Peterson re
vealed. Several of the county
schools showed a alight decrees
la this year' enrollment, but that
baa been more than of (net by the
substantial gain In other achoola.
Peterson's figures Indicated
2390 pupils attending rural grade
schools this year as compared to
221 last year. The high school
figures, while not complete,
showed an increase ot So pupils
over 1930.
The greatest increase wss at
Altamont school, where S08 pu
pils enrolled in 1930, and 434
this year. A almllar gain waa
shown at Keno school, where the
1930 enrollment was f and this
year's 10S.
A chart, prepared by Superin
tendent Peterson illustrating
comparison in achool enrollments
during the first week and the
first month of 1930 and the first
month ot 1931 follows:
First First First
Week Mo. Mo.
School: 1930 1930 1931
Bonsnxa
Olene
130 141 174
13 1 24
43 43 43
41 41 24
41 45 41
. 4 7 108
S3 35 39
S 9 10
21 33 1
If IS 14
1 20 1
23 23 11
3 109 110
21 25 27
S 10 9
10 10 13
144 167 .187
17 17 18
24 27 18
1(1 171 174
18 IS 17
88 93 88
11 117 12
20 20 21
9 14 9
Dairy
Weyerhaeuser
Ft. Klamath
Keno .
Bly
Upper Langell
Pine Grove .
Lorella
Hlldebraad
Lamm's Camp
Fairhaven
Lower Poe
Crystal
Worden
Malin
Spring Lake '
K. Agency .
Merrill
Crescent
Summers
Henley
Midlsnd
Upper Swag
GREAT CREDIT
CORPORATION
TAKING SHAPE
(Continued from Page One)
bankers' organization which was
regarded as temporary.
Some of the funds of the or
ganisation, it was eaid, probably
would be used to advance to de
nositers of susnended banks Dart
of the money due them and thus
relieve acute aituations.
Revision Needed
The Federal Reserve act, it
wss said, bss been outgrown by
business and needs to be revised
to meet new conditions. The
broadening of the eligible paper
section of the law, it was safd,
would meet the situation. The
form of changes in the federal
reserve act will be determined by
congress. '
The government Is considering
a recommendation to congress
that the profit of federal reserve
bank be turned into a revolving
fund through which money could
be advanced on good assets of
suspended banks and paid to de
positors to ehsble them to csrry
on their usual business. Under
the federal reserve act th banks
pay a portion of their profits
to th government as an excise
tax. Any money advanced to
closed institutions on the good
securities would be returned to
the government when the banks'
affairs were liquidated.
Edison Slowly
Sinking at Home
(Continued From Page One)
1868. was shot at by a policeman
and was discharged from Ills Job
for puttering with chemicals.
Mrs. Charles Smith, whose
husband, now dead, tells bow th
now famoua inventor's head was
graxed by bullets tired by a po
liceman, auspicious of a bundle
Edison was carrying.
Didn't Hear Command
The young telegrapher, who was
carrying home magazines he had
purchased at auction, was startled
by bullets whirling past bis head.
Turning, he found a belligerent
policeman holding a amokfng pis
tol. The officer ordered him to
bait, but Edison waa partly deaf,
and had not heard.
His term of service here was
terminated when Edison, who had
been granted permission to use
the company's email chemical
laboratory, spilled sulphuric acid
and it leaked through to the of
fice of the manager on the floor
below, ruining a desk and carpet.
Trip Ends With Prize
v
and Herndon alnc they left
weoatchee. Wash., mad them international heroes. Photo, taken
Lett t right, Hugh Herndon.
Japanese new paper Interests,
order lor 115.001).
Klamath
Algoma
Howard
Chlloquln
Beatty
Spragu River
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Kirk
Altamont
Crescent Lake..
Chemult
Forest Camp
Chlloquln Cp
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Sbaw-Btm. Cp.
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50
39
9
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High Schools
Bonanxa
40
43
15
15
80
57
41
(7
(2
Ft. Klamath
Keno
Malin
Merrill
Henley
Chlloquln
. 2S8 303
The total high school enroll
ment this year is estimated as
352.
Figures hare not been ob
tained from Forest Csmp grade
achool, but the enrollment Is
estimated at 29. High school
enrollments from several schools
hsve not been sent in, although
estlmatea were given. They are
Fort Klamath, 15; Keno, 40;
Malin. 84 and Henley 4.
Three county schools which
operated last year have been
closed down this season In keep
ing with a budget cut which be
came effective the beginning ot
this term. Nine students who at
tended Topsy grade school last
year now attend either the Keno
school or northern California
schools. Those who previously
sttended the lower Swsn Lake
achool. which had an enrollment
ot 9 last year, are being taken
by the county achool bua to the
Dairy achool.
The Round Lake school build
ing bss also baen closed this
year, and five children who at
tended It last year, have not
been transferred to any other
county scnool.
Series Results To
Be Given Friday
Results of the sixth game of
the world'a series between fit
Louis Csrdinals and the Phila
delphia Athletics will be an
nounced at the Pine Tree the
ater Friday morning at 11:20
o'clock.
The teams will play in St.
Louis with the Cardinals now
holding a three-to-two-game
lead on the Mack men.
Gilman Reports
Auto Accident
C. G. Gilman. 724 Fulton, re
ported to police Thursday that bla
car was struck by sn unknown
car at Oregon and Upham streets
at 8 o'clock Wednesdsy night
Gilman said the driver of the
other car cut the left hand corn
er ot the intersection and was
on the wrong side of the street.
COURT ADJOURNS
Because of the Illness of Justice
of the Peace W. B Barnes. Just
Ice court was adjourned Thurs
day morning. Court resumed at
1:00 o'clock when Justice Barnes
was able to take the bench.
FUNERAL
NOTICES
JENNIE OSTERMAX
Jennie Osterman, wife ot
George Osterman, passed away at
her late residence, 429 North
Third street Wednesdsy after
noon at 4:20 following an 111
nens of several months. The
remains will be forwarded to
Spokane, Wash., where funeral
services will be held at the Smith
funeral borne.
All In
fatastliial eo-oaa an sappfe
yor urvr. sUmttnc Tomr Dp. ,
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mi. s- v au - (0 NIGHT
Uzsttn.KMvar-ltsll 9 TO MOejtOY
debt. Gstaiasfcoz. 0 ALRIGHT
77 Att-VtgrtaH laxath
for ZZm
.bsartfeswe.
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Money
via the transatlantic air route, but
Jr., with bruised far; Clyde Pang-
who presented tne pair wun an
Judgment and execution
against th Anchor Hotel, et al,
has been ordered by the court
in th suit in which th Psclllc
Savings and Lonn association waa
plaintiff, and Edna Berg (former
ly Edna Darling). J. U. Wright,
trustee, the Halnes-Llntesty com
pany, R. W. Smith, doing busi
ness aa the Klamath Falls Urirk
and Tile company: C. D. and
Efde Garrelon, co-part nera In the
Electric Shop: W. D. Miller Con
struction company: V. R. Olds:
the Klamath Concrete Pipe com
pany; Fred C. Murphy: C. B.
McKerras. and Charles and Lois
Llnd, defendants.
According to sn order from
the court, the Pacific Savings
and Loan company shall recover
from the detendanta. $44,068.47.
with interest at 10 per cent:
11.004.08. with Interest at $ per
cent; attorneys tees of $3,500.
and the coats and disbursements
of the case, with various smaller
sums.
The court also decreed that
all real and chattel mortgages
be foreclosed, slid sold by the
sheriff, and that alb persona
claiming right, title and Interest
In the properties aubsequent to
the execution ot said mortgage,
be barred and foreclosed of all
right, claim or equity ot redemp
tion In said premise.
The plaintiff shall bar Judg
ment and execution against the
defendanta for any deficiency
which may remain after apply
ing all proceeds ot the sheriff's
sale of the premises snd persons)
properties, and that these Judg
ments be spplicsble to the satis
faction of aald Judgment.
The plaintiff, or any other
party may be the purchaser at
said sales, and the sheriff shall
ploca the purchaser in posses
sion of said premise and per
aonal properties.
The decree wss handed down
by Judge W. M. Duncan Octo
ber f.
Ballard Girl -Returned
Home'
By State Police
Betty Ballard, 14. aaid to live
at 911 Oak atrset, waa found
walking down the highway 27
miles south of Klamath Falls late
Wednesday afternoon and waa re
turned to this city by stat po
lice. She was returned to th cust
ody of her father. .Stats Police
state that the girl waa running
away from home, and that once
before aha left home.
Tourist Hotel
Leased by May
Albert May, merchandise man
ager for Moe'a atore announced
that he has lesed the Tourist
Hotel, snd that he will personally
manage the hostelry. May will
be assisted by his son, George
May, who arrived la. Klamath
Kalla Wednesday from Olympla.
Wash., where be has spent the
past year.
O. H. Dean, owner of the
Palace meat market and also a
business man in Keno, N'ev., Is
In Klamath Falls on business for
a few davs.
No More Piles
Thousands Praise This Great In
teraal Remedy That Freed
Them From Awful Pile
Misery
If yon think that th surgeon'
knlfs 1 th only method ot
escape from the misery of piles,
it's because you havent heard of
th new remedy known as Dr.
Leonhnrdt's HEM-ROID.
Don't even think of an opera
tion or waste time on external
remedies nntll you have tried
thla quick acting yet harmless In
ternal medicine.
It was Dr. J. 8. Leonhsrdt
who discovered that plies are In
ternal, caused by blood conges
tion in the lower bowels. It was
be who discovered the Internal
medicine HEM - ROID that
quickly ends Piles by stimulating
the circulation, healing and re
storing the weak, flabby, almost
desd psrts.
Now Dr. Leonhardt wants every
sufferer from Itching, bleeding or
protrndlng plies to benefit by his
discovery. Bo Underwood's phar
macy and good druggist every
where are authorised to sell
HEM-ROID with guarantee that
it will positively end pile in
any form or money back.
On that honorable basis, get
HEM-ROID Tablet today and
say to your Piles, GOODBYE
FOREVER Adr.
U
J
r.URSES' MEETING
Plan for th regional meet
ing for public health nurses ot
southern Oregon to be held In
Klamath Fall on Friday and
Saturday, October 1$ and 17, ar
Bearing completion, according to
an announcement from th Klam
ath county health unit Tbura
day. Everyone In Klamath Falls
who Is Interested in pubilo health
work la Invited to attend all
meetings.
More than 20 public health
nurses from adjoining counties
and representative from th
stat bureau ot nursing In Port
land ar expected at th meet
ing. ftvrsl distinguished guests.
Including Saldl Orr Dunbar, exe
cutive secretary of th Oregou
Tuberculosis Association. Ann
Raymond, field representative at
the cleanliness institute and
Louis Coltrell. secretary o th
Oregon Stsl Child Welfare Com
mission, will be present at ses
sions ot the regional meeting.
Friday will be devoted to a
Christmas seal Sale Institute, In
charge ot Saldle Orr Dunbar, and
to varloua talks presented by
other visitors.
Th formsl program will com
mence Saturday and has been
arranged aa follows:
Regional Meeting for Southern
Oregon Nurses, Library Hall,
Klamath Falls. October 17, 1931.
9:00 a. m. Registration
1:25 The Nurse's Psrt in Par
ental K.ducatioa
a) Mothera' Claase
Mrs. Mlnnett C. Twist,
Stat Field Nura
lb) Home Visits Miss
Gertrude Hreycn, Jackson
County Nurs
let clinics Miss Janet
Moffat, Deschutes County
Nurse
Discussion by Miss Marlon
Bodey. Uend School Nurs
11:00 The Nurse's Part In the
i Tuberculosis Program-
Miss, L. Grace Holmes,
UlrXtor ot Surveys and
Cllniav, Oregon Tuhercu
1o:4e. Aasoclattoa.
11:20 Discussion
11:40 Health .Education Miss
Annl Raymond, Field
Representative, Cleanllnesa
Instltut
12:30 Luncheon Talk by Mrs.
Saldl Orr Dunbar, Execu
tive Secretary, Oregon
Tuberculosis Association.
2:00 The School Health Pro
gram Health Correlation Mr.
Isabella Rrlxner. Rural
Supervisor, Klamath Coun
ty Schools
Cooperation In School
Health Programs Miss
Clara Engebretaen. Dong
las County Nurse Miss
Bertha Denton. Ashland
School Nurs Health Edu
cation Miss Ann Ray
mond. Field Representa
tive. Cleanllnesa Institute.
Tea: Sponsored by local District
ot the O. 8. C. N. A.
El'RENE. Or.. Oct. 8. UP)
Jo Llllard. negro halfback star
on the University of Oregon foot
ball team, will be held out ot all
games nntll his atatua as an ama
teur Is established. ThTs state
ment was mads today by Rr. Clar
ence W. Spear. Oregon coach.
The arrival of Jonathan A. But
ler, hired by th Pacific Coast
conference to make a year's atudy
of athletic condition In the or
ganisation, resulted In Llllrd
being "benched."
"It wss my understanding."
Doc Spears ssld. "thst Butler was
to make a study ot athletic con
ditions and at th end ot that
time file a report with conference
officials.
"Instead he comes Into Eugene
with a lot of information and sin
gles out llllard.
"There ar a lot of other play
ers In th conference who have
played semi-pro baaeball. Why
not wait until h baa Information
on them, and then throw th
whole bunch out at once."
Llllard was benched sfler It
was whispered about that he had
played professional baaeball with
th Colored Giants.
Catarrhal Deafness
May Be Overcome
If you have catarrhal deafness
or head noises go to Star Drug
Co. or your druggist and get 1
os. of ParmlnU (double strength)
and add to It "4 pint ot hot
water and a little sugar. Take
1 tablespoonful four times a
day.
This will often bring quick re
lief from th distressing bead
noises. Clogged nostrils should
open, breathing become easy and
th mucous stop dropping Into
the throat. It Is easy to pre
pare, costs little and Is pleasant
to take. Anyone who ha
catarrhal deafness or bead noises
should give this prescription a
trial.
Rumors bar been current that Mr. Chapman of th
Chapman Cleaning and Dyeing establishment had sold out,
but th fact 1 Mr. and Mrs. Chapman ar still doing busi
ness at th asm old place, 314 E. Main.
Mr. Oeo. Van Busklrk of th Vapor Cleaners ha taken
Mr. Kincade' place on th delivery end ot th business and
promise prompt and efficient service.
Chapman Cleaning & Dye Works
814 E. Main.
Today's Potato Marketgram
I. Nhlimienla Itiixirtnl fur Tuewlairi
United Hlatra total 93V, Orngon 11. Washington II, Idaho II.
Main 145, North Dnkol 139.
II. Terminal Markets ltcHrlcd fur Wednesday!
Chicago: Carloads received: Idaho SO, oilier 79; cars on track,
Including hroktin, 189: supplies liberal, demand moderate, market
about steady; track sales, rarlnta outweigh!, Idaho Netted tlema,
sacked, per ext., amall to medium, $1.20 tu $1.35; medium lo large,
$1.40 to $1.55, tew higher.
Ban Francisco; Carloads received: No rail arrivals; boat re
ceipts equivalent to: California, 1; rara on track, broken, 2: Wash
ington dock holdings equal to 27 cars; supplies liberal, demand
moderate, market about aleady; Oregon, no sales.
I .os Angoles: No report received.
ft. Nlilpplntf Point Mnrki'la fur Tuesday anil Wednesday!
Yakima ami usaiiiy points: Hauling moderate, practically no
wire Inquiry; demand very alow, practically no trading account con.
dltlon ot market; market dull, weaker tendency; carloads f o b.
rash track, to few aales reporled to quote; some roualgned.
Idaho Falls:- Demand poor; almost too few sale tu establish
market; buyer holding off; growers' stock going Into storuse.
Standard Statistics Stock Averages
(Copyright. 1931,
Today
Prevluua day
Week ago ....
Month ago ........
Year ago
1 year ago
3 year ago .
High (1931)
Low (1931)
High (1930)
Low (1930)
High (1939)
Low (1919) ....
MARKET
QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO, Oct. 8. () (U. 8.
D. A.) Hogs SO.ooo: 200-300
lbs. 6.60-5.76: slaughter '. pigs
good and choice 100-130 lbs.
4.0U-4. 75.
Cattle 6.000; ralvea 1.S00;
slaughter steers, good and choice
800-1100 lbs. t.50-10.26; vealers
7.60-8.60.
Sheep 20.000; native ' lambs
5. 76-6. 26; best western bid
6.26; lambs 0 lhs. down, good
and rholc 6.75-6.60; medium
6.00-5.76: ewe 90-160 lbs. med
ium to cholc 1.00-2.60.
H. F. LIVESTOCK
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Oct
. W) t'. 8. D. A.) Cattle
600; around tow cars eligible
6.00: around 160 head Inler
mountaln atorker snd feeders
steers 6.25-5.60.
Sheep 1.660; two decks good
70 lb. mixed shorn snd wooled'
Oregon Ismbs 8:16; package 96
lb. yearlings 4.60; ewes quoted
2.60 down.
Esther Hoode Asks
Decree of Divorce
Suit for divorce was tiled In
circuit court Thursday by Ksther
Hoode. 'varaua Corvln F. Hoode.
The couple was married July 27,
1981.
The plaintiff rharges cruel and
Inhuman treatment, and petitions
the court to allow her to resume
her maiden name ot Esther Mann.
Vital Statistics
DEATHS
OSTERMAN Jennie Oster
man died Wednesday afternoon
at her home, 429 North Third.
Friday & Saturday
Special
4hnipoo and Marcel 1.(10
Muunpoo anil Finger Wave l
Wet Finger Wave SOc
Orleart'
Hairdretsing Shop
1H8. North 4th St.
Phono 1.1ft-
NORTHLAND
Transportation
Company
To ail points North
East and West
For Convenience
Economy Hnfcty and
Dependability
BIDE TUB SOUTHLAND
Phone 999
Terminal Stage
Depot
Union Stage
830 Klamath Ave.
I'hon SlflO.
Standard
60 Ind ia
... 81.9
Statistic
20 It It
51.9
47.5
60. 5
68.1
110.7
U.6.3
111 I
10. 3
43.6
141.8
86.4
187.8
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20 I t JOTotnt
112.0
84.8
75.3
73.0
99.1
113.2
108.3
151.5
IDS. 4
328.8
168.7
203
101.6
1K1.3
148. 6
153. 1
166.1
77.7
75.7
102.1
148.1
240.8
17.4
144 3
70.0
206.8
114.7
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LAKEVIEW ROAD
PART OF FIVE
PROJECT PLAN
Conl luued from Pag On
lime taking rare of idle labor. He
said this would Insure full value
for money expended, and would
not delay completion mors than
30 days. II promised quirk
derision as lo designation ot the
routes.
Commissioner ("has. K. Spauld
ing suggested a five-project pro
irujn for the sspandlture of mon
ey during th next flv years, as
waa suggested, could he raised by
th plan ot Senator YV. P. Wood
ward. Spauldlng favored the two
designated routes from Portland
lo the see. the widening of the
Salem-Portland highway, expend
iture ot a million dollar on th
Fremont-Klamath Falla-Ukevlew
road, and expenditure of a mil
lion dollars on th Uurna-Ontarlo
highway. Spauldlng presented a
resolution placing the two Port-landlo-Coast
proposed routes on
the slste highway map.
Want Mlakliois Hld-nlnc
C. E. Gates ot Medlord, repre
senting 36 delegsles from South
ern Oregon, urged the widening
ot the Pacific highway and re
construction of the Rlsklyou por
tion, lie aald Southern Oregon
did not oppose any projects con
templated by the commission, and
contrary to reports, were nut here
to fight the short cut route from
Portland lo Hie sea. He urged
immediate consideration be given
lo widening the Pacific highway,
which he declared th loading
commercial route In the atate.
A Family Necessity
lanr QaUk KUf trm tlmem
Tr !--. Um tm tl
kmmOr MmIWIm Iktsl
. Nivr M your mll-
. JTi! 1 chMt Lt wlllioul
rW'n I MB-HAt At lh Ilt-t
I J t ; ikh of danr our
f, 'Qif. I t .!, botrhintf, sour
Jf H.KtS rt.n, b4 br(h.
i i if 7- -urnlnf niAtion
round lit nrari. pin
In th pit of th
-IMMinf u) In lltll
wgiT. Tou II b aur
prlifd at 1h wonderful ((loUnry of
ttiiff lumens powdar.
Al.t Is avuntlftn treat man. for
itomar-h dlorir. IW-1U own It)
bantIO!tMl atif to h fuel that
tt rom diroctljr to th cuao of
tntna-h trouM HPr-Acldtly. Ma
ll acta qulrkiy to nvutrahio xc
ilva fti-M-, rnov conn-tlon, auipl
hfalinv anlt-'ptto to fffU4 parts,
purify tha nitr ahmantanr tract.
tno rettaDii-n normal rnmifi
b.ilanca In I ha atomarh. Try Itf
Mrova tt o marlt to your own a 1 1 fac
tion undsr a mnnybf!k guarantor.
lo-lla la l.t hy your driigtilM,
ho Whttmnn Drup fV, at fl.tM,
for th thirty-day trantmant.
Auk for frro anmpl nnd In
formation about thla nationality
famoua powdr thai hm brought
rU f lo thouaaada.
SS2E
YOUR CHOICE OF FREE CAN !
aJh
COMBINATION OFFEft
HEATH 6- MlLLIOAH
DEPENDO-GLO
(Quick-Drying Wall Kntsh) '
AND
FLORENAMEL
"Buy on er both of abov product at regular priest ind
01 FREE sn additional quantity one-fourth at large as purchase.
You can select your FREE good from ithr product that'
your privilege."
Com in for here's bargain. Floors need to b rfin
iihedi old linoleum can be mad lilt new, with Florantmcl.
Weill and woodwork ar quickly rsnewsd with Dependo-Glo
for It dries so rapidly. Many color to chooi from. Com
in nd make your selection.
29 COMBINATION OFFER COUPON
tu smisou, - tme M "' -! s". ! n
11 .MHteMl wltf-rt kK nMt lute ilm Sum nn M
Noma
Street , "i
Dealer's Nam
Co.. M.ira hi SO dm ('- St www'
Santord & Co;
428
October 1031
City Police Find
Frank Pecholt by
Store, Leg Broken
rrank Pecliult, 1745 Main
street, was found wllh a fraclur.
ed left leg hack lit Illation's
store liullillii on Kst Main alreet
lat Wrduwlsr ly 'lly pullc
who took hint J" slalluu.
He waa tnknn lu the Klamath
Vallny hospital where Ills fracture
waa set Thursday morning. II
la reporled aa recovering aalls
faclorllv. How lis obtained In
tinctured leg I nut known I'T
police.
I.O.O.F. Banquets
At Merrill Hall
More llisn SO member of lbs
local Odd Fellow Imlg motored
lo Merrill Wednesday night tor a
get-together meeting with the
I. O. O. y. lodge of that city. A
Iwimuet and special program hon
oring Hie visiting gueals waa pre
sented by the Merrill group.
Never Dangerous
To Cure Eczema
Thai' What Doctor Say
Some people have aa Idea thst
It Is dangerous lo try lo cur
scieiAs that I he "poison" will
go through your system.
That's all wrong, doctor aay.
Nobody knows exsctly whst
causes etienis. but plenty ot
folks know how to stop It how
to get relict that's nothing short
of magic.
Kcsoma teller aalt rheum
no matter what you call It. a
matter how long you've had II.
nor buw many Ihlugs you have
irled
When It Itches so It almost
drives you craiy when you
think you Just can't aland It
snother second put some
Moones Emerald Oil on It.
If that doesn't give you In
stantly greater relief than any
thing you've ever tried, money
hark.
Don't b afraid of Ita hurling
you or your clothe use Iota
of It. Aud remember that Star
Drug Co. and every first class
druggist guarsnlee It. Adv.
Maglax
Will Help You
A scientific preparation con
taining Just the correct pro
portion of Mineral Oil and
Milk ot Magnesia.
Maglax is pleasant
relief fur constipation.
Also, It promptly relieve heart
burn, gaa palna and lndlgee
lion.
For Hale by
Maeill Drue Co.
WOOD!
Year a of aiperlesc bar
taught Klamath resident .
that
BIXM'K WOOD and
HI.AB WOOD
re th cheapest and most
dependable fuels. Order aa
iitrs load er two tor bad
srsetbsr. Winter I J t
around th corner.
PEYTON & CO.
"Wood :o Burn"
12l . 7th. I'hon BM.
Main St.