October 21, 1931
HIE EVENING HERALD; KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE ELEVEN
Klamath Empire News
rRB!GATIOIl LEVY
I.AKKVIKW, Ore Tho flleta
Tax IjommUslon baa refusml lu
lower III i'H"-il vu 1 II 11 1 1 II ot
Ihe House Lukv Vnllev Irrlgntlou
company (rum IIUU.uuu In
Muu. Thn recent Investigation
eveelnd Hint Hi original runt
uf the Investment wee about one
million dollars.
Farmers snrvrd by Ihe eystem
)iv appealed lu tlovrrnor Mi'lrr
lo see If llin I'lilillo Hcrvlco
Commissioner run-give Ihi'tn to
ilet Irani hllll mu Mil "iia urn
rhargea lhy re unw being re
quired lu pay although Ilia com
pany lm Hi) water lu ecll I lii-iii.
Manx farmers lira purchasing
1 hoir wator ilghla uii contract
ml era hesitant In refuie lo
liay the exliorhilant chaigee (but
lb company haa bnnleurd them
lib tli pial two ynari fur fear
Itio rompany will rut off Ihclr
water tlx next lima It haa anma
tu ecll and declare their rutin
furfaltad.
Tha farmers ra unable to lin
deratand hi.w 1ha Irrigation com
fany ran levy alien rliamm aa
It pteaee and allll ' Imniuna
troin regulation by I'ubllc Hcrr
It Commlselouer Thoiuaa.
Langell Valley
1.ANDKM. VALt.KV. Mra.
I'aul Monroe and Dirk Thaw
lift Wednesday fur l.oa Angeles
where Mra. Mnnroo'e and Mm.
Thcw'g father Is seriously III.
Mlaa Oertrude Wrnfturd, who
haa barn gum at lh I'aul
Monroe hmui fur tha past eev
ral months, will motor aouth
with ihem and mum lo liar;
homa In l-os Angela". I
Mr. and Mm. John Mi-Fall
and aon. Jack, nf I'oa Valley,
bar recently brnurbt a band of
tattla over from l.akevlew and
hnv put thcnt In paatura at tho
ltlrk Thaw ronrh.
A dance waa given (t tha
homa of Mr. and Mra. Hnrlln
I'rnurh tail Saturday night. Mr.
and Mra. Ilurna furnished tha
mnale fur a larga rrnwd of both
young and old lo dam tu. Sup
per waa served at midnight by
tha ladles attending.
Mlaa Frencea Thew and Mlsa
flerlruda Hlrafford war visitors
at th llonania blrh school and
grada .haul last Krlday.
Ilrr. Jnarpb K. Ewlng rnn
durlad tha arnrlrra at tha St.
Harnabaa rhtir.il la-t Humlay In
lh ahaanr of Mr. Thuma. Itrv.
Kwlng will probably b brra
gain nt riunday.
Harvral lirrda f b-f wrro
nld from lh alli" thla wk.
I. lord (lift and Vrrnon Walkxr
dllrard th-lr brrt on Thura
dav. Mra. John M' Kail and Mr. and
Mra. C. M. Ilrnwn and dnughtrr.
Alma, wnr M.lln and Tula Lak
viaiiora l"l .Monday.
Ilobart Timw, Jr.. waa via
llor at th Uyar ranch near Ho
nam th flr.t of lh week.
Mr. and Mra. r. II. Ilrown
loft Saturday for f'W wika'
vult at (Iranta I'aoa. Wnodbiirn
and Portland. They Inland to ara
ralatlrna and old Irlanda. Mr. and
Mra. A. II. Ilrown of Crania
will arrompany t'.irni.
llobort frppl aufforad Injur
ia to hla fa and " at
fnolbgll gania at Malln lt
Thuraday. Itobrrt la on lb Ho
nant lnvn.
Mill Hoaa Mulkay vltltod with
Mlaa Alma Ilrown Friday after
noon. Th Kaaaaukl rnmpflrn glrli
"Fours and Fives"
HORIZONTAL
I Mineral aaed
tor powder.
f Whar la th
Leuer?
10 CorroalTa
coating a
metal. 1
14 Hodgepodg.
16 Winged.
WTo.
11 A tear.
II Valued.
II A litter.
lOCota Uath.
llCompenaatlon
money paid a
lord tor killing
hla man.
14 Lubricant.
: Horn.
IT Laat wordg
of prayera.
10 African
i antelop.
11 To exchange.
II Tllu grata.
IT Paaaag
throngh or
oyer,
in Neither.
II Trunk ot
human body.
VKHTKItDAVH
41 To rent.
44 Twitching.
41 Py.
4TTrlralrnt,
tl Haunt.
16 To wound.
61 Playing card.
61 Labor.
61 Herb.
10 To rub out
1 Notion.
(1 To car tor.
13 Drain.
4 Womau'l
girdle.
VEItTICAL
1 Any wrongful
41 Owed.
Act.
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ewaleaaaLaw. J- nm Um iff '
i''U&'Uu ; rpr " sT ST ST"
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ry- eg1 5r"""
i I 'J 1 1 11 111 I I
enjoyed a hike on llryanl iiioun
tiiln lut Knlurdey Mernnun and
a I i'u i,t u( woluera and buus,
A iliim a will ha held at I hi)
riiiiiiiiiiiilly ball Halurday night.
It la sponsored by Ilia lorul Com
iminlly Hub.
Mr, and Mra. Al Thoinpaon,
Mrs. James l.liul and llenr
lliivo wer vlaltora at Alluraa
livit week.
Krank Tbunipaon, Jr., waa
visitor In Ashland over Hie week
ml.. Hubert Thaw mid aun. Itouert
and (laughter Frances, and II.
Thcw it vlKliura In Mulln
Thursday. Wbll lliira thy luuk
In Ibo football gam between
Malln and llonania, .
Aiiliur (iarnit returned Krl
day from a week'a alay In Lalfo
view. Ilw dug polatooa at his
lkn ruunly ranch wlilla there.
J
lll.V. Or On ahlft at th
('ran Lumber company baa baan
laid off, leaving ona ahlft of tan
hour. Tha logging ramp baa
rloaed. and tha mill will caa
operation entirely about Oi lobar
Tha Tran mill of th new
alartrlo baud aaw fyp waa ron
airurtad early laat aprlng, and
haa run doubl ahlfla during th
antlr auminar. Whll operating
lh mill cut about 15,000 feet of
lumber a ahlft to ba tued for
moulding and box lumbar. Shlp
manta ara being aent out dally
lu th Utorkion Hot company at
Stork ton, Calif.
BONANZA
no.NAN.A. Ore Or. Calvin
Hunt, brother of Ir. Warren
Hunt and Mr. I.. I.. Truai of
Klamath falla. la locating on
ran' h near llonania. properly of
Dr. Truai. Mra. Truag haa been
pending few daya lt a bar
hroihar t th ranch.
Mra. Ktella Bowna and mother,
Mra. Data Campbell, called on
frlenda and relaltvea In llonania
and Uirella Sunday. Mra. llnwn
mada bar horn her for many
yaare, and taught arhool In lb
local cbool aeteral larma.
.M. J. I.yile and wifa hay gone
lo Oklahoma lo mak their bom.
They ar making th trip by auto,
and ar atopplng at many polnta
of Intereat en rout. Mra. I.ytl
will be remembered Mlia Ilaiel
Mi-I'lrlland. who held lb poaltlon
Of rounly health nurae fur a num
ber of jrrara.
Mr. and Mra. Ken J. Daniel en
tertained Mr. and Mra. U YV.
Mouru and family at a Yntaun
dinner Thuraday ereulng.
Mra. Dan Kllaworth of Port
land and Mra. Wealey Lemog ot
l amoa. Wants., ar vlaltlng with
their naranta, Mr. and Mra. Paul
K. Dyer.
Mr. and Mra. Cecil Conley hay
niored io Honania for th winter
month In order that their chil
dren may attend ehool.
Mra. Ilea Daniel (pent Monday
Tl.litng her parenta, Mr. and Mra.
II. Vnaa of Merrill.
Klmer Yarrlnginn of th Mono
pole aior epent Hunday with hla
mother, Mra. Parker ot Klamath
Kail a.
Mra. Gnwan ot Klamath Falla
recently apent lh week end with
her aon, Kdtnond (lowan. who
owna a larga ranch near Bnnanta.
J. n. Reed and Kred Flelrhar
of Klamath Falla war greeting
llonania frlenda Sunday. They
were darling out tor their annual
doer bunt.
ANSWER
21 ReMmbllnc
th Bormali
tkeuea.
II Irritate.
6 Tedium.'
t7 Sultablfc
IS To low )
row,
13 Organ ot
hearing.
10 To. wander
about. '
81 To eonaumel
IS Collection of;
facta.
14 Dower
property.
15 Be for.' '
40 Bald.
43 Amatory,
46 Quote. '
41 Simon called?
4T DemonatratlTI
prononn,
4SLaw.
49 MeUl founS
In vicinity oC
Duluthv
60 Anxiety,
61 FlowerJ
61 DroT.
63 Scarfs.
64 Bed Uth'.
RTtTnpooked.
tOppoalt ot
weather.
I Mark.
4 Chief product
ot th South,
f Chimney
piece.
Exclamation
ot aorrow.
T Rodent,
t Paragraph In
a newipaper.
0 Auto body.
10 Important
product In
Braill.
11 MuaaeL
13 Let It aland.
lit LaeeratetL
f
I.AKKVIKW, Ore The Lak
couuly court and J. M. Detrara,
attorney for th highway com
mlaalon bare worked out plana
fur unemployment relief for tba
coming winter.
Th ruunly haa 111,000 It ran
pend In road construction hd
lb highway comralaalnn la ex
pected lo match It ao that 30,
ODO ran b uaed on th Adel
Pluab road during th coming
winter. Mr. Heyera will rec
ommend that thla road ha placed
In th eerondary highway ayalem.
Ho will aluo recommend lo the
highway rommUalon that tha 13
mil grade acroaa eillvar Lake be
covered with cruabad rock thla
winter.
Th commlaalon will meet
November II. to paag upon theae
recommendations.
BLY ITEMS
IILY, Or. Among th Bly
raaldenta who have aucceeded In
getting their deer thla aeaaon ar
Jack O'Nell, Albert Wllllama,
(ilea Parker, th Itellg and !
Vaneya.
Mike Waller wag a recent
vUltor at Lakovlew.
Th night watchman for Crane
mill waa Injured laat week when
a alab struck hlrn on th bead.
He waa taken to Klamath Falla
for mad leal attention.
Mr. and Mra. Otis Oaburn have
left her lo mak their bom In
another city.
Mlaa Marl Ohenrhaln, talented
muiklan has again reeuraed ber
Instruction claaaea In Klamath
Falla for the winter mouths.
Let and Doris Hollman and
Lorene Hanna who ar attending
CRINGING Ul? FATHER
tverse TnKB. -
NVSXe MS 0CK.
DIMKJC III.
Yt-
WASH TUBES
tTis the most
etals EM6eReASSlMO
MOMENT OF OO R.
VOUfM HERO'S UF.
jilt ugii. - J
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FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
AeCcorefiCel ) NO-IdWT If I'M HOT COIrKS TO ( 5Efi ! TWrrlSS AOaOrJO HCttS f ? WHY ARE. 0 fsHUCKS! JVST TAWN' TV1EIR )f B0T ! IW WOTT .
aJTePWy-'N A MXA7.IHS e-ryc TW6 W1DS A CHANCC 1 , JVHlS WU-,COWRftBEO ALU THS. KIDS ' MOTrlERt' KMNEST0 THE , J
2"?' TWIVAerT i T& O0 MS ABOUT THAT P- AU. TUS EycrTEWUMT I (AUNNINO DOWN Ti SCI5S0R5-GPU NDt-R fVN ! DULL, AROUND
S'f ) 1 voe-.esxewe.TMTt fl I had this soMMerw the sthee.t? y ! hot interested in
tlAJ TetoOtlrTVASACIRU. t! , NUTMIrf 1& 0 BUT a xArtfd WATCH IN
TTt,-f H nos" Z-J" eo back AM Poo . KU ' rr,7vmvMX- 7
BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES" " By Martin
s- II f 71 Ei . , ti Sf :
To VXVJB ,W lCAOVA..J W". . - f74. .. Wmt-NTO WINS H W . H LO, Vv S ? T
rj "f
ti Igg It arhool at l.akevlew recent
ly apent lh week-end bar visit
lug their parenta. .
Plana are being mad by tha
Illy arhool rhllilren fur a Hal
low to program and basket so-,
clal.
Klla Jean Dixon la reported
somewhat Improved after a seri
ous Illness at her home.
Relative and friends visited
al th honi of Mr, and Mrs.
William Hnydcn, Kiinday.
Mra. ('. K, Wallls, accompan
ied by Mra. Alvln Butler and
llanry Wundt atopped at illy last
week enroute to New Pin Creek
from Klamath Falla wher they
bad been on business.
On account of llluesa, C. I)
Branch haa decided tu leave the
II. and h alor In charge ul hla
partner, Walter Llnsley, for an
Indefinite period. Mr. Branch
will leave for lh cuast In an
effort to Improve hla health.
Father Donahue of Chlloquln
visited parishioner In Illy, Sat
urday. Mr. and Mra. Roy Good enjoyed
a visit from Mr. and Mra. (iordon
Good of Klamath Falls, Hunday.
Mr. and Mra. Dalnwood and
family ar leaving Illy.
Jack llanun la hauling alaba
and limb wood lu the realdenr
formerly occupied by Wayne
liannan and family. Jack Han
nan will mors hla family to thla
home soon.
Water Supplied by
New Wells at Bly
BLY, Ore. Th new wella
drilled on th Branch properly
behind th B and L ator and on
th Shafer property In th rear
ot the 6hater hotel ar proving
satisfactory.
Th former well supplies water
to th ator, th DcVaney place
and Jeff Garvin, and th second
supplies water for th hotel. Both
war aunk over 100 feet.
Experiment With
Juniper for Pencil
BLY, Ore. A Juniper log to
be uaed by th Biological Sur
vey waa recently sawed Into lum
ber by th Crane mill. Thla will
b used to determine th feasi
bility of using Juniper wood for
making pencil.
oji - BaKT -trips
IwetsTT 40 KM-aO
VN4MT - LXSTTa-
eft.
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M. . Jae V Uim E.ILMr. 1 da a II . la, ase-s g . (C E
yva-a j I vuLrv "tu? captoR6aaam we will siaAPiv yj i. prv'"
JTa) M I puasc, lAStes, uke that. EJEG HAMeTo loan jrVs n, feSn
Portland Whale
Entices Crowds
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct, It (UP)
Kgbert lb whale atlll bad
Portland agog tonight after a
week of drawing more people
dally than blg-tlin football has
drawn all season.
For no good reason. Kgbert
left tho I'l'iric and tagged along
up the Columbia river behind a
left of logs. Reaching Portland,
he appropriated Oregon slough
aa a horn and commenced en
tertaining thousands of persona
who ram to watch bliu.
Richard Di7WeTs
S. F. Society Girl
YUMA. Arl.. Oct. 11. (UPI
Richard Dlx, film tar. and Mlaa
Winifred Coa, Ban Francisco eo
clety girl, war married bar
late today.
Only 14 hours earlier Dig had
said lb marrlag would not oc
cur until December, but ap
peared her In an airplane for
the ceremony.
Hit gave his nam as Krnut
Carlton Brimmer, 17, I" apply
ing for a marrlag license.
Portland Boys Held I
For Series of Crime
THE DAt.LEB,' Ore , OcL 11.
(UJO A series of crime extend
ing over a period of two weeks
wer faced today by four
Portland boys who wer held In
Jail her.
Th boys rang In age from
IS to 1 years. Charge which
they face Include th robbery of
a store and th theft ot two
automobile.
Husbands Liabilities
To Portland Teachers
PORTLAND, Or., OcL 11, U.R
Huabanda ar becoming lia
bilities to Portland teachers who
want to hold their jobs.
Th school board today sug
gested to married teachers that
they resign- No penally was
ordered In case th suggestion
Is not followed.
II IT Va fcrve9ELOLS - I
I 1 I I AMO-TVaE.V ATE IT ALL. I '' V t I
SrVE LU , DID vou
ei-JOCrv ytouK.
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Amusements
TUB PELICAN: Now playing.
"Devil to Play,'' with Ronald
Colman.
TIIK PINF. TRKK: Now play
Ing, "Politics." Polly Moran and
Marie Dreasler.
TUB RAINBOW: Now playing.
"Her Man," with Holen Twelve
trees. THE VOX: Now playing, "The
Phantom ot Paris," with Jack
(illbert.
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"Politics"
At last ra new star.
Not that Marl Dreaaier wasn't
realty a star before bat now
she's officially on In "Politics."
Metro-Ooldwyn-Mayer'a hilarioua
drama of electlona and city poli
tical Uf now being abown at
the Pin Tree theatre.
And what a atar! Not only
doe ah flgur In some of lb
biggest laugha an audience ever
enjoyed, but. In other part of
th plcturs, preaents character
delineation ranging from th
ptbtie to a dominant person
ality routing an entire city gov
ernment. Misa Dressier plays a house
wife In a amall town wbo, when
racketeers kill the daughter of
a neighbor, rasolvea to clean up
(t A-TILV, THS SNEEZIMd vWOSEwiVES) f
I Jq-ml A CONFERENCE OF WA.8. 1 1
lh town. . (ill ergaulsea th
women's vote, runs lor mayor
with Polly Moran as her pollii
ral manager, eYosea rrafi aed
bravea lh ii'iilererrld, roois
racketeer -and evin rails me
women of Ihe town out on Mnlre
against their hnsliiinds to win
th campaign. And how sue
doea !
Polly Mnrau and ah hav
hilarious sequences la tha poll
Ural rally and stage a dramatic
quarrel, loo. Charlaa F. Rleaaer,
who directed the pair In "Caught
nhort" and "Reducing," waa
again at th megaphone In tha
new production.
"Devil to ray"
Ronald Colman fans turned
out en mass last night for th
opening performance of his
latest talking picture, "Thai Devil
lo Pay," at the Pelican theatre,
and wer mor than well re
warded. The story waa especially writ
ten for Colman by Frederick
Lonadal. Amualng and aurprla
ing altuations, contlnuoua fun.
and roar of laughter, punctuate
tbe progress of the novel plot
which providea Ita leading play
era with on ot hi most engag
ing roles.
"The Devil to Pay" Is un
doubtedly tho season's moat bril
liant taikle. and on which you
will not want to mlaa.
Her Man"
Dramatic and gripping. vry
scene filled with thrill, a new
Path dialogue picture. "Her
Man." was warmly applauded by
audlencea at the Rainbow
theatre. Featuring Helen Twelve
trees. Marjorle Kumbeau, Phillips
Holmes, Rlcardo Cortes. Jamea
Gleaaon and Franklyn Panama
In the leading rolea, "Her Man"
ia a tremendous picture ft slam
life In Havana. Th acenes, for
tha greater part transpire In a
dance hall In th scarlet quarter
of th Cuban capital, and to
aay that they are filled with
atirring action, acarcely fills ths
bill. "Her Man" la a really big
picture and one of the beat ever
ahowa here. The featured play
era are artistic, while th flat
fights occurring In the action
are hlgblr realistic. Ths pietur
IS- f
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NO, TO VsfVSWS 5VN& PAff, Hf.V. KEVER fOR&ET
HIS KV4F0V. AND
must be seen to b appreciated,
and It U well worth th prats
it evoked.
"Phantom uf Paris"
Hollywood extras wer much
la demand when production be
gan on John tillbert'e neweat
talkie, "Tha Phantom of Pitrta,"
which la now plavlug at in
Vox theatre. For th picture la
ot the elaborate type whose
scene require backgrounds pop
ulated hy larga groups of parti
cipants.
Tba opening erenee take place
In a Tarte amphitheatre, wher
Gilbert a magician extricates
himself from a sealed caa tilled
with water. Th cplsod ot
coirs required a typical theatre
audience, which lengthened th
xtra Hat considerably. No
sooner waa thla scene completed
than filming began on th next
sequence, which deplrted a hall
In a fashtonabl town hnua.
All th extras had to do waa to
change to formal rlothea and
they wer ready for mor wnr hi
Substitute Offered
Condemned Slayer
8TATE PENITENTIARY, gv
lem, Oct.. 10. (U.B-Jamea Kings
ley, convicted murderer who will
hang on th gal Iowa October 30
fur tha killing of 8am Preecott,
Aahland peace officer, haa found
a "real friend!"
A letter received by ' Klngaley
from William A. - Goodwin of
Carneliua, Ore., today aald that
th latter would take Klngsiey'a
placa on th gallowa "If nothing
la wilt eattafy th people of
Oregon except another, lit for
th man yon killed."
Taxpayers Asked
to Bring Receipts
Taxpayers have been request
id by th tax collectors offlc to
bring with them th receipts for
their taxes for the first half of
the year. This will save time
for both taxpayer and th of
flc force, aa wall as aiding In
making a mor complete record
for th county.
By George McManus
THAT WAS
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