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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1931)
October 22. 1931 THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON- PAGE NINfc ) Klamath Empire News T P niKIIKIl. Calif. Th (lr.( grail rnuialng iri lilvnl In llila vl ivJrilly nn Ihu new Ureal Northern railroad line occurred Monday af ternoon oil I ho stale, highway loo mile southwest of IMi-her. A railroad Unlit "speeder" struck in illnluulilla driven by II. lurnug of Pondosu, tif Mctioud lllver Lumber company lugging ratup. Th speeder Jumped tlm (rack. Th automobile turned over against llm crossing sign which warns motorists lei look nut fur III cars. Null. idy was hurl. Though III hlghwiiy In hcavl ly traveled end was 'ulll before lite railroad. I ha ttacbs rnterlug the (lroat Northern terminal were permitted in be laid uruii the road at grade. The slate high way commission posted Blunt lay ing th highway may at eome fu turo time be elovated tu cross (ha tracks. rtlKDKIt, Calif Vlr Indiana. Including on woman, escaped wllliont aarlou Injury Monday when a aedun In hl h they war riding want off Ilia grade al the Wat Hleber rornrr on the atate highway and rli(l down an elgbl-font embankment, landing en II Ion. llrldge materiel waa placed by th county ihlti week, preparatory to re-openlng the old direct road to Weat llleber that waa aban doned In part wheu the present lata highway Waa located, Tho re-openlug will shorten the route by half a mil tn Weat llleber, and tba Joint Weetorn I'aclflo (Ireat Northern livestock alilpplug yarde there. LODGE OFFICERS ARE INSTALLED IIS ESCAPE INJURY IN WRECK FORT Kl.AMATII. Ore At a meeting of the Crater Lake lodgo of Yeomen at the t'. I. rlubtaouae, Wednesday evening, the new atari of officer for i 11! waa Installed by I'aat Fore- ' man Fred (.'. Itlihop. The following retiring officers were each presented with a beautiful remembrance by the lodge members as a token of ap preciation of the three years' term of office Just cloaed by each: Kmma I., tinrden. Lady Itowena; Alice Cray, I.ady lle beeca; and Cienev llratlaln. aerretary. Cards were played after the tiaslnees meeting, and at the cloae ot tha evening a pot lurk dinner waa enjoyed. INDIAN tilll.n HIKH Helen Jean Johnson. Klamaih Indian Infant born Tuesday In an automobile enrouto from fhllotjuln tn the Klamath Agen cy hospital, died Wednesday noon. Tb child Is tha daughter of Kdill and Alameda Lnlchea Johnson of the Klamath Indian reservation. HORIZONTAL YESTERDAY'S 1 Whim. .1 William Borah la a U. B. f 14 tJorfac measure. II Tba eye. IT Having a flat breastbone. II Nothing. II What Benin " n aula la at th ; extreme south nd of Asia? 11 Fowl disease. II Oranted facts. 14 Vexed. . U Ysllow Hawaiian . bird. II Malicious. 40 Night before. 41 Turned Into burnt sugar. 41 Second not. 4(1 Afraid. 47 To lease. 41 Sooner than. 51 Last. I! Shelter. IS A alow movemtnt In music. IS Female fowl, 17 Counterfeit. II Btrong current. II Due acts of civility tl Donksyllk beast. It Mathematical term. II On to whom , land scrip II -a Issued. 14 To expunge. II French mta " aure equal t 41.77 Inches. II Housing. 15 Let Ir stsnd. Statesman Question PTTTTTj o o iu ti it Ti il " r""ii" " t ""1 !T """ " " " ' is -ir-w pa a- r rT i-tTl 29 "7" 53 "ir- y 7T pr J """kj n- " bTjn" w Li : 3TT" JpT I Forest Employ tt ' Are Entertained FORT KLAMATH, Ore.Mr. and Mra. U. C. Klgau entertain ad rluuday, October II, with t illniii'r puny for llio local am plnyet u( Ilia furaat aarvlra and I heir wlvea. Cover wnr laid lor 26 guesls. Ill K1IK It. Calif The John II. F.vuiin Jowwlry atore III Itleber waa burned down haiimley night while Joe Kvana, the manager, waa attending a ilanoe at Look oiil, aeven miles norih. Joe Kv ans' watch and Jewelry repairing outfit and the stock, except for that In tb store a big safe, waa burled In Ih rulna. Volunteer tl.o tightera with biicketa and hand eitlngulehera prevented the lire from apreadlng to the Itleber drug alnra and Hlg Valley (laiett offlr on oo aide, and Joseph M. Murphy's reel ae tata office on the other. There waa a vacaul lot on each aid of the Jewelry atore, but In nearest bullillnga hail their pelut scorch ed by the beat. John tJtaus realdea In Klamath rails. ALTt'llAf, Calif. Work for !0 men with tamlllea on atate high way maintenance work In thta sec tlon will be provided thla winter under the aupervlalon of J. W. Clark, district highway foreman. KHrh man will work threw days a Week. A rather peculiar situation aros when a member of the mayor'a commute, appointed to Hat Ih men, bet be could rata tb full number Inald of an hour. Although the quota waa later filled the rommltte apenl an en tire aftornoon Interviewing men and found only all who wer Cat Ifnrnlans, beads of families, and actually In need of tha jobe of fered. Tb committeeman lost bis bet. ALTl' HAS. Calif. Mr. and Mra. J. C. Jarman of thla place narrowly escaped death Balurday when their car turned over near Madeline. Mra. Jarman was driving at a fair rat of a peed when aha atrurk tho railroad croealng near the town of Madeline. As tit front tlrea hit the ralla both blew out sltnultaneoneiy, and tha car left tha road. Th sedan turned com pletely over twice and waa badly wrecked. Mrs. Jarman wag se verely bruised and shaken, hut suffered no major Injuries. Her husband waa only scratched and bruised. Tha couple wer en rout to Ban Kranclsco when tha accident took place, but wer forced to return home. AXSWKB. th weight Of ot ' ' cotton? 3 Id Permit. Projecting; i parta ot 4. churches. 14 Act Ot renouncing. , 17 Spring hrut II Merclleaa. 2 To Imitate. I! To bury. 13 Upon which.' 14 Rightful. J7 To carry vKnncAi 1 Piece ot too far. confectionery. SI Ireland.' 1 Melody, t Raw skint ot animals. 31 Grinned. 41 Oriental. nurse. 43 Capital ot Indian Kmplre. 44 Stalk. 48 Cloe. 10 Organ ot sound. 51 Exclamation of reproach. 64 Grain. f Northeast,. 4 Sun god. 5 Company. I Valuable whit fur. I Extirpated. I No. 10 Preposition ot place. 11 Point. 13 Indolent. 13 Rested. 1I4S0 pounds la 67Therefor. E FOHT KLAMATH. Or. Ths Fort Klamath grang met Tues day evening, October IS, In spe cial aeaalon, honoring Mra. Marie Flint McCell, atate gruugn lec turer, who waa a vl.llor. Thirty eight members and five vlallurs war present. The first end second degree of tb grange war conferred upon th following csndldsles, Vlnnl llrlacoe, John Maben, Orla Moon, Krneet W. t'ramer and llan.ford William.. Following the Initiation, a Im-lurer'a hour waa enjoyed under the direction ot Mra, Lucille Nkholaou. Tha program opened with an addreea by Mrs. McCall on lunda mentsl grang principles and ex plaining alao tha legislative pro gram of th atate grange. Mra. McCall aUo told ot the first Im pressions she gained on a visit from oalem to the varloua grangea. After her addreea, a program of song, readings and games war enjuyed. Itefreeh mente wer aerved by youthful grange mrmlyrs. Ielbert lenton. Leon Hlahnp. Llewellyn rlmltb, Norman Winter, Albert llrlsco and Wilbur Ferguson. During her visit here, Mrs. Mc Call waa a guest at the horn of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dsnton. Kef or returning to Hslsm, Mrs. McCall planned to visit other Oregon grauges. MVOItt'K FILFU W, Paul Uownard asked for a divorce from Olga Downsrd In a complaint filed In circuit court 1st ysatardsy. Th charge was desertion. The custody of two minor children will be awarded th mother. Harry Imlvln 1 attorney for tha plaintiff. BRINGING UP FATHER LAfJOi; UJHO CHlZZLet)CAe n t3VseIarTAlWJ. WW- xxj set HIM TJ WASH TUBBS 1 " "" C im.hl r,Hm jerries. Uc. CceM tsias efcsiives s T: f rwfjT? i (pONrt 166T WASH'S IMPRISONMENT IS NI6WT Vf cVR6 M WOBSe TVVAM WIS m-. .nn ite ic .ivlCU .MftTUtMC IVrWFIIIKCt T"et. IJ v ' w w w - -. FRECKLES AND BOOTS AND HER K, VMO M3 MUSABt?NW . ( tfJLiaX frf; THEM, I fXXOT keJONef ) ( BkSlIT TM6W-VW.CH JK'.A fw I 5' . ilfe ifr1IWrr::'r.,.TTV " 1 h I fir i M " " ' I a.iJatsaaassasgaaWaWBav ,- "" vcAstvKt. wcyVl-PC .Z--l J 1 Friendless Boy at County Jail in Need of Ranch Job With no father or mother, no friends aud no money, and the Klamath county Jail hie only shelter, lt-yar-old li o n a I d Moor longa to find a horn on a ranch where be i-au work lor hla board eating for aheep aud cattle, and doing geueral chores. Tb youngster ''hit the freights" laat summer at Cedar Itsplds, Iowa, and cam west hoping to find a Job. lie was picked up by Hherlff Low In Klamath Falls about Hire weeka ago, when, with an older man. he asked lor food al lb door of a local realdeuce. Th older man was sent on bis way by authorities, but lion aid waa kept by tender-hearted officiate at the Jail. Ilecomlng rnatliiaa, he wanted In leave, but hated to part with Ilia only kindness be had found, so slept outside the county Jail. Well Known Re.ident r asses on weanesaay Mrs. F.llen O'Connor, well known resident of Klumath Falls for the past six years, died at the residence of ber daughter, Mra. l,eo W. Fernandea. Izu Washington, at 1:30 Wedneaday afternoon, following an Illness of eight months. Mrs. O'Connor was bora In Dee Moines, Iowa, October II, 1 4. and was 7 years of age. Hba Is survived by four daugh ters, Mrs. Fernandea of this city, Margaret O'Connor of Los Angeles, Mrs. James Fltxgerald and Mra. Mum! Foley of Can ada. Tb remains ar In th gold room of th Karl Whltlock fu neral home where friends may call. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made. Grovner Minard Dies on Tuesday Grovner Minard, native of Yarmouth province, Canada, and fin NO MVS CEU. IS ON LOeWlFUL. MX VKi I I If - a - I I ( VOU KWOV,TH6. j II I TwieA, but , li I irM rzn li if Mi n TrTr STAND Kf WS WINDOW eVNS 61GGCE. eVT HIS CM- Blkrl.eSEwEWT. '' HIS FRIENDS BUDDIES V0O ? tAXMO Wfct. soo k V we vlko Hoovt 1 I "W6 choov fwt 1 ;rr voo'wt io.T v. r- i wt C Q n pJM r- gsS iXeSSLr ssrw isrOQ He ess found th Bail morning, and waa brought Inald with a severe cold aud a high fever. The ornban was tbsa takeu to ths county Infirmary, where he spent several days. II is now bs k lu tli county Jail where be Is fed and treated kindly, but he longs lo be self-supporting and work for. hit "keep " For the paat two days ha has told The Kvenlng Herald and Klam ath News on the streets of the illy, and la proud of having earned a few rents toward hla support. Tha boy la small for his sge, and looks out on a none loo cheerful world with big dsird blue eye and a lovable but timid amlie. Anyone In the country or city who knows of a place Donald could work for bis board during the winter. Is asked to romtnu nliaia with th county Jail. 1? V.X Tueaday, hla death terminating a brief Illness. Minard waa In bit 14th yesr at th time of his death. lie leasee five sisters, i Mrs. Euphmla Langford, Klamaih rails; Mrs. Haran Jana Milla, Han Francisco: Mrs. Mary Robisoo, Rio yell. Calif : Mra. Nancy Rog era and Mra. Kthla Dunn, both of Ferndale, Calif. Remains are In the slumber room of tha Klamath funeral home of Towey ft Maraha, 25 High at reel, where frlrnda may call. Announcement of fun eral arrangement will ba made riHK AT HARNEY'B A tmudge fir la trasn under a house at. 3 II Washington, oc cupied by J. O. Haraey, was blsmed on children playing un der the bouse by city firemen who answered th call Wednea day. There was no damage, th firemen said. Al Capon attended a football gam with his bodyguard re cently. He certainly like to be around when somebody "kicks off." TM6 GROUND f UOOR. CM, ITS LONG THE SNECZIMJ. J0MEM "-. i i im. is rn ivt ot t . sttv . i i vov; i x Amusements Tba Pelican Now playing. "Devil lo Pay," with Ronald Colman. The pine Tree Now playing. r-olltU-s." with Polly Moran and ! Marl Dressier, Th Hslnbow Now playing. "Her Man." with Helen Twelve trees. Tha Vox Now playing, "Danc ing Dynamite," with Richard Talmadge. "Politics" "Politics," which brings Marie Dressier to th Pin Tree theater In her first picture as a full fledged etar, la unique lo that It givea her equal opportunity as a commedlenn and as a dramat ic actress. In It she makes laugbs as In "Reducing" and "Caught bbort," and at the same lima rises to dramatic heights aa In "Anna Christie" or "Mlo and Bill." "The Deri I to Pay" "Th Devil to Pay" la un doubtedly on of th best things Colmsn haa ever don. W heartily recommend thla enrrent attraction at the Pelican thea ter aa splendid entertainment a brisk and sprightly example of what might well be emulated by ess u ft t"eT Y3 U)SH6S. IH ,i-V' ( fr J TV SOfAE PfSNTS, r- SWrVT,:08. even fV-flM. pic- Ronald Colman eaptlratsa his audience la on ot his hspplest roles. The dialogue la brilliantly witty aud excruciatingly funny, and the faat pace of th star Is followed by a ery fin cst. Lorstta Young, youthful and at tractive. Juallfles Ronald's eulck appreciation of her charms. Her Man" After winning enthusiastic praise from local picture fana since It showing at the Rainbow theater on Tuesday last, the Path picture, "Her Man." a thrilling story of th scarlet streets of Havana, will close Us record breaking run at that th- ter today. - Tha popular verdict bera re garding this tremendous story of slum life In the Cuban cap ital. Is that It will rank as on of th outatsnding picture ot the current seaaon. The admir able portrayaia of Helen Twelve trees, Msrjori Rambeau, Phil lips Holme. Iticardo Cortex. Jamea Oleason and Franklyn pangborn. tha featured players, bare evoked th warmest prals. "Dancing Dynamite" Why motion picture producer do not do more of th photo graphing of ptcturea with beau tiful and romantic background la an loexplalnable myetery. The produeere of the latent Richard Talmadge talkie have aet a splendid example In the filming of "Dancing Dynamite," at Cata Una Island, In the Pacific for. In this swift moving action story all of the famed beauty a.-it ot beautiful Catallna Island are shown. "Dancing Dynamite" opens at the Vox theater today. A well rounded supporting cast adds to the valu of tb yarn. Folks who crave action and thrllla will find them aplenty la "Dancing Dynamite." PLAYWRIGHT DIEH VIENNA, Austria. Oct. ti, (UP) Arthur Scbnitxler, playwright and novelist who gave the world a fascinating picture ot th more carefree and pleasnre-msd yontb of Vienna before th World War, died Wedneaday at hla horn after evaral days Illness. Ha waa 1$. Q NT) ear oer etsst i VMN HE PLEA5S FOR AMD other producers of talking lures. Women's Club Will Hold Charity Party The Ltnneaa rlub. women's or ganisation ot th Lions rlub, la sponsoring a charity card partv to be held In th Wlllard hotel Friday altsrnooa at I o'clock. Hetween 50 and 40 tablea hare already been reserved for the event. Th club la paying for the ex pensea of tha party out of Ita own treasury, and all money taken In will be used for chari ty purposes. Klamath merchants have do ".. ', . . prl" ,b '""J." ,"" 'rnn donated by tha California Or nated prizes. The flr.t prise r- gon Power company. Other prlte will he given by Waggon er's drig store, Usrcelon's elec tric shop, and O. R. Mueller of th Klamath flower shop. Thoa not already having rea- i ervationa are asked to call Mrs. Merland Stroud. G. N. Statistician Leaves for North W. N. Norrls, statistician for the Great Northern Railroad company, who has spent th last five weeks In this city, departed the first of this week for point in Washington In th Interest of the company. Norrls is a nephew of Mrs. A. M. Clark of thla city and waa entertained at Ih Clark home on Cpton street during his stay In Klamath Falls. National Foreit Chrigtmai Trees for Sale Thirteen thousand Shaata Fir Christmaa Treea located on an area of 110 acres near Huckle berry City within th Crater Na tional Foreet. These treea may bo purchased from th Forest Supervisor. Medford, Oregon, at 34 centa per linear toot, in any amount. Adv. H. O. Zl-23-21 By George McManus Bv Crs tev00HNCiUf THE' RIM6 Hl COOOU. VOASH'. HE HN tREA60 OF MTMNINd FfvME, 6Ujat, HON0K- TUIS IS UlS BeulAQTJ. By Blosser By Martin