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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
November. 12, 1931
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ON SATURDAY
BERKELEY, Cllf., Nor. II,
(Jp) Ths t'sllfornls football
quid yesterday attended the
funeral of Many TA'alklne. whnae
clrlni wish iu that his eon,
Oeorge Welkin, Har bckfleld
lr, pity In lh Csllfornla-tfian-lord
gam. Tb eider Welkins
Mid h did not want hla death to
Interfere with hi ann's particlio
ting la ths game.
STANFORD VNIVKR8ITT
Coach Glenn "Pop" Warner haa
announced a alanine llna-up of
second alrlniiara lor Iha Navada
ram Baturdajr. Tha nnnunred
llna-up Includes Wltlanau and
Nomard, ends; Grey nd Urthhln.
tackle; Srrlbner and Kite,
uarda; Bate, center: Tarihetta.
quarterback: Aftlerbauih and
Wllann. hairharki. and Hlllman,
fullback. .
PULLMAN. Wash. Ths Wash
ington State router ar altar a
defense to atop Merle llufford.
Unteerslty ol Washington back
flald lur, In tha "nig game" Sat
urday. Tha Coutara will entrain
lor Settl tonight.
MOSCOW, Idaho Idaho'a Van
dala warn on thalr way to Berke
ley today, where they hope to
akin the Oolden Bears Batnrday.
Coach Leo Calland would not
glre Callfornln more than an sren
chance to win.
RUSSIAN AID
FOR CHINESE
IS REPORTED
(Continued from Pate One)
alio that dlanrder nrersils In
Manchuria euch aa Japan trom
the beginning ha etted aa the
chiel cauae o( the preeent trouble.
It alio pointed out that
suggestion Inr neutral troopa
would Indicate that league circlea
are finally reeogniting toe scmei
realitiea" In Manchuria.
The new Chlneae attack expect
ed In the direction 01 muw
looked for slinulianeooaly with
General Chan-Shan In tha Nonnl
bridge area, (ieneral van a army
ta aaia nere to nunioer ev.wvw
nen.
WASHINGTON, Not. It, (IP)
Vndereerretry Caitle of tha
atate department aald today a
compromise plan to be brought
forward at the League of Nation
aeeiiona In Pari next week waa
the baai for the American gov
ernment a optimism over the
Xlanchnrian situation.
Whether the plan Inrolred the
aendlng of a neutral commission
o Manchuria waa not an
rloeed. thue paring the way for
an adluatment of the airncuine.
Japan, it waa believed, might
withdraw her objection "to a
neutral cornmlsalen If her de-
mends that China agree In gen
eral termi to respect Japaneee
treaty righta In Manchuria ana
snure the safety of Ita subjects
were met.
Caatle aald nothing had occur
red since yesterday to change the
attitude ot optimism.
Budd's Shift Is
Called Promotion
(Continued from Pag One)
atory the Great Northern "float"
originated when he saw a goat
atanding on a cliff, with mark
Inge indicating descent from aa
animal he had used a a news
boy to haul papers.
"That tale started with 'Hoke'
Smith, an old time newspaperman
and former publicity agent,"
Kenney aald. "I re been denying
that atory It aeema. all my Ilia."
Standard Statistics Stock Averages
Today
Previous day
Week ago
Month ago
Year ago ..
Three Yeara ago
Ire yeara ago
High (lull) .
l-ow (Hill
High (1J0I
Low (110) ,
High (Ittt)
(Copyright, lilt, ftandard sua 1 1st Ice
ID Ind ia It HK'i
6.1
II.
III
III
111.1
117.1
101 I
149.1
IT.I
101.4
lll.l
151 I
Low titm
tll.t
ii l
41. T
14.7
II. T
111
14 I
104 I
41. t
141
I 4
117.1
117.7
On.)
til I't s
10 Total
17.1
III
It. I
II. I
111
11.4
lot. 4
144.1
TO
101.1
114.7
lilt
140.1
Today's Potato Marketgram
1. Khlnmrata Reported tor Wednesday
I'nlted States total lot: Oregon. II; Washington It: Idaho 15:
Main 111.
j Terminal Markets Kc ported for Thursday
Chicago: Carloads recelred: Idaho II; olhera 14; ran on
track. Including broken 151; auppllee moderate: demand alow, mar
ket dull; track sales, rarlota outwelght Idaho Netted tiema, aarked
per cwl V. 8. No. 1 11.11 to 11.40, lew higher.
Ban Fr-ncleco: Carloads recelred: A rr I rale since Tuaadsr's
report: California 1. Oregon 1; boat receipts equivalent to Cali
fornia II cars, Washington 1 rare; car oa track, nnhroken I;
can on track, broken 4; dock holding equivalent to 41 cars;
California auppllea light, others liberal; demand moderate, market
stead) ; Waahlngton.Keited Gems, sacked per cwt. V, 8, No. 1 11.00
to ll.lt.
Los Angeles: Carloada recelred: California It, Idaho 1. Ore
gon 1, I'tah 11; ran dlrerted I; ran oa track, unbroken 10; ran
on tnrk. broken 4; auppllea liberal: demand moderate market
firm; closing price Tuesday, opening price Thunday Idaho Netted
Gems, sacked per cwt. V. 8. No. 1. tl.lt to 11. 1.
. ghiuplaa; Point Mart.ru Mb to llth
Yakima and nearby point: Henry frosts, nihrr light ahlp
manta, slightly better wire Inquiry: demand moderate, market
firm; carload t. a. b. cash tnck. Netted Gems, sacked per ton.
U. 8 No. 1. mostly around tit. 00.
Idaho Falls: Netted Gem, sacked per rwt., TJ. 8. No. 1. de
mand and trading light, market dull; tc to He; U. 8. No. 1,
Netted Gem, demand exceed aupply. market firm moatly 17 He
ot
SAN FRANCISCO, Not. 11, W)
Officials ot the Great North
ern railroad and, several other
railways ol national importance
were expected to arrlre here lata
this alternooa niter Inspecting
the new Bleber-Keddle line of the
Western Pacilic
SALARY CUT TO
HELP JOBLESS
SPALDING PLAN
(Continued Trom Pag 1)
pose of relieving the nnemplor
ment. It hurt no on and will
benefit the state.
"Under my program," hs con
tinued, "we can support 1.500
people. We hare TS englneera
and 140 others who dnw large
salaries. Out of lit employee,
orer 40 dnw 140.000, with which
(1 men with 500 dependents
might be prorided with work."
Hanley replied that "I object to
a resolution being taken out ot
oue commissioner' pocket and
erred on the public here without
the other two commission
knowing something about what 1
In that resolution."
"We are a three-man commis
sion," be concluded.
Hear Plea
The commission during the
morning session today opened
bids on six projects and heard
delegations from six counties re
quest fund tor unemployment re
lief. Th commission during the
morning heard request for un-
Red Ball Stage
Line
One- Stat Daily for
Lakeview, Oregon
Terminal
Stat Depot
830 Klamath
PHONE 999
leave K. F. 8:30 a. m.
employment relief fund from
Multnomah, Deechute. Wasco,
Vnloa, Umatilla and Lake coun
ties, la sack case the eommlsaloa
agreed te do everything possible
to provide enough money to meet
th lt nation.
Th money for the count!
will com trom a proposed 1,00,
000. Aaron M. Prank, (peaking
for Multnomah county, aald h be
ttered thla amount would be In
sufficient and Alnsworth replied
that while the commission did not
want to Issue bond la a greater
sum than that, such a step may be
aeeeaaerr.
JJeschute county delegate aald
the situation then la desperate
Stnlghtening and relocation ot
the Bend highway to the Inter
section with the mnrket road at
Deechute. a 15-mlle stretch, was
urged. Money was asked to per
mit th county to clear the right-of-way.
In addition to local problem
the highway commission had be
fore It a plan proposed by Nevada
and Idaho delegations asking Ore
gon to deslgnte a klghwar from
Nyaaa to McOermitt aa a link In
the proposed ldaho-Orecon-Ner-ada
highway linking Winnemne
cn, Ner., end Boise, Idaho.
Th Nevada and Idaho delega
tion were headed by United
Slate Senators T, L. Oddle of Ne
rada and John Thomas of Idaho.
It was propoeed that Oregon im
prove the Nreaa MrDermltt
stretch with federal money deriv
ed from the Colton-Oddle fund.
Chamber Explains
Stands on Highways
(Continued Prom Page 1)
In an area which become Impas
sable with the tint bad weather.
Alexander petitioned th Klam
ath county budget committee for
thla piece of road work at their
opening aeasioa Monday.
L. J. Goldman ol the research
department ot the United Bute
Bureau ot Biological Surrey, nnd
H. M. Worcester, fedenl game
protector, were guests of the di
rectors at their weekly meeting.
Goldman outlined the migratory
bird situation and told of th es
tablishing of federal refuge and
breeding grounds.
He will remain la the Klamath
basin for several weeks studying
condition at all th lake and th
migratory bird ittuntlon la this
rlclnlty.
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UKmhi
a.. .
TVMI tern Htm tmrnmsjt Qstek nit
fur MMBT itOtnaCa. SCtti udiffMttOtl aUatt
btjajtrtbttr. Tim mrm MtUcttl Only 10c.
Jr Improre your
Coffee and Cereal
by using
1
You
Imnrore raur
Coffee and Cereal
by using
C'RK.AM
TOP
MILK
ran ret Real
Cream front th
"CKKAM-TOP"
bottle. In a manner
Impossible from th
ordinary 4 1 r a lght
side bottle. W
adopted this bottle
for your
conrenlencs
Lo.t River
Dairy
5injj aSinr Team
Issues Challenge
088ININO. N. T.. Not. 11.
d'P) lng Ring's prison foot
ball elerea will meet all comers.
Including th Port Jsrrls. N, Y
police team. Warden Lewi K.
La we announced today.
Th newly organlied eleven
would be pleaaed to meet the po
lice on the gridiron, th warden
aald. A challenge will not be
Issued to th nolle eleven, but
would readily be accepted
The prison team will open It
aeaeoa Sunday playing against a
naval militia eleren. Then will
be a band, women, men nnd
children and the genenl football
atmosphere.
Body of Woman Is
F ound in Oilcloth
WOODSTOCK. 111., Not. 11. (JP)
Sealed la oilcloth and parked
In quicklime, the body of na un
identified woman waa found yea-
LTTdav. huriMl in a .K.lln-
IX miles southeast of Woodstock.
two boy walking along a road
noticed a disturbed tertion ot
ground, nnd made the discovery.
The belief waa expressed by
Sheriff Lester Kdlnger that th
woman waa a victim of gangster,
and that rengeanc or fear ah
would reveal eome gangland Bee
ret to the authorities was tb
motlr behind her death.
British Ship Is
Totally Wrecked
HONGKONO. Not. 11. VP)
The Canadian liner Empress ot
Ala reported today that th Brit
ish minesweeper Petenflsld.
which ran aground this morning
oa Tungylng Island, 450 mile
north of hers, was a total Ion,
but that all band had been
eared. The Empress ot Asia and
the steamer Rerfllnger were the
tint to reach the sera. He vera I
other British wnnhlp prsrlously
were ordered to the mlneeweep
r' aaslstanc.
A rifle cartridge developing
high gaa pressure is nasd to
Germsny to start airplane mo
tor. 4B
CHICAGO. Not. 11. Ml Agi
tating selling on th part of trad
ers who were eleventh-hour buy
en during whirlwind ndvaace ot
lata pitched grain price to lower
levels today. Wheat went to T
reuta under II recent high point,
nd rye dropped off I cent,
fresh speculative purchasing.
howver. broadened si the de
clines, owing largely to persistent
drought reports from th western
hslf of Ksna.
Heauinptlun ot heavy selling
carried wheat down anw In the
laat few minute. Wheat closed
unsteady at th day' bottom fig
urea, 1 4 O 1 ta lower than Tues
day' finish, corn IS flu down,
oat le oft and provision un
changed to 10 decline.
tlllCAOO tiKAIV
CHICAGO. Nor. It (AT Wheat.
No. 1 red, lltiVUSc: No. t
hard, Hc; No. I yellow, ilA
tr: No. 1 mixed, tic; No. t
mixed, tltae.
Timothy seed, tl.TMH.
Clorar seed, UO 14.10.
ltKTt.AM WHKAT
PORTLAND, Ore., Nor. 11, (A1)
Wheal:
Open High Low Cloee
Dec. .'.i .71 .( .N
May .714 .71 H .70 V, .70
Cash wheat: Ulg Bend blue
stem. Ilc: aoft white, western
white, hard winter, northern
spring, western red, 47 He.
Oata. No. t white, IM 40.
Today s car receipts: Wheat
tc; Hour 4; corn 11; oat 1;
hay 1.
rillCAtlO l.lVKSTtH'K
CHICAGO, Nor. 11. (P) Hogs.
40.000; tilt to 100 lbs.. 15
1.10; pigs, good and choice, 100
to 110 lbs.. 14.154) 4. IS.
Csttl. 4.000; calves. 1.000:
slaughter rattle and renters:
steen, good and choice, lot to
00 lbs., t7.7Stl 11.60; U0 to
1100 lbs., t7- 11.71; Tealsre,
15.1007.
Sheep. 17.000; good to rhotr
native and ted western lambs.
5 50C 15: lambs, so Iba. down,
good and choice. 15.50 (f 4. It;
medium. It 50 0 5.50; wee. 0 to
150 Iba., medium to choice, 11.15
t1.7i.
WOOL SUI.I.KTI!.
BOSTON. Nor. 11. (1 Mann-
factnren purchased fairly large
quantities ot domestic wool and
these e'urchaa cover practically
all grade. While no advance haa
been reported, a firmer tendency
waa apparent within the ranges
ot recent quotation. Good orig
inal bag territory wool ot 44
and finer qualities coaalalliur. ol
hulk French combing staple
brought about tt cents scoured
basis. Strictly combmg 4 S-Jo's
territory wool were lalrly actlre
at 40 to tl cent scoured baslai
and fleece wools of similar qual
ity were firm at 11 cents la the
grease.
BONANZA BANK
IS ROBBED BY
THREE BANDITS
(Continued FTOm Pag 1)
celpt of telephoned report ot th '
robbery.
Two of th bandit wen de
scribed by John Horn na being
tall and agreeable and they look
ed Ilk they might bo brother. ,
he aa!d. t
Th third bandit waa shorter, j
darker and appeared to be mean.
He appeared to be drnnk, Hora '
said.
All three men war dressed
like loggers.
All monsy taken 1 protected
by Insunnce, John Horn elated, ;
and depoaltor and tha bank will ;
lot no money. Th bank remain-;
ed open for baslncas after tb i
robbery. 1
Th Bank -of Bonanxa was
founded by tha Horn In 107
aud has been operated by them
alnra that time. It waa the tirat
time the bank waa ever robbed,
despite the furl that It was form
ally Isolated from the rest at the
county except for dirt roads and
the Isct that Indiana and rousn
characters were prevalent lu the
early daya of tha bank history.
Th hank I capitalized at tl.
000 and ha fl.000 surnlus.
Dewey Horn I president, John
Horn Is vice president nnd cash
ier, L. C. Horn I a director and
Mips Sarah Poole I assistant
caaliler and bookkeeper.
The bank holdup and robbery
I th seroud to occur la Klam
ath county within a year. About
a year aso lh lisnk of Chlloqula
wss robbed by a tna who was
employed In the hank. Tha em
ploye, alter looting th bank of
about 11,000, locked himself In
Hi vault and railed for help.
He reported that ha had beea
held up and robbed. A abort
time alter hi arreat he broke
down under questioning and In
vestlgstlon and admitted taklug
th money.
Nichols Sentenced
On Conduct Charge
Georg Nichols pleaded guilty
to charge ot disorderly couduct
In Justice court Thursday, and
waa eenlanced to It daya In th
county Jail. Nichols waa arrested
at the exhibit biuldlng at the lair
ground at the Armistice dance
Wednesday night.
Trial for Mahr Reymere, charr
ed with violation ol the motor
vehicle law torbldlng an operator
to carry both freight and passeng
er unlet so licensed, wss sche
duled for Thunday afternoon In
luetic court.
Speedway Records
Broken in South
OAKLAND. Calif.. Nor. 11.
(UP) American speedwsy rec
ords were shattered by Ernie
Triplett ot Belvedere, Calif., dur
ing the automobile race here
Wednesdsy.
Triplett t new mark for
dirt tnrk racing In th one mile,
10-mlle nnd tO-mlle events. He
turned the mil Is It It sec
onds, an average ot 17.77 miles
an hour. The former record
wa It. II second, set by Louts
Meyers,
Birth Rate Here
Exceeding Deaths
Births exceeded death by 10
during lh period from October
10 to November 10, according
to record ot th county health
unit.
Dealt numbered 11 while
there w ere 41 birth during the
month.
CAR STOI.FX
L. B. Joshell. St. Francis Park
gang, reported to police Thurs
day that a 111 Chevrolet coach,
dsrk greea In color and with a
rusty and nnpalntsd rowl, with
out a license, wsa etolen between
t p. m- and 7 p. m. Wedneeday.
All glass I broken out ot th
window of the rsr.
E
NKW YORK. Nor. 11. UV A
break ol about i point In New
York Central Imparled a heavy
tone lo the atork market In lie
lata trading today, a a dull aes
sl'in draw to a close. fcarllsr
gain wr largely loat, and moat
ol lh pivotal ahare closed
with narrow changea. Bales were
only sbout a million and a hall
hr.
Purdue Prepares
For Iowa Clash
LAFAYKTTK. lud., Nor. II.
(I Tl II past game mean any
thing I'urduss homecoming bt
ils with lows Raturday will ha
on of ths moat spectacular
games ot ths season, rlrrlininsg
ing In mud and rain ths Holler
makers worked overtime on
Iowa plays. The freshmen were
unable to gain through Purdue
line nnd pasalug attack met with
airtight defense. .
Illinois Back
Out For Year
CHAMPAItlN, III., Nor. 11,
(UP) Illinois lost ths service
of rullhack Rrhtill today when
h In lured III kite In lh drat
aerlniniag. Bchalk, who had
been shifted In halfback, was
returned lo fullback, with Berry,
Kvani and Walaer making up
lh rest ol lh bnckfleld.
Sue Are r n Elk?
Jos No, deer.
"Get Rid of Your
Eczema
Like I Did Mine"
say thousands of men and wo
men everywhere, to whom
Moons' Kmenld Oil has brauxht
blessed, comforting relief.
Take C. A. Bowen. Ill Pesrl
trest. Corning, N. Y., who says:
"I bare had the erseme for 17
yean and hare tried out 100 dif
ferent remedies for It. I must
ear ths Kmsrsld Oil beat thsra
ill."
Thla wonderful antiseptic oil
slops ths Itching Instantly. I'ss
It treaty on the Irritated patches
ot akin. It glre marvelous relief
before you ran dnw your breath.
Max up your mind todsy that
yon srs going to giro rour suf
fering skin s chance to get well.
Emerald Oil will accomplish ths
seemingly Impossible tor yon, or
Stsr Drug Co. will give your
money back. Thai's a definite
promise. Adr.
MEN!
ami tt'otua w bo
hop for nrt- -
WATCH!
for oar big
mnommcmml In
frVMay's Xwa a ml
Kmln Hrrrnld!
WAIT!
Store closed all day
today aad Friday
Justin and
Montgomery
will get
for earh I SO words
llafca la every Frf.
Tread Straight,
program
KFI 8iIS P. M.
Buster Brown
5hoe Store
Stomach trouble?
dilnk
ilia moat wholesomo palatal! Mealtim Drink
Instead ot V one
Good for your Stomach and your Narvai
It relieves Constipation!
1 lb. ficgo o about a far 2 lb. Coffea
mm wjr
J J C
wjj r ill)
for Thanksgiving
For tb ThankiRirtng Day Holiday, ws aril (gain,
slash rounJtrip to 1-cent a mile, ot
. $1 FOR EACH IOO MILES
to all place ott our Pacific Llnra. Co imtukr
lor th holiday. It t cocspcr to rravu tnn n
to star at borne!
SAMPLE ROUND TRIPS
Portland $765
Eugene 04.95
a, s4--H .M
San Francuco :.$ 9.55 -
Lo Angelen $17.90
Sacramento $ 8.10
Souitlfceffim FaelOEc
Paaanwrrr Ketloa. Rprina and Oak Ma.
City Ticket Office, AIA Mala M, 1'hoa HOOO
CAN YOUR WIFE
CHANGE A TIRE?
Honeitly, aren't you asking too much of Fate to trutt
thoteold tircswhenyour wifedrives? Hailing strangers
for help, if she has a puncture, is often disagreeable.
You'd feel a lot better if you knew she were protected
also against possible accident It will ease your mind
and be easy on your purse to have us put on some new
Coodyeart now.
GOODYEAR
ALL-WEATHER
Other sbas eejoally low
Sit
4-40-2 1 129x4.40.
4.3O-20 (29x4-30)
S.OO-19 29z.00)
4UXV20 O2O0l
Tubes slao low priced
It
For sampls, a big, husky
ruU-oesteb tire now
costs only
$05
in the 4.40-21 size
GOODYEAR PATHFINDER
Andy's Super Service Station
To Our Friends
and Customers
We take pleasure in
announcing our new
Sliced Bread
Service
11-2 lb. Sliced Lon&Boy
flic
Long Boy Broad it now available
at all ttoroa all roady alicod.
j
Wo hava just installed ono of tha
new Rohwedder Bakery B r a d
Slicora. Thia machlna I tha latest
development in the art of slicing
bread. The slices it produce are
neat, smooth and of a uniform
thickness that meet with house
wives' approval everywhere.
The next time you are in our bak.
ery, ask us to 8how you this new
est piece of equipment which we
have secured for your conven
ience. Remember we are offer
ing Lonpr Eoy Sliced Bread to
you fresh from the oven. And
more than that every loaf re
mains just as fresh as an uncut
loaf. Come In watch our new
slicer at work take home a loaf
of Long Boy Sliced Bread and
judge for yourself.
You simply open one end of the
wrapper, takn out the number of
slices yotr desire and tuck the
wrapper back in place.
SLICED
LONG BOY
BREAD
FALLS BAKERY
Phoae 48.
Elovonth and Klamath Are.
Phono 843
119 N. 8th St
Phone 211
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