lNovember is, IV4
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH TALIS, OREGON
f AGE TlXXTX
Klamath Empire News
Li
I.AKKVIKW, Or. Vlrtur
Johnson. Lib rnunir grlrulturul
gent, hea eatlmet-d thai the
graeshnppvr runlrol work which
was done throughout t.tia ciiun
ly liila i."t euinmer saved &
900 worth ol teed. About 1
(Oil was espetlded la til cull
trnl work.
Til turnlahed shout U.-
160. Lek county contributed
4,000. ranchers contributed
j&OO. Th balama nf Ilia ikii
lltura rcprcaeuts tha coneerv
lira value or tha tlnia and enulp
taut that tha ranchara eipsnded
Id tha work.
Two raurhrra In tha Chswsu
can vallay hsv reported they
ware saved 110. 000 by tha con
trol work but this amount waa
not Included In tha shore rati
Bialrd saving for tha reason that
tha two ranchers tslled to report
aa to how niurb thalr contri
bution to tha rampalsn In tha
way ol lesms, raucb banda, grain,
ate, waa worth.
'Agency Employe
Meet at Chapel
KLAMATH AOKNCY. Ora.
Last Monday evenlns local chap
ter ol tha National federation of
Federal Fmployea bald a buelnesa
meeting In tha rlub room at tba
Agenry rhapel. Thla waa tha Ural
Bieetlug under tha naw charier.
(', A. tioeeett waa lected
arretary - lrcurar, and J. H.
Andreas waa circled auditor. II.
L. bliilllng waa appointed chair
man ol a rommlttaa to lormulata
constitution and bylawa (or tha
chapter.
Mra. I). K. Dlllatrom waa ap
pointed .rhalrman ol a aortal
aommlltea lor tha neit aoclal
lathering ot tha chapter to ba
bald about tba tlrna ol tha
TbankaglHpg holiday. I.loyd E.
lamb waa appointed rhalrman ol
tha niemberahlp aomtnllte. N. B.
lacMlllaa presided.
Benefit Bridge
Given by Club
KLAMATH AOKSCr. Ora.
Tha Klamath Agenry Women'!
club gar a dellghllul benefit
brldse party at tba Agency chapel
en Thuraday afternoon, lor tha
erholarahlp loan fund. Klgbt
tablea war In play throughout
tha afternoon. Iloateaara for tha
party were Mr. L. 0. Mueller,
Mra. r. M. lllalr and Mra. U. K.
Pattereon.
Tha rlub room waa attractively
decorated with (all flowere. Abou
It ladlea from Chlloquta and
Pine Itldra attended. Mra. Lew
of Tina Hide- wan flrel prlie,
Mr. Ilepwnrth ol Klamath Agen
7 received the door prise.
Fort Klamath
FOKT KLAMATH-Th danc
given Katurday by Crater Lake
lodge of Yeomen waa attended
by a good crowd. Muatc waa
farnlahed by th "Blue Chae
re." Mr. and Mra. Walter Monro
motored to Klamath Falls. Wed
nesday, where they attended tha
wadding ot their daughter, Shir
ley, to Wlllard Mayfleld, of
Granta Pass. Th wedding cere
mony took plar at th horn ot
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse O. C. Klgan
and was pcrlormed by Mr. Kl
gan. Th young couple left
Wednesday evening Inr tlrants
paea where they will make their
home.
Th following local residents
Today's Variety Bazaar
fl01tl7.0NTAL
X Venomous
'ranakce.
To fondle.
( Long-tucked
I aauallr bird.
YKMTKH DAY'S ANSWER
Ill Veil worn by
we
I5
the Pope.
I Eucharist
M vessel
04 Man of brass.
hi Uat.
13 Convent
worker. .
It Cant.
UAdolph Hitler
Is the leader
(of whst party
31 To mak
aecur.
41 Poems.
In Germany?
tl Paul von Hln- gj piece ot
denburg I
sculpture.
43 Superscription
of a letter.
41 Declared,
to Coronet
(IT possess.
I J Center ot an
amphitheater.
64 To enllsL
prealdent of
what country?
0 Ages.
34 To bathe.
H Rib In Gothlo
vaulting.
Bt Reticent.
1 No good.
jU To cut off, as a 65 T bow.
,s ayllabla. M Indigent.
M Meaaura. S7 Btltchss.
U Sprayed, as t Japanea tesn.
'dlslnfertsnt. f, Thick shrubs.
if- i x ( o v u iu rr
mm r5" "
itT- rr ' 5
w- aT ar b
' 33 SZ ' 1
nu -"3rM 3r p
E3ZJZ I - " Z 3im
ii iu ui w -irom
ss- r- r -
5T ; &
IT
war In Klamath Falls flat-
urtlny: Mra. Jo Taylor, Mra.
Hayda I'sge, Mra. J. L. (lor
den, and son, Fred, Mr. and Mrs.
W. Harriott, and Mra. Kan II.
Ilrlrro.
Mr, and Mra. Frank Denton
want to Madlord, Thuradey, re
luming Hunday attar anjoyliif a
short vlalt with relatives and
Irleyds.
Thursday evening lara num
bar of loral realdenla galharad
at Ilia fort Klamath bolal and
at 1 1 o'rl.M-k held a charivari
at tha horn of Mr. and Mra.
William .umlirunn. Tha nawly
married roupla bad Juat returned
from I'ortland.
Tuesday visitor In Fort Klam
ath wara W. T. Le and K. X.
Kandall, who visited severel lo
ral stockmen la behalt of tha
Halvetinn Army. Tbay received
donatlona ol eeveral baal ataara
and sheep lor rallat work In
tb county during tba wlntar.
LAKKVIKW, Ora. Fart Bhear
ol tha I'nlted Mate loreat
ei-rvlr recently lound two dead
burka, their born locked to
gether. who had battled nntll
d"ath bad overtaken tham.
Tba burka weighed about 115
pounda earb. On bad a beauti
ful eel ol antlere ol large epread
and all polnta. Tb other waa a
Hire pointer and hla borne were
lorked Inalde -the borne ot in
other. Tb animal war found
near !og Lake.
Tha borna ara now on dlaplay
her In Lakevlew. No trio ot men
baa yet been lound that ar
atrong enough to aeparaia tb
horn.
Bieber Man Held
For Drunken Driving
IIIEHKK. Calif. W. T.. Bon-
ette ol lllebar waa held lor tha
amierj.ir court by Juatlr W. B.
I'hllllber, Friday, to anawar to
tha charge ol driving aa auto-
mohlle while tnuulcated.
patrolman Fred Mct'lellan, who
Treated Honette on tb elate
highway fit mllee waat of Bieber
laat gunday. teatlllad that Bon
ett waa ao much under tba In
fluence of liquor that b ro-l I
hardly talk." Ilonett waa n '
to give bond and waa taken ...
Jail at Bueenvlll.
Klamath Agency
I" AMATII AGKNCY. Or., I
Mr. nd Mrs. B. O. Wilson and
daughter. Ruth, have Just re-1
turned Irom a twit-weeka' trip I
spent la visiting Mr. Wlleoa'el
relatives and friends la th
nelahborhood of Chlro. Calif.
Mr anil Mra l.lovd a-. 1 emh I
'left on Nov. 14 for a three I
week a motor trip Into aoathara I
I California.
Albert Christy and Clyde W. '
Fllnn have Just left for a motor
trip Into Arliona and other points
In th aoathweal. Mr. Christy
hope to aa I. J. Rterdon, form
erly of Klamath Agency, now Ur
ine- In Albuqueroue. N. M.
Harold Weaver, aa alumanaot
Oregon Stat college, baa re
turned to th Corvallla campus
tor alumni homecoming week.
Charlaa Curtis la allent on hla
political plana. Probably waiting
for th Republican to alng
"Walts Me Around Again,
Charlie."
Today w have. Instead of Iso
lated and tar-away aatlona, a
world neighborhood. Mra. Ruth
Bryan Owen, Florida congreaa
wotnan. 11 Apart
16 Eye tumor.
10 Makea an
audible do
sound.
11 Comforts bis.
21 Interest
tAbbr.).
17 Self
18 To tree.
2 Tanner'
vessel.
90 Sooner than.
31 Precepts.
14 The man who
cemented the
VKKT1CAL friendship b
iwtr-t "rie
ill""",.t- I7 8t.nd.c
1 Mineral if partition.
posit js obliquely.
4 Strip In which Combining
land la plowed, form meaning
I Trousers. solid.
Bird similar to To exchange.
an ostrich. 4S Devoured.
1 Onarted Noise.
.15IgT,ltB-
hungsr. f.M.,i,.
I Hotter.
41 Twenty-four
hours.
KI To court. 1
10 Soaweco.
11 Midday.
CARLISLE DIES'
OF HEART ATTACK
HIKHF.rl. Pallf. Henry N.
Hank," f'arllale, a nailv of
llleber and a lifelong realdent of
Kuperlor, Calif,, died euddenly at
hla home here ftaturday, ol an
gina partorla. II had Juat re
turned Irom aa automobile trip
to Adln, II mllee dlatant, to
obtain medical rail! Inr bla
heart trouble. II waa M year
old.
Carllal waa widely known In
th northern hall ol thla atata.
H bad reeldad In lllebar about
10 year and alao lived la Yroba,
ftuaanvllle. Oakland, Heddlng and
Uerher, Ha moved her from
(iarber a year ago and had been
operating a card room. Ha la eur-
vlved by bla wife, a daughter,
Mra. Mildred Walker, of Kelly
Hprlnga, and a atepaon, Eddie
YVaahburn, ot Kad llluff, a atata
highway patrolman.
Carnival Held
At Bonanza School
LANGF.LL VALLEY Th two
acbool buee which travel from
Langell Valley to llonsma went
over their regular routea. Fri
day night, to taka tha children
to a carnival given nt the Mon
anaa school.
Tba affair waa wall attended
by atudenla aa well aa by a lame
number of psrents and frlenda.
Program Outlined
For Mill P.-TJi.
P -T A. of Villa erhool will
meat at 7:30 tlila evening In th
erhool auditorium. A abort bual
naaa mealing, directed by Mra.
K. L. Frenrh. preeldent. will fol
low tba program.
Moving picture, depleting
erenee from th Itcvolullonary
BRINGING UP
BY GOU.V THE NEW COOK
COOKS FUNfMY OlbMES.
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BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES ,' ByMartl"
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Ll I ' ;fltiL' ,r Jl lL.15stteavr'';Jf gA
At Home With.
Probable'Next
House Speaker
HJIw -yV 1 a-a. gen l i 1 fC-i II
tri i- t&i. '.U" jil h.ht&W
roiaa, nuet tne probuuie next epeaber of C'on;iaa aa na appeara at home. II la Reprearntatlv
John N. (iarner. ol tha ISth Teua dlatrlct who la almoat certain of th peakernhlp of tba Houaa aa tha
dvmorrata bold tha, balance ot power In tb forthcoming aeealon. Tba whtte-balred veteran democrat,
awamped by li-ttera-of congratulation, la shown abov dictating letter to hla aecretary, who alao la
Mra. (Iarner; At Ik lower left yon aea him Inetrurllng a laborer In th art of repairing a plow at
Garner a larm at Uvalde, Teiaa, juat before departing lor Washington. At tha lower right ha 1
ahown aaalatlng In gathering tb pecan crop on tha farm.
war, will b shown. Living pic
ture. "Th Oleanera." "The
Anitelua" and "Pilgrim's Kills"
will b presented by th puplla
of tha art department. Two local
number by th elrht grade aez
tctte, will be Included on the
FATHER
IT WUl-
program.
K. c. Groesbeck will glv th
principal talk, and Mrs. Charles
lleynolda, delegat to tb recent
atat convention, will glv her
report A solo by Mlaa Llllie
Darby will complete the program,
If j MO. BRING KtitU tmatt WAS " ""1 'fiP-i I OtsTOEFl 1
WILLfOU A SMALL CUP "7, B-r-rsr LT 1 . tf WHATTHATVAllt '
HAVE A OFCOFFEEAN' OMtUtTTE . . Is :tf - tHAPftR . J
OEMI-TAfy!,' I'OUKJETO AUX FINES ' I Q t OiNMER?
Cl O la. Il-V t Vi i.1 a eaasV Ua.M0g-s l T I 4' " T ' ' V-.s I a-' - . k .
fi ?ra, tcV lw (nX
FRENCH OlST BAXDIT3
AJACCIO. Corsica, Nor. 17
(LJ5 The French campaign to
drive bandlta out of Corsica ha
resulted In 110 arreeta to data.
jit
waa announced today.
Amusements
Tha Pelican Now Playtr.g
"Ooldle." with Rpenrer Tracy.
Tha Halnbow No Playing
"Pardon My dun."
Th Pin Tree Now Playing:
"Tha Common Law," with Con
atanc Bennett.
I J tan Hre, platinum Umii,
fiayt is nm raw 'uai, uorriag
Sptnttt Titty mi fVtrrrni Hymn.
xov waa bar gam.
And romance waa their.
Ther you have tb central
conflict ol "Cold!," Fox wise
cracking comedy of aallor 111
and lov co-atarring Bpeaeer
Tracy and Warren Hymer, with
Jean Harlow, which la now show
ing at tba Pelican theatre.
Tracy and Hymer ar two pl
ol th aea. drawn together In a
Demon and Pythuu-like friend
ship through their mutual regard
for on another's qualities.
The Rainbow
"Pardon My Uun" 1 th title
of a prkllng comedy-drama
ahowing at th Rainbow today. It
will be showa Thursday. A fin
cast la featured. In addition Aba
Lyman'a band make It Initial
appearance, A good comwly aa
aewa reel complete a very lata)
eetlng program.
I'laa Trea
"Th Common Iw." alarrlo
Conatanr Bennett, I a vlvli
reallatlo drama with eioellent el
lertalnment valua. The auillenc
which viewed It laat night at th
Plna Tree theatre, received It
tbualaallrally.
"Tha Common Law" waa adapt
ad from Hubert W. Cbambart
tamoue book by John Farrow
Whil th atory baa been modern
lied. It atlll retalne th vita
altuatlona of th original novel.
TEACHERS TO MEET
Teachers of Intermediate an
nppr grade achoola of th eavl
rn and eouthera district el
Klamath county will hold a con
ference at th Merrill grade
achool Saturday, November II,
at :I0 a. m.
Mr. Ieabelle Brliner, super
visor, baa outlined th, follow
ing program:
playground report:
"Development of RkMI ll
Games." Mr. Kr, Realty.
"School Play, Classroom Re
creational Organisation," Mlaa
Raamussen, Merrill. ' I
IHseueeton of game for In
doors or gymnaelum.
Personal problem.
Heading:
Dlacuaslon of reading tent
given fk certain achoola.
Reporta:
Remedial Unggeetlons from
Gates' "Improvement of Read
ing." Mrs. Alslp, Bonansa.
Oral and Silent Reading Rat,
Mlaa Young, Malln.
"Intensive Training va. Wld
Reading In Remedial Instruc
tion," Mrs, Darnell, Po Valley.
Uiscnsslon of report.
Outline Remedial Program.
tours of Study.
Th only perfectly aafe train la
the train that etande atlll. Dan
iel Wlllard, president B. O.
Railroad.
By George McManus