irovunDer rs, 1531
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OIIEGON
PAGE THREE
'JUNIOR LODGE
INSTITUTED B.
IMF. HEBE
On Baliirdnr viilng, at I. O.
O. K. hull, Darla I,ni1g No, 4,
Junior DrdiT I. O. O. r., waa lu
ll II moil, olflrara elected (nil In
tailed, nil a group of llilrleen
)uuni Odd rIUie alarlod tliolr
India Ufa In tlila well known or
diT. Tli work of Installation waa
riimlui'lril by Junior order No. 1,
from Lakavlew, mid waa revela
tlon to lha member ut III olilor
lodaaa praeauU
Tbo rhartnr member of tin
Haw Iodic o art Kllliar Meilaelf,
Marvin H in It li. Leonard Markur,
t'lrd Wllllama, I.yn rrnpst, Ar
thur llrallanataln, Harvey llran-
Hon. lion Kenyun, Thornan Tur-
tiar. Men llrannon, t'harlae Finch
. I'aul ilrolleuelolu sua CUrcnco
It editor
In addition to lha young man
IS member of Klamath Lodge
No. 1ST war also on Ilia charter
roll. Tho oldur niamliara ara,
however, mora or lea honorary
manihara, having no aay In tlia
workings of lha orgnlstlu, no
tola, or any ulliorlty whatsoever.
Tha following otflcer wara -lactrd
lo conduit th affaire of
Ilia now lodge for lha flrat tarin:
t'lytla wllllama, chief rular; Lynn
Vrnpal. deputy rular; Arthur
llraltanalalu, recorder; lon Kan
yon, lreasurr: Harvey llrannon,
accountant; Thurman Turnar,
wardaii; tllann llrannon, con
ductor ; I'herle Flnrh, lnlda
guard; Paul Hrlrtanataln, ouisld
guard, and Clareuc Itedkny,
chaplain. '
Alio ut IB mam bam of lha Ijka
Tlew Imlae ware In atlandanca,
In addition lo a dalegatlna from
Marrlll and visitors from other
lodge from Tarloua Jurisdictions.
Tha work waa preceded by a ban
quet from :I0 to t o'clock, and
followed by another banquet at
Bildnlght
The new Odd Fallow lodge de
rided to hold meetlnga on Mon
day night ot each weak In L O.
O. F. ball.
CRASH KILLS
7 MEN, MANY
FINE HORSES
(Conltnaed From Fag One)
train. Identified th fourth man
a bla traveling" companion.
R. A. Iksvle. an assistant an-
Herieker. aald early today the
rare nrobably contained fifteen
dead horaea. Scream of th
atrk-ken animal mingled with the
about of men aa reecoer ougni
to I roe lb victims,
Rurlln( an I mala, aom crip
pled, other badly erarred. wer
walked to quarter In Islington.
in. to confusion at m cen.
Owner wera unable to tlmal
their loeae accurately.
th official thermomler rlatrd
II degrees auove gero.
PENDLETON, Nor. II. UPt
Th coldeat night of th leaaon
waa reached bar laat night when
th lumparatur dropped lo II de
gree a boy gero. In the moun
tain dlnlrlcta aero and euli-lero
temperature war reported,
LA (IRANI)!!, Nov. II, OP)
A minimum teinparatur of nine
degree above aaro, reached her
Nmiday morning, waa th coldeat
November aim Nov. Is, Mil
when a minimum of eight degree
waa recorded. Th nisiliiiiiin fur
th day waa only It) auoe.
ITI
WOLF MAY BE
TRACED FROM
GUN PURCHASE
' T0H0NTO, Not. IS, (U.PJ
Toronto Chines today renewed
plrdgaa of money and man lo
their native country aa newa of
Japan victoria and Chlnea
deal ha spread through China
town.
Violence wag feared.
Harka ot Japanaae teaa, nuta
and dried fish war burned
I'lrturea ot the Japanee mm-
paror war uead aa target for
inudbr'la. A boycott of all Jap
anaae gooda waa ordered by th
unolllclnl mayor of Chinatown.
An eipedltlnn from Port Col
borne arrived today with alocka
ot Japanoae gooda carted bar
hy truck. Th gooda wer de
etrnyad. Hlgug aurh aa "murder da-
manda murder" wara In tvldenc.
Organist Lo$es
Music Case But
to Give Concert
Lnee ot a portfolio containing
all th music he Intended to play
t a benrflt concert at the riral
Prealiyterlan church tonight, la
troubling I'rotaaaor Lauren B
Hykea, Portland orgsnlat. to no
mall eatant. The profeeeor ar
rived In I lila city Monday morn
ing and waa met by lr. C. H
1'eaael, whose gueat he I to be
bile In Klamath Falla. Pro
euor Hykee' muale caa waa laid
upon th running ooara or nr.
Caaael'a automobile, and loat en-
route to It. Casaei'a bom.
Profaaaor Brkes will appear to
night In concert aa arheduled,
whether or not lb music la re
covered, but aa ha value hla
portfolio and Ita contenta very
highly, he la moat amloug tor
It return.
Anyone finding th mama la
asked to communicate with Dr.
Caxeel, who will aaalet Prof.
Sykes In hi concert tonight.
Portland ll"rr Killed
ariHTUM). Nov. 13. W
Four valuable Portland huraoe
wer among thoa killed la the
wreck ot th "million dollar a pe
dal" carrying them from Kanaaa
rii. lo Chl.aio. All were In
chars of Hilda McCormlck Cook,
noted Portland horsewoman.
Thnu lot were:
Little Canada and Canada Dry.
Jwn-d by Aaron M. Frank.
Winchester, owned by Dr. Bay
Matsnn. .
n.iinaa. owned by Harvey Dick
Wlnrheater won tlv of th alt
blu rlhbona In th recant alala
fair at Salem.
Indian Report
Assault, Robbery
(Continued From Pag On)
th open. They wr taken to th
Agency boapltal In the Towey and
Manilla ambulance where they
are receiving treatment for their
In InrlaSL
(Xflcera ar aeeklng lh pair
hom the Indian accuae, al
ihnuuh they have bevn given
nnor dearriutlon and the Indian
do nut know the name of th
man.
Th affair ta th aecond aurh
In two weeka. a Mr. George
charging that a taxi driver beat
mi robbed her recently.
Several lumberjacka hare alao
rationed that they wera "taken
for a rlda" receiilly by taxi driv
ers.
Low Points Hit
By Temperature
(Continued From Pag On)
for th aecond conaecutlv morn
ing lub-freeilng temporatur fol
lowed. Temperature this morning In
cluded North Head 34, North
Bend II. Knaeburg 14, Mod lord
II, Uurna !. Haker II.
TACOMA. Waau., Nor. 13, UP)
The loweat November tempera
ture In 20 years waa officially
recorded hero Inat night It waa
16 degroua above aero, the cnld
aat alnce November 11,' 1011.
when th government thermomet
er registered ID degroe. The
November low record la 14 do
trees mado Nov. 21, 1900.
EUGENE. Nov. IS, (lP)k
minimum temperature of 20 de
free, clear akloa and a bitter
east wind greeted Eugene real
lent today. It was the coldest
lay sine Jan. 20, laat. 7- t
BALKM. Nov? IS, (IP) Sdl'im
ixporlenced th coldeat tveutliar
If the aeaaon laat night when
Clay Ratliff Dies
at Home on Sunday
Clay Ratliff. pioneer resident
of th Merrill section, where ha
baa made hla homo for th laat
40 year, died Sunday at hla late
realdrnr on th state Lino road.
KatlKf. who waa bora In Ken
tucky on February IS. 1141. and
who came to thi country rrom
Mleaourt 40 years ago. was aged
I year month and T days at
th tlm of hi paealng.
II I urvlved by hi Brother,
John Hatllff. and eevarel nph
e. Th remains ar la th
Cold room at th Earl Whltlock
funeral horn. Funeral arrange-'
menu will be announced later,
Th man In Muryavlll, Cllf.,
who anld on of th guns ued In
th hold-up of lh Hank of Ho
nanta on November 12, haa tele
graphed Nherlff Lloyd Low that
be will be able lo Identify lh
man to whom he sold It.
Horse Nordatrom snd Bob
VVIUnn. who have admitted their
part In the hftld-up, and who have
Involved lleorge YV. Wolf, who la
held In Ihe county Jail, where ha
ateadfaatly dankw any part la the
hold-up, atated lhal Noraairom
and Wolf want Into lh alore at
th tlm lh gun waa purchaaed.
' Hherlff l.ow will auk tha man
who aold tha gun to Identify the
partlea held In jail here, If poaal
ble, aa Boon aa be can coma her
from Maryavllle, Calif.
Th sheriff atatrs that Wolf
haa declared that he wanta to em
ptor a lawyer, and that be will
"make It lough" for those who
arrested him on lb suaplclon that
he drove the ear In whlrb Wllaon
snd Nordatrom aald thay returned
to Klsmsth Falls after tha rob
bery. Sheriff Low ststes that there
are about t00 mlaalng. which
Ibe ronfewed bandits aay waa giv
en lo Wolf.
Numbera on Ihe npprosimeieiy
I70U In bllla which or lb era found
In Ihe hotel room occupied by
Wnir are helna checked with rec
ords at the bank of the money
atnlea. . . ...
The fourth member 01 me noio-
up parly, who Is known oniy aa
"Kllm." la at III at large, report
edly In California.
GENERAL MAH
GATHERS UP
BEATEN ARMY
(Continued From Pag On)
Tattalhar. but thst this flgur by
means repreaenta in loiai
Chinese lotaee.
Hilaatloa ACWte
Japanese military Intelligence
report said todsy in suusnoe
In the Chlnrhow region. ISO miles
south of hsre, wss growing acute
as th Chines conrenirstea mere.
Th Kenga (Jspsnesei corre
spondent reported trslns of in
l'eiplng-Mukden railway had been
transporting troops northwsrd for
seversl dsy and in preprawun
Indicated a detachment ot Chang
Tuaeh-Llang's troops had arrived
at Kowtangtta, northeast ot
TOO LATE TO
CLASSIFY
LOT Porlfolla
rontslnlng mu
sic, marked N J, 8.; return to
llarald otflre today If possible;
rewsrd. 47s8
Chlnrhow, apparently for a drive
on Mukden.
HIT JAP
MOHCOW, Nov. II yp While
lh Soviet press In general hss
sspressed dlssatlsfsctlon with th
atlllud of Japan toward Hovlet
Huasls, lh outspoken Commu
nlal newspaper Pravda Sunday
created a sen.allon by printing a
shsrply worded wsrulng to Japan,
demanding that nation cease what
It termed an "antl-Novlet cam
paign" la connection with Man
churls. .
"Hovlet Russia's peace policy
does not mean It will allow ef
forta to barm th liUerlats of o
clallat construction to go unpun
lehad," lh paper warned, and
added:
"Let Tokyo, Washington and
Paris not forget Ibis."
MAIIK FOKKIMX MIMHTKK
NANKINtl. Nov. II UP) Dr.
VIKyiiln Wellington Koo, former
premier of t bins, wss appointed
minister of foreign allalre today.
Th poet haa been vacant alure
lha realisation ot C. T. Wang,
laat September,
Dr. Koo la. a gradual of Co
lumbia unlverally. New York .and
a olrmer ni In later to Washington
and Londan.
HAM NEW PLANS
PAItlH, Nov. 21 OP) Arlatlde
Ilrland preaented a new Manchur
ia n proposal to th League of Na
llona council today but Ihe coun
cil waa reported to hav declined
to approve It until th Chines
and Japanee delegate had look
ed It over.
Tiler was Do official descrip
tion of th new suggestion, but
persons on tb Inside said It pro
vided for an Inquiry In Msn-
rhurls by a commission of three
neutrsls. one Chines and on
Japs 11 as.
Lobby Committee
Probes Stock Deal
(Continued From Psg On)
I ot no account, or worth noih
Ing, and neither I my not.
Therefore, the ecore I nothing
to nothing In this gsm. This
wss purely a private business
transaction and had no relation
to leglalatloa, pasl, present
future."
ANIMAL POWER
REM SEEN
IN FARM IRK
..attacks
COLDS
DKV1L EXIT
A chnrch In Cornwsll, Englsnd,
hss a door built especially for the
devil to eneak out with downraat
eye when renounced by converts.
The "devil door" I an old custom
barkening back to th day of
th "witches."
KANSAS CITY, Mo.. Nor. IS,
(I'l'l A definite swing back to
the use of snlmsl power, rather
than gaenllue-fed machinery, for
furm work, has plsced breeders
of draft homes and mules la a
position mors desirable than for
many years, leaders of lb In
dustry asld her today.
Coming here to ahow their fin
eat animals In Ihe Amerlcsn
Hnysl livestock ahow, breeders
told th United Press a story of
rising prices, of Increased ds
msnd, and of minimised competi
tion.
Mule llrerdV-r Present
Oeorg Argenbrlght, tb 11-
year-old Adrian, Mo., man who
baa mad th Missouri mul fa
mous In th nearly SO year of
hla association with breeding of
th long-eared oltnala, cam to
the show on crutcbea, and car
ried away, with hla partner, Ed
Frailer, every principal mule
award of lh ahow.
Aa b eat talking to an Inter
viewer, he sold one spsn of mules
for l2, and refused 1400 for
the pair which bad lust bean
awarded the ahow championship.
(,aa Too High
"Tb trend back lo mul pow
er and horse power on tb farm
Is a definite and Increasing
thing." be aald. adding that sev
ersl developments bad mottveted
the change.
"Firm folk ar tired of paying
for gasoline when they can rale
tbelr own power so cheaply," be
said. "On reason that grain and
hay prices bsv gon so low In
th psst year or two bas been
that farmera everywhere hav
bought machinery, and hav
alopped aalng boraes and mulea.
"They're realising now that
they've been wrong, that draft
animal provide th cheapest snd
tb most rellsble power. Tbelr
tractor ar wearing out, and
they haven't tha money to re-
plc them."
Wires Damaged
On Cascade Line
which Is tb most snow rrer to
bsv fallen la November sine
th Southern Pacific railroad wag
built In her.
Th Southern Psclfl company
cleared tb track with tb
spreader and flsngar. Much dm
sg hss bsen don to th Wsst
srn L'nlon wire.
Friendly Bridge
Club Has Meeting
MT. LAKI, Or. Th Friendly
Bridge club met at th bom of
Mr. Jes Johnson. Tbursdsy af
ternoon. Three table wer In
Dler with high cor awarded
Mra. J. K. Klllott and conaolatloa
to Mrs. Otto Wsbbles.
Those present wer Mesdame
S. K. Knmsn. J. K. F.lllott, II
Hemon, Otto Wahtiles, Irving
Dixon, F. Triplet, W. O. Ander
son. Msrv ('herns. Jsy Fslrclo,
Ira Orem, Burgesoa . and tb
hostess.
Professor Sykes
Here for Concert
Professor Laursn B. Sykes ar
rived In Klsmsth Fslls tbls morn
ing snd I a guest In th bom of
Dr. C. B. Csssel. Prof. Syke Is
her lo give a benefit pipe organ
concert for the work of th bai
ration Army. He will be assisted
In the progrsm by Dr. C. B. Css
sel and Lawrence Davis.
The concert Is to be given la
the First Prasbyterlon cbarch.
Mlith and pin streets 7:10 p. m.
sbsrp. Ticket may b obtained
at th door.
Leav for Orovlllr Mrs. C. L.
Hollldsy and daughter Laura will
leave Tuesday morning for a
abort visit with relatlvea In Oro
vllle and Loa Angeles, Cslif.
While In th south Mrs. Hollldsy
will spend a tew days at Hlchard
son Springs.
Unique Decorations
Planned For Dance
At In preceding years tha "An
nual electric Ball" will b held In
th fair grounds axhtblt building
on Thanksgiving vnlng, Nnvsm-
osr is.
This I an "F.lactrknl Ball" la
reality, as well as In asm. Over
luun electric lights will be used.
Tb exhibit building will be dec
orated with a celling of red. yel
low and green electrically lighted
Japanee lantern apsced alter-
CASCADE SUMMIT.
feet of snow has fallen
Fonr
her
nslsly. They ar connected
through dimming sppsrslus s
that each color msy b dimmed
out separately, '
At on end of lh hall a larg
"flasher" leclrlo sign corajsed
of ISO blu light will operate.
la th canter ot lh building
over th red and blue band staad.
a large ball composed ot 710 mir
rors will rotate. Colored spot
light will be thrown on lha re
volving ball, lighting tha hall with
a fantaay ot multicolored reflections.
The Extra Cough Help .
Extra In Power And Price
i ft .WDssr-nelp
ooh taA eoltU It b for deep
omth br yo dan ot rlak
vmk help. Sews aajor kelp ara
embodied 1 it, fayliwiiiig Uw ban
Ivsawn t fdictl gricac.
Th ctmmU Is llemkd, mojWUsM.
ad p4lvUbU. It It towothtIgBa
brutes eUtafj combat the terms. It prs
Sarms tlte werld's beet belp for coughs
I this kind la t pfeasent form.
There era while pin ttr. wfld
cherry bark, mtatiiol. Ipecac, etc. All
the freeieet has. pa 1 one, but with
o aaweotie. Despite all its power and
ifricwy, it Is hannleet to a chiltl
help Ux I Sums ciHuha eU (of ooe help, wm
sjwthr. Nobody caA teU. So we eon
bine the beet in OeomiItH. to be Mfe.
Oeoaulttioa costs a little toon lhaft
leaser helps. But all clrnciieu uer
anire K end retam the lull prk tw
anyone sot astga&eti.
It nay bo loo food for jroof ooogh.
A kaeer help mifhc aerre. ButititWMe
to take the riek when oooche an dajicer
siffnaleT Anyway, a oouith or a cold
which lunca on caJla lot this eepei-halp
Dn the bf mn know, to beeur.
cm;oM ulsmon
If DltllrmU Cmh
Two Meals Day Best
For Stomach Trouble
Skip on meal and drink water
Instead. Wash out stomach and
Dowels each morning by drink
ing water with spoonful of
simple glycerin, buckthorn bark,
aalin compound (called Adler-
Ika.) I
Adlerlk brings . out poisons
you nevr thought wer in your
system. If yon ar nervous,
can't sleep, fall ot gss. It will
sorprls yon. Aderlika contains
no harmful drugs. Get It today;
by tomorrow yoa feel th won
derful effect ot this German
doctor'a remedy. Star Drag
Store. I
THIS MAN'S POSE
describes the way a person would feel
that purchased real estate and later
discovered the title was not insurable.
TAKE NO CHANCES
Demand Title Insurance with
all real estate purchases it's
your guarantee against a de
fective title".
WILSON TITLE & ABSTRACT
COMPANY
Phone lflO Oppoalt Coarthons
Ch esterfield
' -4a
EDosurr s Pills
Lorraine School of Beauty
Culture
Htcwnrt-Drc w llullillng
Enroll now for Winter
Classes.
PALACE MARKET
Why wait until Saturday to buy good meat at low
prices when these prices are good every day and
the quality Is the best?
All Steaks
lb. 18c
The Best
Beef Boil
lb. 7c
Tender
Weiners, Bologna
Minced Ham
lb. 17c
w
We'd rather have a
I II .11 7
TySf. ran a now wen r Ten you wny . . .
U- THreeStarsof ' tf
)3;- "Ziegfeld Follies of 1931" t i J JCVX K,
y'TV-i 4 T Helen Morgan (or. ptoo) . I. tty
1 V a Roth Ettlng (or right) I ' K ! 1 V
' e J ' I -Hl i
- t unf '-. Harry Rlchmao j " Kf V
V licit lies t Is? JBroken
I ' Act Promtttlv Wkrn BlatUxr
'IrTffuluriti! PUturb Steep
A RE you bothered with bladder
IfeJfr' CT x trrcwularitleei burning. oanty
(t ? ,U -A aied loofniqueat paaeair and grtting
, . j . tip at amriir iteea promptly inee
aymptnen. Ibrv may wi
of eertain dleoruVred kldi
or bladder eondltione.
IJaere everywaer rely on
Down's HIU. This time-last-
' y Ta-X addlurelk Ka been rercmi
snenoVd fiavSO year. Sold by
all druggist.
ADImHe
fmr
th Kidnmyt
Beef Roast
lb. 10c
Quality
Morrells Bacon
lb. 25c
Veal Steak
Lb. 15c
Veal Stew
Lb. 8c
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Ipermnnonts $2.95
lLorraine Oil Vave..$3.25
Tulip Oil Wave ?4.50
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Two Deliveries Daily
Phone 68
524 Main St.
. mi. beam Mrass Tossoo Co.