November 30, 19;J1
111 PROBLEM
ON TULE LAKE
IS MEET TOPIC
Called ttiMntlinr ostensibly to
dlsru.s rostl, litsliway mid brldce
problems of th Tula i,eae tutsm,
supervisors ot ttrthrn California
ruuttUte nut! members of ttv
chamber of rommerre uf eouthera
Oreaon rtUlrtria, mot In Joint
lint wlib lli Till l.ske chamber
Hftturrfey evening. Aliuut l"0 al
ttntet the meeting. Including
ntsttr Btembere of the Tule lse
chamber of comnterre.
Attending won Benetor James
Allen of Yrrks, 'allf. represent
ing III Yreka chamber of rora
mttrro one! ilio Moim club; Jsmee
Itoliar, chairman of the Htukl-
yoa county board of eMpervlsors
and e. mvmtwr of the Yreke cham
ber; i. C. Jarmen, chamber of
commerce president, Mitchell Til
lotson, representing the Modoc
county development board, Mr.
Hood, publisher of the Modoc
Tlmee, l)r. Auble, dlrertor of th
Modoe Development board and
director of th chamber of com
'merce end 1. II. Mhm, district
agent of th Mouthera I'ecIHe of
fir, all of Allures.
Merrill es represented by Hoy
Tabor, praldnt II. U. d, Cheel
r Hasklns and W. r. Fruits, of
th Merrill rbambar uf rommerre;
Klamath K.ll. by I), W. Kru
eon, th largest potato shipper
of lb Tula I. lie area, and I.. L.
(iraliam, dlatrtct freight and pae
eenger (gent ot th Mouthers
1'aclfic.
William Las. member of th
Hoard ot Supervisors of Hisktyaa
county, unsmutr; air. Martin of
th MrCtottd Lumber company
and a representative of tb tihssta
I'ssrade Wonderland association
of Mouthera Oresoe, and Northern
California and alao a representa
tive of tb l.tona clue, and th
chamber of romnterce of Mrt'loud,
Calif; and director and member
ot th Tula e!.k chamber of
commerce, attended.
No decision on th blghvray
which Tule Lake rosirieats have
petitioned for 111 made, Heveral
taction. Including Malm and Title
I.ake. ar divided on th location
ot tb road, which would be. In
reality, a continuation of tit
tallea-ralltornla highway. Thl
question will be Ml entirely to
Iba foreeiry officials, according to
Kred Taylor ot th Taylor Lumber
company, Tule I.ake, who say a
report of tb meeting.
At tba preeent tlm tber ta
no through highway In the treat
Tut l.ake area, on of th rich
eat agricultural baaln ot the
northwest, and only market roada
ar tn ua.
A report on th Lost River
bridge, for which Tule Lake real
dent bay petitioned, wilt be
given by tb Board ot ftuper
vlsora ot Htaklyou county aome
tlm nest month, it wa reported
t tb meeting. About iJS (ami
Hea who llr on th weat aide of
Demand for Lake
Photograph On
Increase, Report
Chief Hanger Day fanfleld
and Hanger K, H. Itostel, In
riiarg ot publicity, ot Crater
Lak National park, head
quarters tn Medford, atopped
tn Klamath Monday attar
pending th past three day
at th park taking picture ot
the lake) and eeenery,
Tbr baa bean larg de
mand for picture of Crater
l.ase, with a anow background,
from national msgastnee, newa
papera in th Kaat and from
Iondon, Kngland, and Huda
peat, Hungary, pre aervtroe,
paiera and magadne.
Th rangera will return to
Medford today.
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
EiraipiiiE
S OPENED By VET!
th lak ar aaktng that two
temporary wooden bridge, to
coal approtlmately 11,1)0 a h, be
built aeroea th two channel of
I-ot rlr, Juat woet of Tula
lata. Th larmara In that dla
trlrt ar now turned to travel
a dlataur of 11 mile to th Mat
line, and If th bridge ara con
atructed tb dialanc will b re
durad to threw or four miles.
It la th belief of farmer of
that dlatrlrt that enngreee will
ventuaily appropriat futida for
ronatrurtlon of a IIS. 000 or 110,
0U0 brldg acroa tb river chan
nel, to be built by tb reclamation
service, and for that reaaoo they
are aklu that only temporary
bridgea b built at th praeent
time.
Vlaltora at th mooting were
favorably Impressed with tb
Tule Lake baaln and tha product
hipped from that district.
REPUBLICANS
NAME SNELL
FOR SPEAKER
(Continued from Pag On)
morrow. Tba other, in Nw
Hampshire, will sot b filled
until January.
To It Lrwdry
Representative Carrier ot
Tea ts assured tb speaker
ship if tb democrat ortenlt
tb nous, aa la almost certain,
itnpreeentatlv Katney of Illi
nois la ahead tn tba raca tor
democratic loader,
Th republicans sow will hare
the question whether Kneil wilt
lead th administration forces as
mltiurlty leader In event th
democratic majority organ!- tb
hous. Tilson baa male' ued
that sine b was named floor
leader at th conference last
Kenruary, he would main that
post.
Snell has bees chairman of
th bona rule commute for
the past six year, it will suc
ceed to th nomination held by
th 1st Speaker Nicholas Long
worth, of Ohio.
grtentisia say when a camel
loeea Its tooting in a stream, H
turna oa its aid and makea no
effort to keep from drowning
itut as someone baa already aaid,
who wadta to b a camel?
Tha opening gun of an inten.
iv membership drive was fired
fast waek at a meeting of i'sii-
ran Boat, No. IIa. of th Velar.
ana of Foreign war of th V, .,
aeia ei tn county court Bou.
Kens nave been laid to add
at least a hundred naw members
to th present roster. Command'
er W. A. Wamsley la ja cbarg
ot tn campaign.
All oversea veterans of various
war. Including the Spanish
American war, and ait those who
served with th A. 16. is
Vrsnc and other countries dur
ing KIT and 111 an eligible to
Join.
Wamaley laaued tha following
statement with regard to th cam
paign: "Hvery overseas i-erk man
owes it to himself and hi depend
ants to become affiliated with
the Veterana of Foreign Wan of
the United slate. We can point
with pride to th achievements of
our organisation In tb past with
aaaurancea that this good work
will continue
"Tb vstersna of Foreign War
la the only veteran organisation
that la making a militant and -gressiv
campaign Is securing
cash payment of th adjusted
servic compensation. This so
called bonus Is a just debt, ac
knowledged 'by congress and ap
proved by th public, and we be
lle it should b paid to tb vet
eran In cash today while his need
is aeut.
"With th assistance of your
self and other comradea eligible
to membership, tb Veteran of
Foreign Ware of tolled testes
Is assured of victory In tb at
tainment of this object!. Tb
malt fee that yon will be requir
ed to pay for initiation and due
Is an insignificant investment for
th ratarns Involved. Oiv as yoar
support by joining np now in
th only veteran organisation that
ts perpetual In extstanr.
Dr. Rugh to Show
Pictures at Meet
of Legion Tuetday
Dr. C. V. Rugh will exhibit bit
p Inures of th Rogu iilver at
lb regular meeting of tha Amer
ican Legion at o'clock Tues
day evening In the Legion ball.
Commander McMillan wilt be
in charge of th meeting and
asks ail member to attend. An :
ntertainment and refreshments
will follow th regular program, i
Th matter of distributing be
tween too and eOO aacks of pot-
toes, which were &ont4 to th
American Legion, will be taan i
up. Th potato will be given!
to needy tamllle. A dlsrnaslon i
of a Christmas program to bi
given tn th scar f ulur will also '
b held.
What with these long counts,
looks like Camera and To oner
are fraternity brothers In the
school of bard knock.
REDUCTION IS
MADE DESPITE
SLASHED VALUE
(Coattnaed rem Tag On)
eivd by Assessor Ls from the
sis! tax commission are:
Met tilers
Inters!! Telephone and Teie
graph company, tE,tl.4U,
Hallway iprM Agency, Inc.,
Iio.i4t.0l,
Westers Fruit Kipreee,
,
L'nlos Task Car company, 15,
T70.U. Union Oil company of Cali
fornia, IS.S31 13.
Hwift Refrigerator Traneporl
company, M7o.s7,
shell Oil company of Califor
nia. M.m
HCO Tank Una, Inc., 171 .
Hichfleid (lit company ot Cali
fornia, 1114 14.
Quaker City Tank Una, inc.,
ttlt.
The Pullman company, 1'
41t.
Northers Hefrlgermtor Line,
Inc., i,sl..
Ureal Westers Klectro-Cbemt-
cat company, ll.OOK 81.
Genera! retroleam Corpora- i
tloa, fi,l.17.
tieserai American Task Car
Corporation, f 1.3H s.
Fruit (irowera Express com
pany, tf,l.t7.
Californi btesatth Lias,
1IJ1 .
Associated Oil company,
171 ,
Armour and Company, lit.?,
Arrher-iianielt Midland com
pany, tl,eot.t.
Hurlingtos Kfrlgrtor Ea
presa, tl&l.ll,
Tui Lak Talepbon and Tele
graph company, 11,51 ft.
Nwan l.ak a Horsl Telephone
company No. 11, $111.
Swan Home Telephone com
pany No. 11, 1111.10.
Spring Valley Telephone aim-
Bany. t!l 60.
shaeta Way Karat Telephone
company So. 14, (Si ll.
foe Valley and Klamath Fall
Telephone company. 111 10.
Paritic Telephone and Tele
graph company, $tlo.0st.
Orr Telephone company No. IS,
1J11
La Pin and Soothers Telephone
and Telegraph company. 1171,72.
Langell Valley Telephone com
pany, ts5.70.
Klamath valley Moms! Tele
phone company So. 1. 1110.14.
Western Union Telegraph com
pany. tl,61.7t.
California Oregon rower com
pany, f l,)f(,t.l.
Western Cute company t scra-
gue Hlver Water gysteml $4,770.
Satsrai Gas scororatiea of
Oregon, tiei.eoe. ,
Hollidar Lass Company, $1,-
0.
Bly Water company. It 148.
Greet Northern R-iiav com
pany, $510,111. 10.
Central pacific Kaiiway rost-i
pasy Cascade and Altsras lines
of Southern Pacific), $.10,-
141 id.
Pacific Frait Expresa, $17,
($110.
The Tela company, $4,7(1.1$.
Columbia Utilities company.
$7, OS. 0.
West Coast Telephone com
pany, $$M1 1$.
Oregon. California and Eastern
Railway company, 1111,7(1.10.
FIVE MEN P
W BELIEF
In line with tb governor's re
lief committee plan, the county
highway crew, augmented by five
men, will begin work Tuesday
morning on the liarclay Springs
Modoc 1'olnt porlion of th Lal-les-t.'aiifurnla
highway.
The crew, enlarged from 41 to
10 men, will work a week fol
lowing their three weeks lay-off.
In this manner unemployed men
ar gives on week work on
tb highway crew ear h month.
K. U. fteory, roanty engineer,
aad members of the Klamath
county court, cosferred Friday
os additional emergency highway'
work for relief purpose.
OBITUARY
Margserlt sad Tommis of this
city, and Jewell Marie of Hemet,
Calif.; sio her parents, Mr, and
Mr. Eugene C'risweit ef Hemet.
Calif., and two sister and one
brother, ail is California, The re
nttSnt are is the rose room at th
Krt Wbiiiotk funeral bom,
tor friends may call aniti t p.
. today. The remain will be
takes on Tuesday's eariy morsint
trais to Memet, Calif,, where eerr
k U be held ssd Istermest
made is the family plot. Tb hus
band will accompany tb rsmaios
otb,
JAH CAB!, KKUKHOPP
iareb C. Kedeboss. a resident
of the Pin (jrove district for
the past fire sseatbu oassed
away in Ibis city November l.
at :so p. st. fciiawisg as lit
nes of two months daratios.
it was sera la Uallas, Oregon,
September t, Itli, being it
years, two mosfiis, tt days ot
e at the time of bis passing.
He la asrvived by his mother,
Mrs. Marie Redbspp of ballaa.
Oregon, on brother, t Waiter
Kedebopp of Delia sod tive sta
ters, Mr. Marie Godfrey, Edna
and Ids Kedebo&s ef Seattle.
Wash., and Mr. Amy Parker of
Ualias and Mrs. Edna Moore
of Bay City, Orcgen. The re
main rest is the gold morn at
ts sari Wbitioca Funeral
borne, Pine avenue at Sixth,
where friend . may call. An
nouncement of fnneral arrange
ment will & mans Is s future
issue of this paper.
MBit. KLLA BOWERS
Mrs. Ella Bowers, passed away
is this city at as early hour Son
day afteraoos, her demise termi
nating s lengthy Hiseaa. She
wax a native ot Kansas and waa
is ber $2sd year st th time of
her death. She i cares ber hue
band. Bert Bower, of Keno. Ore.,
a son. Hennas W. Lengel, ot
Prospect. Ore., s daaghter. Mrs.
Jalia Hathaway of Ridgefieid.
Wab., three brotsers. joe Cramp
ton, ssd Herman Battaos ot
Portland, Ore., sad Reyes Batt
aos, Vancouver, Wash., two ai
terx, Mrs. Gladys Bumgardner aad
sirs, fiazei Anderses of sn-
coarer. Wash. Th remains are
in the slumber room ot the
Klamath Funeral Home, $2$ Hich
street, where friend may call, i
MRS. TOMM1E K.OSCR
Mt. Tommle Wsgeoner, late
resident of lit Fast Mala street,
passed away ts this city Novem
ber iit, u j:lt a. m, following
very brief illness, she waa the
wife ot Samuel Waggoner, aad
waa bora is Texas July 1$, 1S0I.
being 11 year $ months $ day
of age at the time of ber passing.
Is addition to ber bnsbasd she is
survived by three daughters. Jon
oMi nmu
Jobs Cobb, lit Sorts Seresd
street, passed away st T it s. m
November 10, foiiowisg as Hi
seae ef ten day daratios. Mr.
f'ofeb was s recent arrival bre
from Isesrer, Coio., and 1$
years of age. He is survived by
bie mother and father, fr, and
Mrs. Lelioy Cobb, on sister sir.
Bessie Kenningios, ssd three
brothers, Olesn, LeHoy ssd
tleorxe Cobb, all being recidests
of the tity of Isvr, Tb re
m&ln are is the gold room of the
(Cert Whitiock faseral home. Pise
areas st Sixth street, where
friend may Asaoascesieat
of funeral arrasgemeste will be
made is a later issue of tbi pa
per, NEUTRAL ZONE
TALK BRINGS
PEACE HOPES
tCostissed from Page One
Saturday' criticism of atsttmesta
sslscosstrsed aa saving; bees
mads by Secretary of SUM Sties-
eon st Washington.
Tb forefgs offics laat sight
rersked its criiicism, ssd said th
silastics bad bees eotiresy sstrS-
fitd.
ment. pressimabiv with referesc
w esUvtlthlDg th neutral kii
PRfPISO, ChSsa. Ko, IS, (Jf,
Marshal i'bung llttaebiiang. de
posed governor of afancburla, j
saed s statement tonight denying
he bad racked as f reemsnt
with jasaaeee Charge Afllrs
Vaso, proiMfng for 1 aeatral
xoae sionj th Peiping-Sakdes
railroad.
"Is eiew ef the mlsrenresesie
ties eoscersiss; the Interview 24.
Vaso sought with me jtsiarda?
night It is nor eatery defialteiy ts
ttertfy th situation, be
Tsao informally asked my
opinion regarding a propneed neu
tral ion gloss; the "eipias-Siuk-dea
raiirosd. It la eatireSy cos
trary to taet ts gar there was soy
aegot lottos sr say agreement
signed or eves say sndevtssdiat
arrived St."
FUNERAL
NOTICES
J icon c.si Hnmrmfp
Tb reasala of le ii jscsb
Csri ii e.'J-j op who seeesg
away is thi ti!? Sorember S,
were forwarded today by th EarJ
Whitiwk taaerai borne to Oaitas,
Ore,, where service,
aad interment nude is the family
plot. His motber, Mrs. Marie
Heddekopp, accompanied tb re
mains sorts.
SASKISO, Nov. 1. HP) Im
mediate acceptance ot tb Cesgae
of Ratios proposal to establish
a seatral aos la ataaebaris be
twees tk Chinee and Japan
force waa announced today by
th Ksskisg forersmest.
The Cbiaeae eommasae? st
Cblacbow baa bees directed ts
coarey this iaformstios ts forslfs
observer there.
Th lesxss Bias. mss.id Is a
reaoiatiss srlgisslly proposed by
Arlstid Briaad. would set sp s
aeatrai aos between Chiaeasw
sad Mskdes. "to prevest say col
lision between the troop" of Chi
na sad is pan.
Tba foreiga offics sera said
that from Use Chinee viewpoint
the situation at Chincbow sow ts
eatlreiy is th sasdi ot observ
ers appointed by th seesrsl pow
ers ssd saw oa th spot.
This afternoon Varmers She-1
gemius, the Japanese minister,
west tsto conference waa. Dr.
Wellington Koo, the new fsreiga j
minister ot ts tssssisg sorers-
Fiana for anolnsr aaserimest
Is railroad sssasgger kssiseas,
baaed ss modsrs sucbssdlsisc
aietb4 seToiriac bsik aatse.
wars snpossced iatardsy by til
southern Parsnc.
The iBaovailos Im m aire-CUrlat.
asae otforiac of treBspertetins
witk r4 trip protlded at i.i
rot of the ssnel orte ssv tern,
it wa revealed 'tiers by L. U
Urahars, district attest.
Effective from I, cm her ts
11, over tb reraa' iiaes ttvm
sb rranrisca ts fttrt.ri and fn it
Portland to Kl i'sn.i, the spe- ef
escersloa fare S bees au
thorised between M points where
oa-wy trayel rost u 111 or
lew, areartiiss; to ta aanoaaie
saBt. A retara limit of lit da
i apeciried. A esedat tar of
i4.7 ts Psrtianti bee la bea
snsoaacwj as a bsUd,? feet a re.
Stopovers will fc aersittteji t
all points witkia Is uvi limit.
At tee.it t K n t-.t'
iielo- Is ssakiBj a Brisj Is Jij
Vital Statistics
JK.TMjt
BOWERS Mr. Ell, Bower,
g SI. died Ssnday afteraoos,
November It, alter Ulass.
MARHHftlS
CALHOIN-BAK.SKS Joseph
lores Csikess to Mary Virgin!
Bars. Sstsmiyr it, iyj, by
Father F. L. Seia, st the Catioii
rectory.
II W BETTER
& Altbsazit Tn sat. -J. I
ssd circs eav&nv iiuwui i
ot definite imprseerseat Is tssj
' - . si aassisg ts
save hie lite f-. .
danger today. Hi physicians.
vsreseea tnemeeiTec ss
'7 opnmjt5C
TOO LATE TO
CLARIFY
CHEVROLET I SSI eofteli. n
.m ,7.,lS ,p)a!i sd!ttesT
will tossider part caefc ms& b
ancs msBtaiy, Telephone lis.
3(r. Kaat. -iM
Xswr V-i if.
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says
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on a Frederic YIU
Tonie Ways, CroiisigT
aoie, Spinl or Combi
astloa Ware,
Palace Beauty Shop
828 Ka.is -Pbcae
I LOCK Eg rsEO CABS i
r Sold Vttb s Mecbanicel
Li,sanates aad Low G. M
1 A. C. Inane
The Rainbow
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Jesses Cau sey
fas
The Public Enemy'
teainjp Tcenorrow
The layrk Baste
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wfth .
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Going Completely Nuts in
That joyouc occasion has arrived at last! The whole town
will go hilarious over the mad antics of the merry Marxes
They were nutty in "The Cocoanuts." They were plain crack
ed in "Animal Crackers" they reach the pinnacle of mirth
ful dizziness in "Monkey Business,"
1 J
Groucho with a brand new flock of wise cracks. Harpo play
ing "Hello" with the blondes. Chico being funny and punny,
on and off the piano. Zeppo trying to be romantic in the fury
of the gales of laughter,
i ; t
It's all about stowaways on an ocean liner. But what does
the plot matter, when it's madder than ever!
"The Pine Tree
Has the Pictures"
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Matinee...... .......10c and 25c
Evening....... 10c, 35c and 50c
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About the
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lamath Klothing Kompany
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Womea's Pumps, Oxfords
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