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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 11, 1931)
PAGE SEC THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, ORKGUN L TrTMMnii I . i IDIGALAID T CANADA SENDS ) j ADD TO HAZARD . . v, r - ' . ' B! RADIO SETS i i OTTAWA. Onl. Th radio doctor haa com to th Ctnadlaa Borthland. WHbtn th ahadow of the North Pol madlcal aid can now b received onr tha two chalna of government radio autlona and tha priTata commercial atattona which baira ba aatabllahad near tba Arctic Clrcla during tha paat (aw rears. Radio haa barona auch booa to tha northland that ther ta hardly a community, tar tradar. pollra poat or othar eeltlement whlrh haa not a receiver la good working order. All ara attuned to receive tha lataat asws. Influrnia epidemics have brok en out during recent reara among tha Kuklnioa and Indiana at Tart .oua polnu In tha Arctic. With radio an established aeceaalty In tha northland. It haa been poa albla for tha Canadian govera mant to warn and give tnatrac tlona thronah broadraatlng sta tlona and tha powerful tranamlt ters at Ottawa maintained for di rect communication with tha Arc tic. Advice Front Dr. Radio Accldanta happaa frequently In the north, aad while all police officer, a well aa moat traders, trappere and missionaries, hare some elementary first aid knowl edge, it la now poaalble to treat dangeroua accidenta with the ex pert guidance of aktlled doctor by meant of tha radio. One of the flrat auch eatea to be treated waa through the radio at Cape Hope'a Adranee, on the aouth ahora of Hudaoa Straits. A trapper had been wonnded by one of hla traps. Ha llred In a lonely cabin it miles from the last-.'.. ' " "1 r- 'T . ! ill ill wi! mmi ii I ifrii frgw. i-jllila's)' jh,i t'dj Two forma of contact by radio between rlTllltatlon and the Arctic at top, the schooner Fort James faat In the Ice for the winter; below, a typical Hadaoa Bay mining camp with Ita tell-tale radio matt. radio atatloa. It waa hla neareet point of contact. Wonnded though he was, be harnessed hit dogs and sat oat In the biting cold and wind of tub-tern weather for the radio atatloa where he might obtata aid. He feared that blood poisoning might eat la. When he reached the radio atat'oa attar hoars of palnracked travel he was In a bad fix. He waa too tar gone for the unaided treatment of the operators there, and they Immediately called Ot tawa. Her a constant watch Is kept for just such emergency calls. Within a tew minutea a doctor had. been summoned and made acquainted with the eate. While tha thermometer stood at 10 be low aero at that isolated atatloa on tha Hudson Straits, an opera tion was performed by a doctor Legal Notice Legal Notice) vTPt-xnrrrRFS op klamath corvrT novembfr 4. imi TO 'wSSSS ,,,NOVKMHKR TERM CXH'NTY COl KT. CCRRENT EXPENSE FCND. Coonty Cotnmkaaioaer: Mileage Judges and Commissioners Western I'nlon Service , Bberlff aad Tax Collector n .A PrlMtiirt and Jail Expetll Auto Traveling Expense Trans. Prison ers and Mileage .i Inturance Peace Officers et al Andy'a Super Berries Repairs Shertfr ear Floyd Henrlot Repair's Sheriff Car A. CarlUla 4k Co. Books ... L. L. Low stampa Bhaw Stationary Co. BuppUea " " eater Unloa Serrlee .. Brown'a Repair Shop Repairs Intarstat TaL and Tel. Co. SenrJca Cooaty Clerk's Office: Elections ltl.41 1.(1 111.11 4St.lt l.lt ' .0 t.lt 10.0 ll.lt lt.ot .Tt .Tl 111.11 t 1.351.44 Garcelon'a Repairs ta Offtea , .. West Coast PrtnUng Binding Co. Books Western Union SerTice Pioneer PrlnUng Company Supplies Clerk Kllbam Staty. Co. Supplies A. E. Simmons Supplies C. R. DeLap, Cash Adr. sUmped enealopes l.tt 170.00 .it 17.71 11.00 too Kt.tO Enajineer aad Saneyor: Mileage The A. Lieu Company Bertie , : Cbiloqnla Rerlew Supplies 1.17 . 7 : DiKtrict Attoraeyi TrsTellag Expeaa F. Lnndquiat Sumps Shaw 8taty. Co. Repair lll.tt lt.tt t.lt 495.85 11.11 I lSl.lt OocoDffr'B Offlosi Inters tata TaL aad TaL Co. Srrle CcHirt Heasa aad Jail I Telephone Insurance and Repair .ft Fuel Oa Furniture, Llghta, Water, Laun dry 17.10 101.17 Maintenance Repairs, Salary Sunt., w 1,411.11 Coewty Poor: "Not at Farm" Widow's Psniion, ets. 1,101.14 Orcalt Cowrtt Meals Jury Jurort, Wltna Attorney teas s, ta, etc., ., Bailiff Reporter and Interpreter Pioneer Print Shop Supplies Ehaw Stationery Co. Ribbon Chlloqnln RaTlew Supplies , ,, r a Offlosi Traral Expense 44.00 10.01 100-Ot 4.00 . ' 4.10 11.00 117.10 .10 S1I.I7 f t.TlS.St 177.S0 faTenito Court 11.00 Justice Court: Juatle Fee Jurors, Wltnaaaea , Constabl 187.10 13.00 Chlloqnln Rerlew Supplies iuetgesicw , 104.4 114.11 lt.00 Bealth Unit Tax Refund 1,447.10 14.14 1.00 Indigent Soldier's Relief Horticultural Inspector - State Sealer 14. IS f 728.71 f 1.447-lt I 14.14 71.41 10.lt Grasshopper A Predatory Animal Extension Vital Statistic Health Board 428 24 S.7S Quarantine A Isolation Hospital 114.21 Weed Control 45.11 1.00 14.15 71.41 10.lt 121.24 E.75 Supplies Oat and Oil F. C. Woolery, Labor Total Current Expense MARKET ROAD FUND. 14.00 1,117.40 S5.80 COUNTY ROAD FUND. I 214.21 f 15.11 110,114.01 f 1,187.20 Oat and Oil , Rent Equipment , ,, , Repairs and Suppllea . Surfacing J. F. Kelssy, Labor and Mileage.. E. W. Fultt, Labor F, C. Woolery, Labor 118.77 2.2S 1,509.87 1,320.61 184.17 16.S1 17.03 Suppllea LINK RIVER BRIDGE FUND. is.io Books, aupplla LIBRARY FUND, subscriptions, etc. 150.81 HIOH SCHOOL FUND, Allotment County Library .. , 100.00 t l.480.3t 1S.I0 $ 850.81 100.00 Approred for publication this 10th day of December, A. D. 1931. FRED R. OODDARD, County Judge. SILAS OBENCHAIN, Commissioner. Attest: C. R. DeLap, County Clerk. By C. F. Gate, Deputy. HI Nl who waa nearly two thouaand mile dlntantl By Short aad Loag War Short and long ware phone and telegraph radio tranamilter ar houaed at aereral polnta In Otta wa for contact with the north. There ta on elation operated by the Department ot Marine which keepa in touch with the entire Arctic Another operated by ta Department ot National Detenaa haa lta stations atrung throughout the wettern Arctic. It la a usual thing to bear at theae Ottawa atatlona the tolre or code aignala of men seated thousands of mile dlttant la the cold Arctic. The aignala come roiling In with reporta and re queata for medical aid. One of the eirangest waa that tor a big Indian brare who had gone insane through the attacks ot black flies. He waa brought to one ot the fur posts In the north ern part of Ontario, and there the agent adriied medical attention. The nearest doctor being hun dreds of miles distant, the amall ahort wave radio transmitter went Into action with the result that a plane came to take the Indian to clrllltatlon the next day. Oregon Pioneer Commits Suicide AMITY. Ore.. Dec. 11, (UJD Fred Walling, 71, an early pioneer of thla city, committed aulclde Wednesday by hanging himself on a railroad trestle. He hsd written a note to his wife telling her where his body might be .found and ot hi In tentions. Relatives Claim Part of Estate CHICAGO. Dec. 11. CU-B Sulta totaling $450,000 were filed in probate' court 'today against th estate of the late Charlea A. Comlsker, and hla sen, J. Louis Comlskey, by a grand niece and, nephew of the former owner ot the Chicago White Sox. Jerseys Arrive For Dairy Ranch LANG ELL VALLEY Two trackloada ot fine Jersey belters hare arrtred at the Frank Dear born ranch for Henry Dearborn, who will more here In the aprlng. The cattle were purchased at Redmond, Ore. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dearborn and family ar coming her from Lone Pine, Calif. DIPLOMATS FETED WASHINGTON. Dee. 10. (UP) Prealdent and Mr. Hoorer were boats tonight to the elite of the nation's capital who thronged through the halls of the W hite House at tbatr recep tion to the diplomatic evrps. Ob Indefinite Vlult Mr. and Mrs. Burton J. Llttlefield of Kan sas City Missouri are recent ar rlral In Klamath Falls. Tey re Tltltlng Mrs. Llttlaflelda brother-in-law and titter, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Schroeder. SALEM. Ore. 0J.PJ Chrlttmaa crowda . , . ahopper burdened down with parcels . , , down Iowa Intersections Jammed with pedealrlana , . . busses crammed with people and package . ... delivery trucka loaded to capac ity with drlrer trying hard to maintain heavy achedulaa . , , allppery alreeta, chilling winds, sleet, Ira. This Is th picture with which th Oregon cltlten mutt contend who earns his llrlng driving an automobile or truck through the streets, said William Hammond, ot the atate motor vehicles de partment. "Aa hla work Increases during the holiday aeaaon th danger to pedeatrlana Inrreaeee In direct ratio," aaid Hammond. 'More excited children to watch, little folk with their mind oa Santa Claua and their eye on ahop windows. And mors grownups, homeward bound, with presents filling their arms, fight ing th wind and rain and rush lag pell-mell lor crowded aafety sons, busses, street ears, taxis and private autoe." It'a a man a Job to drive safe ly during the Christmss rnth, Hammond said. In Hating five Ihlnga ot special Importance to the motorist and truck driver during the winter season. They are: 1. Cranking car. Remen.r to "pull up" crauk. Don't apll It. . Keep thumb underneath th handl alongsid th fingers. 1. Skidding hstards. Snow, Ice and wet atresia bring many akiddlng dangers. The experi enced driver learna to autl pate auch haiardt and drives ac cordingly. 1. Keep windshields clean. See that mechanism la in good working order each day before atarting oui. ion neea a clear vision for winter driving. 4. Keen snow and Ice off running board. Many bad tails occur each winter from slippery steps. 5. By all meant tee that you have plenty of ventilation If your driver' cab 1 ncloaed during winter montha. Carbon mon' oxide, deadly exhautt gat, under certain condttiona, may creep up Into the cab. Kiperted Home M It Vara Anderson is expected home this week from St. Psul, where she haa apent three months visiting relallvee. Mm K Break the stranglehold of RUST! Mjjvry tl coolinf tyaum hu been tmd Iran h-rextni but choked tritb rat FLOZON protect yoar car irxxn frwz inf nid tibMluuljr prtvtntt RUST. No metal can nut, trorrock or gum in CM pwmno ot thia wonderful Jrew tooad oelin9fmmn fluid Of.rnt.mii Non-mflanmubie. won. vaporat Um4 Bbcwk Crp Jwr Ctr, M. J. Cboiid) The Ruatlcaa Antl-Frcexe lay BONO FLOZON Sanrlae Ser. Ht 01 K. Main Jennlsoo Her. St., 8th and line; Pelican One-Stop, 223 8. th: Modoc Ser. HU, SOO 8. Sixth; Valley Ser. St., Merrill. SALESMAN ONCE GRAYHAIRED USES LEA'STONIC LOOKS YQUNGA9AIN Marvelous Change Shown by Photo, Before and -After Using Famous Hair Tonic THOUSANDS BANISH GRAY HAIR THIS WAY "I started getting srsv at Iwrs y year of age and anally became a gray people often called m the Ky kalred chap, when they dida I w my name. It actually wa a handicap aa a aaleanttn and made h hard to land a new Job. Every body said I looked tea or fifteen year older than aiv real hut I awor I would never nse a dye. Flnslly tire rer (go some friends f mine begs aamg Lea'a oair ionic ana wa amazed the way it worked for them. Thev erred me to begin aalng ft toe which I did. Gradually dar hv dav my hair begaa changing bsck to it yeamrui color. Juat like magic it changed antil folk who hadn't aeen me for aeveralimontha hardly ceald believe their eyes. I've since paaaed th good word along: to More ef fray haired friends. It ia ate and eay t as and give a natural youthful appearance to the hair that i great. I'm aendlng a phot taken of aie when I waa real tray and on taken afterward and yea eaa as for yeanelfwrlt! W. W. Atkinson, Rtletaian, SIM 3. Hoover Kt. Loa Angele, Calif. The reault Mr. Atkinson ob tained caa be equaled by anyone it seems in the eaaieat sort of a way at home. Juat a drop on the finger tip, rubbed Into the acalp her and there each evening begin alimulating the circulation and day by day notices a delightful change. Once the acalp ia rid of dandruff hair is growing vigorously aad gray is gone, Juat an oeeaaaional application each week er so keepa the acalp and hair In beautiful con dition, ao matter how old n may be. Made try the nationally knows Lea Tonic Co. It I sold by drug giata most everywhere now, 11. per bottle en positive guarantee that money will be refunded If result after alxty day ar net entirely aatiafactory. If your own druggist hsan't Lea' Hair Tonic send dollar bill, check, stampa or money order to Lea Tonic Co. Brentwood Md. for bottle catnra mail postage paid. Winter's Supply Food Sale in All SAFEWAY STORES If Yr titer w an opportunity to mv mwy on your Winter' Foot Supply, rifkt now k the time. Prices good Saturday, Monday, Tuesday and WetUes day, December 12th, 14th, 15th, and lth. Corn No. 2 tins Fritle of Farm Extra Etaadard Cora. Each Peas No. 2 tins Queen Crescent Tender Peas, Each Sc Tomatoes No. 2i tina Silver Dale Tomatoet 3 for 1 k String Beans No. 2 tina Red Letter 11 Cut Stringlew Eeans. Each Tomato Sauce Maximum Tomato Hot Sauce in picnic aire tina 6 25c Pumpkin No. 2V4 tina Fancy Libby Pumpkin for Spinach No. 2 tint Fancy Libby Spinach 3 for 43c Pineapple No. 21 tint Fancy Sliced Pineapple 3 for 49c Peaches No. 24 tina Sunny Smile Peaches In syrup 2 for Apricots No. 2 Una P.eled Apricota In syrup 2 for 25c Salmon No. 1 tall Fancy Ubby Setkeye Salmon. Each Tuna Flakes No. li sir, tina Tuna Flaket at a Savinf 2 for 25c Salmon No. 1 tall cant Alaska Pink Salmon at a saving 3 for 29 PINEAPPLE ifo. 21, tint Hfllsdale Broken Sliced Pineapple. ; T Sold low. Each tic Coffee Economy Brand Coffee, ground fresh aa you buy it Pound S9c Candy & Huts Our Stores Are Stocked To the Walls With the Finest Candy and Nuts Obtainable. Be Sure and Get Our Price Before Buying Your Xmas Candles and Nuts. Corn Meal 9-lb. bagt Yellow Corn Meal direct from the east Each 25c Sugar Pure Cane Sugar, C H Braad ia IN H). laws. Baeii 04-95 n Flour Safeway Marti Whettt Fleur. Every aaok ga anteed to 4e. Sana' riiik Maximum Braad Milk. Tall caaa at a Saviag 6 35c Matches Buffalo Match, large bexea to the carton. Each EJc Crackers Snow Flaket in 2-f. cartoM, ilighily tali. Save. 27c " COFFEE . Safeway Blend Coffee, at fine at eaa he Vowght Ground fresh at you buy H 3 lbs. 9gc Syrup Maximum Cane and Maple Syrup in S-lb. tint 79c Pancaho Flour Safeway Pancake Flour In No. 10 bagt. Try tome for a goal breakfast 43Sc aaevay 0 Pork Roast BACON SALMON Lb- Lb my2c Lc a--waa-ww-aaaaaai taaaaaaavagtvaag ami aaasa aaBawjk.skwaa-aa-a-aasag.aaaa.. aaaaaaaaaaai I STEAK Shortening " Choice Young jm gaaa . Pork Stcah Lb. E2c wpound jg69 2 its. 25c Store No. 605 818 Main St. Store No. 643 225 So. 6th St. Store No. 864 Across street from Balsigor Garage