The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, December 21, 1931, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON December 21, 1031 COUNCIL WILL RECEIVE BIOS Th city council will receive bldi oo IJt.OOO fir station bond! t In meeting tonight In the council chambers of the city bill. The bond are the last to be aold to pay (or the construc tion of Inn Central Fir nation end for th purchase of equip ment. A almllor amount war told prevloualy. "The tlm baa xplrd (or mot lng o( tb on atory, (ram build ln on Fifth street, between Main and Klamath, and tb owner haven't don a thing. It I the conncil noil tnora, Thla otfir notified tb ownera of th order of tb council," Folic Judge Roy FoiKh stated. City Bulldlnit Inspector Harry Dalley said that the council can prevent th ownera from occupy ing th building and that It would b better (or th ownera to move th structure without an argument than to become In voked In a long and costly fight against th city. Caputs Leigh Ackerman will spend tb next two daya In Portland studying traffic condi tions, regulatlona and new police methods being nsed by th Port land' department. Chief of Police Guy Merrill etated. Captain Ackerman will accom pany V. 8. Marshal Cal C. Wells to Portland and th goTernment will pay Ackerman's expense both way. Wells will Uke El mar Cole, alleged counterfeiter and McNeil Island escape to tb federal Jail In Portland where he will be turned orer to guards from th prison. Sheriff Lloyd Low etated that Col attempted Friday to get a trusty to bring htm hack eawa and a gun. and extra precautions hare been taken to Insure bis aafe dellrery from th county to federal officers. Rev. Ewing to Be Speaker at Lions Her. Joeeph Ewing, of St. Paul's Episcopal church, will giT th principal address at tb meet ing of the Lions club Tuesday noon In tb Hotel Willard when Lynn Roycrott will preside as chairman. Th Sacred Heart Academy string orchestra will present sev eral numbers; Miss Roth Cofer will sing a solo and th Kiwanla quartette will offer son selec tions. CCTTOO IT DOWN At the doe of th Clril War, America waa a continent' more than three month wide: today, by the best trains. It Is three days wide, and planes will soon re duce that to a mere fraction. Justice Ollrer Wendell Holmes has served oo the United Bute Supreme Court since 1J01. Legal Notice JfOTICE OF SeTTLEMEST OF FISAIt ACCOUNT la the County Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Klamath. la the matter of the Estate of George W. Bloomingcamp. De ceased. Notice Is hereby given that Ed ward Bloomingcamp, administrat or of the estate of George W. Bloomingcamp, deceased, has ren dered and presented for settle ment and filed In the above-entitled court bis final account of tbe administration of said estate a dot entitled, and a petition for the distribution of the assets of said estate, and Friday, the 12nd day of January, 193 J, at the hour of ten 'oclock a. m.( at tbe court room of said court, at tbe County Court House In Klamath Falls, Klamath County, Oregon, has been duly appointed by said court for settlement of said ac count and the bearing of aaid pe tition (or distribution, at which time and place any person inter ested In raid estate may appear and file his exceptions In writing to said final account, and contest the same and show cause, if any. "hy a (inal distribution of aaid state should not be ordered. , Dated January 18. 1931. EDWARD BLOOMINGCAMP, ' Administrator of the Estate of George W. Blooming camp, Deceased. D81.J8-J4.11.18 113 f Cream Top . Milk Onr milk li rich, wholraome. pan. pHNti'iirlxtM In (he 8iot perfect irnt, the rrratn (op bottle. Lost River Dairy American Stenographer Home After Eight Year's Prison Life in Oriental Dungeon VALLKJO, Calif., Dee. II, (U.B After eight black years In a Chinese duugeon, years In which her mother believed her dead, Gertrude Wolters. one a beauti ful American stenographer, has com bom, but not to th fami ly and fireside she left It years ago. Instead, she la a patient at Napa state hospital, her rea son destroyed. Th story of tb one young and comely helreea was told (or the first tint today aa relatives Bought, through the U. 8. con aulate, to unravel th mystery that lodged th girl In a Shang hai prison, transformed her Into a babllng maniac. Incapable of speaking mor than broken Eng lish, and with an Insatiable pas sion (or playing cards. Fortune Inherited ' Miss Wolters Inherited a for tune In 1913. She had worked most of her life, and her ambi tion. If she ever could afford it. was to ae th world. When she cam into her Inheritance, ah set out to realise her dreams. and sailed for the Orient. For 10 yeara ah communicat ed with relative here, telling how sbe waa poking Into the nooks and crannies of remote, exotic places, seeing strange things and experiencing tb thrill of travel. Sh liked China best and after a world tour, returned to Shang- Then, eight yeara ago. her letter suddenly ceased. Her mother. Mra. Lillian Sears, and her aunt. Mr. T. . Morgan. De tain alarmed. They went to San Francisco seeking to estab lish through the consulate there, communication with tbe girl. Mrs. Seara waa In her hotel room one night when an anony mous note waa clipped under the door. " You need not expect to hear from you daughter. Miss Ger trude Wolters any more," It said. She died out in China." ' Mrs. Seara said a woman of foreign extraction delivered th not. Sh believes tb woman was In lees lie with a band of Chines bandits, whose ramifica tions probably extended to San Kraarheo'a Chinatown. ItPturmil Lat link "It la my opinion," Mrs Seara said, "that (his woman was on of a gang ot brlganda who must have lured her Into acme Chlnea place. We gave ber up aa dead and believed her dead until three months ago when fed eral acents. trying to establish ber Identity, found us. They told us sh bad been found In an Isolated duugeon. They said the bandit gang loader had died and bia servant boy bad told civil authorities ot th glrl'a where abouts." Miss Wolters waa brought to San Frauclsco secretly last Wed nesday.' After a sanity hearing sh was committed to th asy lum. Mrs. Sears, who Urea on a ranch on the outskirts ot Yal lejo. said Miss Wolters spoke broken English, mixed with a Chines dialect. Sh aaid th woman had been confined ao long, from people of he own kind, that ah apparently had forgotten her own language- "She's atlll beautiful." th mother aaid tearfully. "But her mind Is broken. She play soli tar by th hour, even while she eata her meals. The heart breaking pari is that ahe does not recognii any of us" Mis Wolters baa three broth ers. John. Hsrold and William, all of Los Angeles. They have Joined with their mother In try ing to bridge the gap ainc their alster'a disappearance eight years ago. Before her disappearance from America. Misa Wolters was em ployed by tbe Canadian Pacific railroad. It was In this office that her deslr to see tar places waa born. S. P. Anticipates Heaviest Travel of Dollar Days Southern Pacific officials ex pect th heaviest travel ot any previous Dollar Days, when tick et sale open Tuesday morning at cent-a-mile rates over all the com pany's lines. Tickets will be on sal Tues day. Wednesday. Thursday and Friday, with a return limit of January t, and will be again on sale December It. II and Jan- nary 1. Already many persons have made reaervationa and because ot tbe expected heavy travel the of ficials ot th Un advise making reservations. 2 Arrests Made By City Police Only two arresta were made by the city police over the last week end. with John Figuroa and L. Peterson being arrested on charges ot being drunk. Figuroa was arrested at a local hotel Saturday night and Peter son at the police station when he got out ot a taxi. Each has been fined (10 or fir daya n th woodpile. Rust la estimated te coat the world more than five billion dol lars a year. Worse Than Chile. Husband (feeling a twinge In the back while he Is tuning In th wireless receiver) I believe I'm getting lumbago. Wife What's the nse. dear? Ton won't be abl to understand a word they say. Ftv automobile arcldenta war reported to th polio over th week end. with none Injured and minor damage to th rara In volved. C. R. Angua. 141 North Tenth, reported that he was driving west on Main street Friday, and that l. L. Jamison, city, stttrted to pull bla car away from the curb as Angus' car came even with It. The bumper waa torn from Jaml son'e car and the rear fender of Angus' car waa dented. Arnold Wlman, 16U Worden. reported that the front b,umper and fender on hla car were dam aged when he struck the rear fender aud bumper of another cur at the Intersection of Tenth and High atreeta Sunday evening. John M. Lloyd, box 704, report ed that th hub rap waa torn from another car at the corner of Esplanade and Aninieda streets, Monday morning, when his car skidded aa he waa making a right hand turn onto Alameda (rom Ks planade. Th bumper ot Lloyd's car waa bent. E. M. Hogu. ISO Eldorado, parked hi car acroa sth street from HIS Mala street. A trailer on a car driven by Joe White, III Eldorado. broke loos from White' car as It waa traveling west on Main street, and tbe trail er crashed Into Hogue'a car. Cars driven bv Mr. Jack Thom as. 1401 Mitchell, and John Hughe. MS GaVden, collided at the Intersection ot Radcllfte and Mitchell streets Saturday after noon. Mrs. Thomas waa driving south on Rsdcllff and Hughe waa going west on Mitchell. Po lice were unable to learn who waa at fault. 3 Face Liquor Charges Monday Floyd Brown and Ralph Me K'nley George, each charged with uuutinn nt nn nlnt ot moon shine, and Cy Hutrbinaon. charg ed with being drunk and dis orderly, will appear before Juat u. r th Pmm Parker Hubbard at Beatty Monday afternoon. They were arrested at Beatty Saturday night by Special Indian Officers V. G. Klock and Robert DeShaier and Indian Policeman David Chocktoot and Constable Kay Davis. Weyerhaeuser Camp Children 100 Per Cent on Seal Sale Th first rural school to send In relurus from th Christmas seal sal was Weyerhaeuser Camp school, No. I, ot which Mra. lleulah Elliott Is teacher. Th school which has an en rollment of 1? pupils took out 17.00 worth ot seals and sold them all, making th first ltA) per rent report to th committee, Tb results (rum th city school sale bar been turned In, but haa not yet been checked. Indian Children Get X mas Socks fhruitmue puy cheeks are being mailed to all minor children on the Klamath Indian reservation Who are nn the KImiiibII, viKI roll Monday. Th checks, about lit each. can h t. t. .. i v. . .. .. Chrlstmaa (or the Indian children. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED Beet ear can buy tor (50 cash. O'Neill's Grocery. Phone 851. It 5191 This Store Will Remain Until 8:30 o'Clock Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday To Accomodate ChrUtma Shopper Montgomery Ward & Co. 211-229 Mam Phone 384 Klamath Falls, Ore. DIES Of! SUM Miss Ileatrlca McAndrawa, age It, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin McAndrawa, passed aar early Sunday morning at a local hospital after an llltieaa ot sev eral weeks. Mtsa McAndrewa was horn In Chamberlain, 8. I)., In February, 11101 .and came to thla city with ber pareuta when ah waa K yeara of age. During her third year In high school, at the age of 1 bIim hiini III atiit tiHM 'been In poor health sine that tlm. In spile of Buffering total blindness. In H1H. ah waa well versed on current topics and mad many (rienda by th cheer ful disposition which ah main tained. Ilesldea her parents, ah la aur vlved by (our sisters, Mra. Ellen Patterson, Miss Catherine Mc Andrewa, Misa Veronica McAn dreaa, ot Klamath Kails; Mlaa Kather McAndrawa ot Mania Bar bara, Calif., and una brother, loll ii McAndrawa, of Klamath Fa I la. Hli waa a member of th Sacred Heart church and Allar society, Tbla evening members ot th Sacred Heart parish will nether at the Klamath Funeral horn (or recital Ion of the rosary, commencing at T:lt, Th funeral corteg will lra Ihe mortuary, Tuesday morning, at I: It and proceed lu th tiacred Heart wher High Masa of Requiem will b offered at .....I.... k r tli mums of her soul. Vault entombment will b mad la Ml. Calvary cemetery. To b perfectly proportioned a man should weigh II pounds tor every font o( bis height. NOTICE OUR STORE WILL REMAIN OPEN MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS TO ACCOMMODATE CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS. Klamath Furniture Co. Phone 874 721 Main St. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmwAmmm V. GIVE A RADIO AN YOU GEVE FOUR LASTTMG (BEFITS. 3 Beauty! of cabinet and design make, naaioa aa ornamental piece foi in nom. g Inspiration! 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Here are the New 1932 Feature: 1. Two Pentode tubes in Puah-Pull 2. Three powerful Super-Control Tube 3. Meter-Tuning 4. Automatic Volume Control 5. Continuout tone control 6. Extra large Super-Dynamic Speaker 7. Astonishing Selectivity 9. Beautiful Walnut Cabinet ftl ft A a 10 TUBE CONSOLE $89-50 Compare thla get with any 1125 radio on th market. Extra large speaker, met er tuning, volume con trol all th newest fea tures. Pay Only IS Down Sft Monthly Small Carrying Charge 7 TUBE CONSOLE $39-95 The newest addition to th Airline family. Complete with Pentode tube and Super-Control tubes. Un usual cabinet design. Un usual quality of reception. Pay Only $5 Down SO Monthly Hmall Carrying Charge 7 TUBE MIDGET $34-95 Another new addition lleautlful mantel typ cab inet. Bam unit aa the 7 tuhe console described at left. A wonderful Chrlst maa gift for th ntlr family. Pay Only $4 Down 4 Monthly Hmall Carrying Charg .Town? IEadno will be delivered at 7:30 p. m. 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