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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 24, 1931)
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON December 2i. 1031 the rim of the crater, the uaual vautaae point for the thou.amla of tourlnta who Ylsll the vohanu annually. The rim waa pro nounced dangerous hy rangers for Hawaii national park, In ahli'h the voltauo la located. The trail acrom the lava di'sert stretching the three mllea front volcano, began erupting ye"ter day. Tremor K.-ere The tremor which shook the Uland of lUwall yenti-rilay. was described hy old restdt'itia aa the most aevere lu many years. The eruption, with at least four flam ing fountains playing to a height of ISO feet, waa said to he (he moat violent since 1H34. Itravlng poaalhla aaphyftlatlon. J. N. Candy, manager of volcano house, struggled through the violent surface wind to gate Into I he pit of fire, more than a thousand feet deep. Me held a wet handkerchief over his nos trils and mouth so that he could approach the normally easily accessible HaleniAUiuau. tine wo man who attempted to follow him was forced to return by the ter rific wind. KouulHlne Am lllli tlandy reported four of the many fountains were 1 r.o feet high and others rose aa high aa 10 feel from tha seething floor of Ihe fire pit. I.Ike moat of the precedecenaors, the eruption Is confined to Ilia floor of llulemau mau. the top of Ihe burning column being far below tha sur face. Dr. Thoittaa A. Jaggvr Jr. vol canologut and director of Kilauea oh.ervutory, returned hurriedly from Hllo where he had come on hi wsy In Honolulu, so Hist he could study Ilia volcsnn'a latest display, The uuuke, which preceded the eruption hy nearly four and a half hours, toppled over algu posts around the crater and was felt throughout Ihe Island. Kil auea awoke from Its slumber at 1:86 p. m. (t:lt p. m., I'aclflc Standard Time), Algoma Spon$or$ Christmas Tree A.I.UOMA, Ore. (Special) Tha Algoma Community elub held a program and Irea Tuesday evening, December II, which waa In charge of the teachers, Mrs, Mildred Ladlmer, Mra, Chavlk sud Mra. Ilraudon. Tha program given by tha school children couslsled of songs and recitations. Tha tree waa furnished by the Community club. Kilauea Volcano, Aroused By Quake, Sends Forth Lava BOOST LEAD the voli-ano house In llalemau :r.u was safe, and huudreds of pwoole made a pllarluiaae to a HILO, Hwll. noo. t, (!) A huge volume of leva flowing Into llalemaumau crater, Kilauea, In a nw rnptlon started late yesterday, had completely cover ed early today the 4ft acres of the floor of the mantle pit. Approximately half a hundred ' i .. . i -1 - i v Tl visible from half the Islaud of Hawaii. Future Rout Kiwtatora Sulphur fumea kept hundreds of would-be spectators away from point aa close to the crater as possible. Aroiurd from Its year-long alumher by a violent earthquake, Kttauea. world's largest active PAGE TWELVfa GULBERTSUNS DURNEY Itv TuM O'NKII, NEW VOHK, Dec. 14 (Pi Victory In an of eight rubbers at the last pre-Chrlatmaa session, ending early today, added 8.820 points to the lead of Kly Culhert son's srstem of contract bridge , with that of Sidney 8. Lent, whoi has Oswald Jacoby as partner. When the sTth rubber of the 160-rubber match la atarted at the resumption of play at 1:10 p. m . Saturday. Culhertson will be 14. Mi points ahead with a total of 7K.160 compared with (J. 2B for Lent and Jacoby. Culhertson, with Mrs. Culhert son. Waldemar Von Zedtwlu or Theodore A. Llghtner aa partner, has won 4S rubbers to 18 for Leni and Jacoby. Most of the lead has been gained with the aid of Llghtner. who waa Cul bertson's partner at the last ses sion and who la to be displaced after the holidays by the return of Mrs. Culhertson to play at least 17 rubbers mora. A set of 1.400 points on Lens when he went down four vulner able trying to make one heart was a big factor in Increasing Culhertson s lead. It was the first session at the Waldorf, with Lens acting as host. Leni and Jacoby won the first rnbber on a brilliant end play of the last hand by Lens, but fortune there deaerted the host. The big set came soon thereafter. Culhertson and Llghtner were aet nine times compared with four times for the opposition, but kept their losses small and plunged little when vulnerable. Lens and Jacoby complained of lack of good cards, although they held four mora aces during the session. - Culbertaon's side had 18 more kings. Jacoby twice succeeded at game contracts doubled, bring ing his record for such things in the series up to five. Here is one such hand. No. S0O. which, gave his -side one of Its two rubbers: I Lens (North) 8 J 11 t I I H 7 D K It I T i I I C I Culhertson Llghtner (East) (West) Dealer 8 3 83 8 1 H-K J 10 t 5 I I H Q 4 D D A Q 1 ! C J 1 C A 7 Jacoby (South) 8 A KQii H A D J 1 C K ( 4 S 1 The bidding: East one no trump; south two spades: west three hearts: north three spades; east pass: south four spades; west pass; north pass; -east double; sll pass. Culhertson led the six of dia monds. He commented, that he had passed the double because he had a chance to defeat the con tract on a aingleton diamond Jacoby said he would have re doubled, but the opposition was not vulnersble and would have been set only one at five hearts. Culhertson and Llghtner could have got more out of their cards on several occasions. On hand 49 Llghtner. not vulnerable, contracted for two hearts and was set one. Culhertson remsrk ed that at least two hearts could have been made and Jacoby add ed that it was possible also to have made four clubs. Lightner made a mlsplay, forgetting the Queen of Hearta was out. WinLESEY CASE BY Arguments on the motion of Defense Attorney Ralph W. Horan tor the quashing of the Indictment charging R. D. 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