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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1932)
January 0, 1U2 THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALIS, OREGON PAGE! SEVEN SUCK PAVNG FIT tutomnbll tcclflenti were reported to my polk lit Mon day and Tuuaday tod blamed onto illpnery streets tnd skidding, Mri. J. A. Hhesrd. HIT John oa, Kited that her rr trurk the fender of a narked cur aa he wii turning frnm Mnln onto Twelfth street Thursday night. llovsrly TbomM, llul Wnl land, elated that bar tar itruik parked rar belonging to N. Knlir, Madlord. rrlday aa aha waa lurnlug from Creeceut avenue onto rerlluad a treat. Hlia blami'd tllppery pavement. K. I.. lUminoud alalad that h wee traveling nurtb on Kaat Mnln atriiKt Friday morning a train waa cmaelng the grade rroaalng and Ihut liti i-ar eknldi'd Into a deadmnn when ba appllad brakra to alow down. II drove tha rar Into tha clear on East Main and avoided an InUml. be aald. II inter Owlnia, SJOl Fouth Hlitli, raportad ibat Art Hlli'e rar bookad a f.nd. r onto tha front bumper of the rlir bui ban lb bua etonped Friday at Ninth and Main to dlerbarr n paaeenger In n bua iona. Hlle vraa lowing another rar. Karninnd Klra. 1121 Whit avenue, reported that another car topped euddenly In front or Dim between Fourth and Fifth alro-ie on Main street Monday ud hU car etrurk tha rear bumper of tha tlral car whoa driver fulled to signal or atop. Mo did not (at tba llrens Dumber ot other car. tba Sea Scout Ship In Elk Basement Tba derka of the 8. ft. ft. Nre King war cleared tor anion laat nlaiit Tha ahlp, chartered by tha Klamath Ren Bcoula, la lo cated In the baaement Of tha Elks temple. Ileilatratlon night aa held laat nliht with aereral new membera taken In. Hconts prevt ooaljr reglatered In tbla (roup re Harold Krueger. Hubert Jobnaon, Wayne le l-ap. Kay Morrla, Jamee Hluaaer, Morrla ' Blueeer, Vernon Denny. Norman White, Harvey Brannon, Donald Kenyon and Oectr lloaa. Reclamation Bureau Not to Move Office Offlrea of tha Vnlted Btatea Reclamation bureau will not be moved Into their new quartern In tha Federal building until January 10, according to Super intendent B. K. Harden. Several ablpmenia of furniture for the reclamation office hare not arrived. Employe of the U. 8. It. 8. re buay taking car of annual reporta and year-end work In preparation to moving Into their new office. Ilayden reported. I. ARK mil.ltlTV MAX IIEltK Erneat Itnatel, publicity direc tor and Richard I'anfleld, chief ranger of Crater 1-ake national park, atopped In Klamath Fa Ha Tuesday anroute to Fort Klam ath from Medford. The park employee will continue to the Dark on aklla Wedneaday. Tragedy Ends In llor tr plcturea In connection LI FOR AUTO CRASHES t i ; 4. that wotfoAMa is I-Jk TX Jf I Ajft i iZZsii 1 1 KNOWS IMPORTAMCe m JfT J t J -SK Sa tft'HOin a A L V r . v' I Wz, JaV. v 'V Nrc g l.irrr A)ieVevaMMwat.a.T.ar,T . J , k 4" f:l - f FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS rm7vN By BI"er -. A. yTTi ... . ' y ocV8 ilpTurl USM1T OUR CLUB BCW AcOVSO ) . 7 itsacat Jk.jrSZ-S . f liiisfe .XMM BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES ! " By Martin r"Vj v r u'Wwc.-ee v p-n-a 'jiy '" 1' it v Iffi i ""i -v ". ijCk , ,4. Mm iKPiwsweTa wrtn II f Co hot oiwmi U llv -vsu. oo vvk vntM voo woovo iVt -joos w toot.0 -vsm kio u-ko . t 1 ' , U I g WUOOt',, Wt WTOy OKN Wu.lvtW MPM OO - VCT V -.MO "TMr. XO A W "M AMO 9WWv WVW 63 hVV , t.. , JJ' ! vvTWTU rrt TJCvWWCt, to ArKBOtyy JW.W tKWW -AvJv. W TtMM. VWtC -jaVOULO Of AvK'. - r': 1 7z jL fop mtt ... h 1. ranch, trmy otticor, irom a pisioi snoi ni-r viiu, Above, Mra. Oertrud MrKnrna, of Kansa City, riding with French from Hun Vrancli.cn In I.ns AiieoIcs. Hit told tlllroy police French attacked her with a hammer, then crashed hit tntomohll Into a ni.al I'nllce aenklne French, found hla body. Upper loft, Lieut. Frenoh. Center, where French' Amusements PELICAN High BtkM,H No a playlni, Lowtil kith Hhoruian. Vol Now playing. "Coraalr." With I'haater Morrla. minnow Nw pitying. "Young DoDOrao'l Kid," with Richard Dig. I'lii Tree Now playing, "An- naballa'g Afrslrs," with Victor MrLaglsa, VKUCAX What, not all adore from New roikT Check over the Hat of RKO lladlu I'lriuree' playara now ap pearing In the fnat-niovlng, com edy drama. "High Hlakas," at the I'ellian theater, and you will Iind not on who rlalma tba ao called center ot the Hi eater al hit birthplace. VOX (heater Morrla emerge In "Corsair." at tha New Vo the ater for tha laat times today, aa full fledged United Artlatg atar an alevallon which brlngl tha young actor Into lb ranks of Chaplin. Fairbanks, Colman and Cantor. Thua Broadway actor who three yeara ago waa unknown to pi. ture audlencre baa reaenra me heights of aiardom. In 12. It will be recalled. Morrla waa Im ported from Broadway to por tray the leading rele In "Alibi." picture which Blade him ce lebrity almost overnight. R.MMIOW Twin alara from two of the yeara moat aigniiirani pictures form a new aireen combination in "Young Itonovau'e Kid," cur rent allie.tloa at lb Halnbow theater. 1 bey are Mlchard Ula. who contributed to "Cimarron," the glamoroua charactarlutlon of Yancey Cravat, and Jackie Cooper, ramarkahlo T-yaar-old child actor who brought to Ufa Percy Croaby'a lovable "Bklppr" In the feature plctur ot tba earn till. TINE TRER Victor McLanlen. the big he- man ot motion plcturea, baa rhaaed eountleaa women through mllee of film, bnt nntll ha por trayed the rola ot John Rawaon, tha waatern mine owner ot great wealth In "Annabella'a Affair." lb comedy now at the Pin Tr, he never got hla woman. IXRTAI.I.ATIOX Herbert Applegat. ramp No. II and auxiliary No. 14 ot United Hpanlah War Veteran will hold Joint Inatallatlon of officer at the court houa hall Thuraday venlnc. January 7. ltefreahment will be sanred at :S0 D. m followed by In. atallatlon rltuala. All membera ar requeated to nttand. Suicide Of Officer with the doath of Lieut. William oar loft highway. Below, th I'M i . - ASIATIC SQUAOROIM Klamath Empire News MITS pmfmfnts L iaain empire rsews ""k NFW YFAS PARTY MANILA, P. !., Jan. . (I'P) Ntvtl offlxrt bar aald today Ihtt BO uninual moramenla of the t'nlted Hiatal nary'a Aalatlc fleet bad been ordered became of tba Mnncburlan conflict. Tha entire fleet la anchored her eicept tboie ahlpa that pat rol Chinee walera each winter. Tboee In command aald they did not anticipate any general move ment of lb fleet to Chin. American ahlpa now atatloned In Chlnea watere Inrluda ona da troyer In each of tlx port of Hhtnghal, Nanking, Foochnw end Amoy, liven gunhoiti on tha Yinkti river, two (t Canton tnd on near Tlenialn, Tha laat moramant ordered wtt dlapttch of dealroyer to Foochow In connection with tha capture of Harriet lltlreratadl. Metbodlat Dilaalonarr, who wta releeaad ssversl daya tgo. Tooh Stolen From White Pine Company Mora than 1100 worth of tool, the property of Charlea K. Mil lar, owner of tha White pin Moulding company, and O. H. Dye. foreman, were ctolen from lb plant, according to report from tha aherlff'e office. The rohbara entered th nffic of th Whit I'ln company by Inaerllng bar In tha padlock and Iwlatlng It off. Nothing but th tool had been mleaed Tuoaday afurnoon, th hrlff tated. Fearing Charged With $58 Theft Larceny charge wr filed by Deputy rHatrlct Attorney D. E. Van Vector Tueaday agalnat Harvey Fearing, charging theft of 1(1.17 from the Checker Service nation Monday night Fearing la being held In tb county Jail. II waa arraigned before Judge Barne Tueeday riernoon but haa not entered bla Plea. BRINGING UP FATHER ALVWTb -VTTR TOJ A " - 1 VTciV r (Tt I TtU. MXTClt WHAT WE ARE CQIMG FOf. S.ytRCtSC-THI'o CXX &T Vr" jPrJOW- r Mi A t-OeOC WALK A MIKE -DO -TOO HlAd? AXXOfXCED ' - -eew.-sw-wssw WASH TUBBS By Crane " 3T (f Trt ATS fW K?f.A f 1CK16 N BONESl I B'UtVOrjkMV Y rWT NOT ONVf THAT, CM, VOO Y" Mi. "WAV'S eVWRIGrWT. SQUARe J , VSl I VtTT I'M AFtytlO U. t 1 1 VA, MA'AM. TwA. ALL THE allolj' MA'AM, BUT IF VA NEPS PARUN&Sj SHOCrTERS, TWS US, AtA'AM, lliKS LU' I CAM REAU.Y PRCAS M V. PROOF I JAeTrSyrVT KIMC' J OS TO LAV OOT THIS MUCf,) VOX CAN I V W6 LOVES " v.LfM1 iJLrpri ( iwBttEve C tuanS I r (coRes To 2T f- iOLF6AMG-S J I S6TTt6 WITH L THAT H6 ReCElVCB Jlkv. S VARN. 1 Xf ' a?slK BIG BUM. r6Gtu from ftCAw- ( A UnT 0 vi ) Tvll " UCQ UK STATXL. TT-. .., J t A S -IsT h. - ' XI i I fc ZM. TX GIVEN IN VALLEY I.AS'OELL, VALLEY A record-breaking crowd attended the New Year' Ev party and dance at th Community Hall, whan tba program waa given by tb differ ent orgnnlaelloue of th valley. Tba flrat number waa laugh able ona put on by two email boy drnaaed a calihage rhl ten. Tn neat number waa called "Chrit maa Toye." by th 8t. Barnabaa guild. Mlaa Orac Brown look th part of th reader and number ot th adulta of th com munity war draeaed ta doll tnd toy. Don Cllman tnd Frank Thomp son entertained with a ont be tween arte, "Rocked In th Cradle of th fleep." A mock wedding pnneorrd by th Woman' club waa on of th heat of th eve ning. Dreaaed In old faabloned coatilmea th ladle tnd their gum-chewing furnlahed much tun. Mr. I.lnyd (lift took th part of th triumphant bride tnd Mr. John Bunn th part of tb fluaterrd bridegroom. Th Woman'a club alio tang t number of old faahloned eong. Mia Georgia Oilman wta th aololat tnd Mr. Leland Hirrli planlat. Th Lngll Valley grant had broadcaatlng nation with Don Oilman a th announcer. A quartette compoaed of John Thaw, Robert Thew, Henry Tbw and Frank Tbompaon aang a number of eong and a trio compoaed of Mr. and Mra. Jo Maboney of Bonanta tnd Mr. John Bunn alaa aana: aeveral aonga. A boxing bout waa ataged by th AtbletU club. Tb boxer wer Earl Mulkey tnd Art Horaley. Bob Thew waa tb referee. When Tot waa taken by th audience to find which number had been th moat popular, tb broadcaatlng atatlon won ana waa nreeented with Box ot canny. Dancing waa enjoyea in re- mtlnder of th evening by mnale furnlahed by th local mualclan. Iladlo and vlctrula alto furnlah ed part of lb vnlnf'i nter-Ulnmant Winter Sport$ Enjoyed At Agency KLAMATH AORNCY-Bkll trt much In evidence theae day, and young and old r enjoying th winter aporta, now t their height. Th Agency la blanketed by heavy now, with about II Inch re maining on th level. Ther haa bean frequent anow atnrma tnd th Agency eampue haa been ex tremely beautiful for aeveral week. Fort Band Will Give Basket Social TOUT KLAMATH, Or Th Fort Klamath brae band will aponaor t baaket aocial In tb clubboua Thuraday vnlng, Jan uary 7. Card tnd dtnclng will be enloyed tnd teveral apeclal elect long Will b (Ivan by th band. Th public to Invited. Ladle ar requeued to bring baake'a of rafreebment which will be auctioned off during tb evening. Accidents Reported At Sheriff's Office Two minor teddent wer re ported to tb Iberia offlr thle week. Ed Barren of Aahland and State Popp ot Merrill re ported that their care collided January I on tha Lakarlew high way aa Barren waa pulling ont of aervlr atatlon. D. A. Rterland of II II Blehn treet reported that hla car col lided with another driven by A. B. Campbell ot Pin Grov Tuea day morning. Th tccldent oc curred on Tht Dtllea-Ctllfornlt highway. No Inlurie resulted from either accident. lntcrlptlon In gold or allver to ccompllabed with an electric pen ell that wrltaa with beat through gold or ellver toll. LAKEVIEW, Or. William Hauler, tttt highway eommte loner, tnd Arcbl McOowtn ot Burna, president of th Boulh eealern Oregon Development lea gue, mad an Inapertlon trip Sat urday over the new grad of th Lkvlew-Burn highway. They war able to travel th new grad frnm th Central Ore gon highway to tb north end of Abert Lake, dlatanc of ap proximately 70 mllee. An t-mlle gap In tha new grade that to be ing conatructed on th aat aid of th Ilk mad It naceaaary to detour. Mr. Hanley remarked upon hit trrlvtl her that be would rather bar taken t licking than to hav to pull off th grade and have to drlv over th "old cow trail" on th went aid of Abert Lake. Mr. Hanley elated that ever elnce h flrat Journeyed from Ilurna to Lakevlew back In 1874, he ba longed to mk th Jour ney over at leaat t graded road. At meeting Batnrday night with th director of th Lakt County chamber of commerce tnd member of th county court, Mr. Hanley thanked th county court for opening th tttt highway adjacent to Lakevlew with county equipment during th recent ttorm. Mr. Hanley tnd Mr. McOowtn wer accompanied to Altura Bun day by a group of local bualneea men where abort vlalt waa hid with old acquaintance tnd flrat hand Information wet obttlned concerning tut hlghwty con struction tctlvttle in Modoc county. Th flrat astronomical observa tory In th Vnlted States was built at Williams college, Williamsburg, Mass., In 1834. Th total number ot tttrt to se tl mated to be between 10,000 tnd 50,000 million. Old Settler With Good Memory Recalls Severe Drouth of '89 LAKIVIEW, Or. "Tm, Lsk tnd Kltmath countlaa sudsred from tt aever t drouth In th 'good old daya' tt they did la lll," recently aaaerted Fran M. Duka, local Justlc ot th peace. Juatlc Dub lettled In Lake county back la 1171. Tb writer ha llatened to o many old timer brag tbout tb tbundint feed for livestock hack In tha 'lO't tnd 'tO't; how prlc war tlwty good, tnd all wer proaperoua la South Central Ore gon, thtt h decided to ak on eesgy settler of exceptionally good memory It th early settlers wer not really plagued with drouth tnd poor prices. "Very little mow fell during th winter of llll tnd ll. Neither Lak nor Klamath coun tie raleed any hty during 'II. Th cattle tnd aheap went Into th winter In a run-down condi tion, tnd thousand of tnlmala died In th heavy enow drift. Hay could not be had it tny prle. I ran a threshing machine that summer In the Ooos Lak valley. W did not thresh enough grain to mak sufficient flour to carry th rancheri through th winter. Taxpayer League To Meet Wednesday Tha Kltmtth Ttxptytra Lg u will meet Wedneaday night tt 7:10 o'clock In th circuit court room ot th court houa to dis cus county and city bullosas matters. It haa been previously an nounced that th league will dis cus th possibility of filing aa Injunction to (top Aaessaor W. T. Lee from forming th county tag rolls on th bail of th budget tdoptsd by th county court De cember 10 ovr th protest of th leegu oa a number of lumi and requeeted reductions. Prospectors Co To School in Montana BUTTE. Mont, Jtn. GJJ9 Placer gold, glittering In th straam beds of th west, con tinues to lur mn from mtny Th Vegetable did Dot mature. W had to purchase practically all ot oar food for th winter ot 'II outalde ot th two eouutle. "Tb folk la Klamath county can b thankful that they had Ir rigation during 131. Back In '8 Klamath county had no Irriga tion projects, tnd tba rancheri over there war al bad off aa wa were. Hollars wer aa scare hau's teeth la Botitb Central Ore gon for th next two yeara. Al though moat of the liveatoek died In the winter of 'II, and moat all of th Weal waa hit la a almllar manner, prlrea for livestock did not rla very rapidly. "Our mlafortuae In 1131 waa Klamath'! gain, for tlmoat 1100, Out) ha bee spsnl by Lak coun ty rancher for hay tnd pasture In sonthern Klamath county sine laat fall, tnd much more may be pent befor th winter la over. Rut good tlmea will aoon be her gain, and fifty yeara bene th young folka of today will b tell ing the young folka than of th proaperoua dayi back In the '30's, and you will hav to look hard tor enmenn that will readily recall th drouth of 1931." wtlkt of lift Jutt at It did In th dtyt ot '41. When a tchool for proapectora opened tt th Monttna School ot Mine today, ll man from many profession wsr among those who registered. A dentlit, tn embalmer. a clairvoyant, a postmaatar, a truck driver and a radio repair man wer among th students who at down with grlxxled old pros pectors to learn how to eclentt flcally find tb wealth concealed In tha handa of monntaln ttreama. Th cours will eontinu for tig weeks. Lumber orders for th week ending Nov. 11 were 19 per cent bov mill cat. It we th fourth successive week In which order had substantially exceeded production. AnthrarM Industry tn Pna ylvanla In November went back on a bimonthly million-dollar pay roll. By George McManus death eat. w . " ' - vwMaa saamaBBwaeweaeu
