The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, January 29, 1932, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextJjinimrv 29, 19.12 THE EVUN'INC IIKUAM). KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON VAUti THKKhi Before Jail Doors Closed on Gandhi Clu-a to I'.iU Jfiil Mlli'lidd i lilt l minimi muti'R' iliiuiir l, i Hi,! lHllOfllNt KlUIIul i litn . h Thtit mIh v even In a, under iiihi'n of (In laidl' AM. Hay. Mi-hllla T Whv, puNior. wit I'liulriiiMit and H C. ii im tt k (HMliliHNlir. Toa-il Itf l ml I v Itt uw I tut i wcim glvt-H unit aiatn aotura ! MKIIK. 'I It II fill 1(1 III k pro- imm BlVfii: A HH-rli a, Aililri'MN of ! nine, lt-v. vltU T Whf Hitln, inirtliiM it group. Mr. I. eira 1 1 1 1 1 In Tnul, 1'hhIi-iii group, K. , Cbltrol. Folk dam Intel Iliilt if Hut, Iiih it 1 1 In, TruiM, .1 n h-na lim it mm. i tri nun. KIm hiiIm quart! , HniiihM n at m it, lifii Cmi IllMK. 'I iiwai , Ca lifwmla, t;o, Wal foll. 'I he, tiofti fur ill h int ut't cm Mu K M. I 'It 1 1 til m, itn II. K I'i-IIi, Mr. K X Kendall, Mr, t, it rw-r..-. i t i; m I iu lilt. Mi ltty NurMa. Mn M. J Yunnif . lt m. .lnliH Yuil n. Mm IU hl I. Mr. I.muii u uti and Mia. I. K, l'hHp. 't'hi i iimmlttett hi i tin i tv ut mt riiMHUM'i wa Mr. I. .V llatma an. I Mr. II. K. IVIH. an a? 1 4 A 146 Idohiiroua HiruiiKu iinililrd th- ull- dorMi-l aiiMiinlili liuh Uirv Mahal iiia 4 ;m rnihi ilimtiKh lt itiHti uf lUnutmy, IiuIih, a f I t hi ri'lurii from I hi lumiil 11 't roiidTi'iir In I.uimIoii. Hui a ( tint aftrr till phHiri i mkui, (hi tit 1 1 IikIihii lilnr m nt itniid ami jui tiii "UnrlDK ih t tn of lh gut ! mm-nt afirr Im htiil aliMttin tli fi-iirw.il (f ' p,v t md la ih & ' rlni Hti ivh rnlf Moderns Wed by Ancient Kites Pendleton Obtains Mill Race Rights lllflH'l W. I' It in 1 II k t II uf till fNHtft it ( Itt-jruii lht i uf Hit h'liipul (in ti ll, will ar rlin In K la in I It KH iul wk, fruiii I'i'iKlli'tuii Hinlii'tt KfinliiK tti III i utiilu' t iitif irnmi Inn I at th i him h HitmUy. KfWlllMlv T fcMrwl rvi'lil hal Ixini plnilliril ttt hi tniimr, ar -unllUB tu lt J ti llwliic 'ntur tf Hi. I'anl ttiurih. Mil ri.-.!(rrt Atl Youiik Tommy Is Winner Over Newsboy Brown HAfHAMKNTO. Calif . Jan. 2. (UP) Ymnir Tmimv, 1 1 7 . Kit lliiiiu, wciii ih l alifniiilrt liMttiiiiii- I'lff ht t Im in i) nil alii i ln-rn ;ittl III Milt ! llrlcat I UK n I tro n. 117. I .n AnK'I". w Im had hold tli tlllr, In a I round Itoill. Tin firht ) f.i all !L a Ith tlic nntniM'tiiiM 1 1 udinit iuu ln willingly. Jn k m i--. fur m rr lii'o WfiKht i ham imh, irrifiiid Y iM n tr Ti'iniv with tliK t liatiiituiiftiiip In It aftr tin- li-iul Ford Motor Shows I Surplus, Profit t.ANSIMi, Midi, J-n :"J. (UP.) Tim Kord .Motuf ouipwiiy KiMt'iii-iit of It iinilltiun a, uf j I mt. 31, rnt. fitid i"U Mmwi-di in kutilu and undivided prnfit j uf i;nlH.:t ThU did nut In-' flud H7'J Hi: iNh win. h, Wa t aldi for d-irrUttHi. II Wil l, IMMK 111 I l HAI.KM. (lit- , J-.ii UP lUnli-l lifHiiif nhtaiii'd a luariUiKi Iu !! Iitrt tiMluy II- will man r'lir-in l(uiiw'U. Ilotli an (rum 1'oitland III II V IMHIMM K K. i', II. 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Mr. Jui kxiu, in fkniulniiiK why Hutu Im fmUllr aM-kltiK. utiitiil that It rum- fruui a llr ImpiilKf' lu hi in m niih a t , 111 ut ral d h radio, lia iiiiii-t Iflr. tht i" la nh 4 Mhuwii thai iln-rn wi-ro Hiri-H (lllfii uliii-M Iu hr ovi-n utii tn Hid making uf plihllr pt'akHr. 1 In; lltffli Ullll'M IT: till p'THUIl didn't i art to talk lift mine tin miS)'"' t wii u n J ti t r-tt t it k , pfuplr think t hi t all pi-uk-r ur iruliu-il. Tht Ith a 4 i ImI ini'iit I at 1 1 ind makfi a p-a k-r A i ut iIhik tu Mr. Jai Vmhi, fr tti Hpcakinre ! -atly uv-r i unit If th ulij-"t It Itittr hi it tu oi( if ilt rf In a r .iluai ion UjaI ilu audiihf i ft lt inll', t hat hat you aay inattiMc, and t!,at uu bat atnplf priiurwiion. At tint n-t iu-titie the Z- y vg 1 , Mu(itiii w itn-i-d ih- an ii-nt Shlniu ddtn rT-iiiuny wiien, a - tin plitur nhi.w-.. Mary (Uiton. Japn?e (irl, burn of Amrlcau ! pan-iiu, and t tnkumorl Ta hllrtia, sm A ijc-Ih bmkrr. wrm tnar-ri'-d In l,o AtH'-l.. H hudo, th Shinto pr I .!, la mii hre with IiIm aiiMtMiit in th- lolorful ritual th Sao San Ktdo rfremony utiiliiiK "ih lutipl an dliavlnv thfiit fihanK drtnk from nine ' (Hp Of Wliir. IN FlfJJL STRETCH I 'Hlf'A.iO. Jan. 21. Vi Tli world thr riiNhlun hlHlard tuurriaiiif nl viiHtmI It final ir.i'h today with Dttii ltlalt. thn I'hlladflphi Vfttraii. afttlng th par. ilm roiw Iu lh iihdliputrd lad by d'f-alliiK Irn Ki-UlM-y of hi raxo lait nlitht to brt-ak a triple rffadlrx-k. while Arthur Thurii blad or t'hl. ago. the d' fendlof rhurnplon. waa tonlitjr in llfn Hall, alio a loral luminary. The twelfth nf the 21 day Ttt-M aw Annie Klrkhfer. a f'htra icoan. In wcond ple and Thurn blad tld with (in ( opulo of Knri'nr, Ore., for third H'H while th- adJtiitmeiitM wire belurz made anions th top nut rher. the f aIHtUm irtiHp-d at the d iMhf d'("at handi-d You tin Jake Hrhaefer, the in l halkllne i hainplon, by Johnny m) ton of Hfdalla, Mo., yfsfrda. Iayton and 4 ha-fr are now tied for Mixth pla e. wtih thre won and thre mt, and both hav an on l -Id rhame to at l-at tie th- lf-ad'-m before the play end. Copula, alwayaa threat, mwu Tiff (M-nton of Kana l ily, and lytun en ra Halt in today' afternoon gum, whllt K It and Krank H nill of Huffalo, and Klefkh-fer and !,n Krnney of ( hii-axo play at night. Western Paper To Run at Capacity HAI.KM. Or . Jan. ti. U.R The teru Taper Convert lim t orn puny plant ttartrd today to product lUU.OoO.OOO KlMH.in paper ban, to be tid aa wrap per for a froarn hrrtert run fwrtloii. The plant will run at in partly for nine mouth to fill th order. ilar-M will Im told how to pre- J par- a pe-i h. There will he no grail ''it j Klvi-n hut a itiifltat- I of- len-d. I Mr. Ja ko ralil. "Si-ak ' w lit-n oil hnve Mumr-i htm; in i mind wlii'li o ronunaiid your j inter')! that you deolre to romuiuii! ate." Student Checks University Fire SAI.K.M. Oir, Jan. 0J.P A blare wtih b mar have bn Imendiary wan r ticked at Katoo II a I I. Willamette I nlreraity. Thnrtday hy Itono Tlowman. Htndfiit furnace tender. Kaion arrived before the blaze ht'came tartoiii. Katun Hall U the unlterlty admin mi ration buildtnrc ItITT IIJNO KINM! CINCINNATI. Ohio. Jan. 29. i1 Chronopher 'Rat" Hat ta li no. formr wurld'a feather w irht ham p Ion. fit fined latino and auiMrtided indefinite ly hy the Ohio bo fun cominlioa Thursday for hi part in a "no iont-Kt- bom with Freddy Miller h-re r--ently. f Famlllarixr younwlf with the i eotirenierit rataloxue form of the Claifld HecMon. It mnkH it jeany to locate Just what you want at a moment's noire. I Tastier Sweet Pickles rid why ar Kurr'f iwecl lrklea ao much crtaper . , to aptcjr In a mellow, ap jetiilnc way? All becau3 Kerr eiperla employ Ir 'inlte rare In avery aep . . rum aeloctiou of Infredient o th all-Important afftnf. Royalty of tho Table F 1 GvD A v jmxdQMjoit M. PF.RTOr.MO. HtJmammk Uctrt, I'ortUnJ MAl'D RFFTF.S 1 N,ed Pacific Northwest cooUing authorities lead in welcome of sensational new-type shortening CHARLES C. TIUNER, P . ' iv.'is L v "'e "7i us label is just as important to me as the Paris label in a own!" WHKItKVKK you pi, up ami iltmo llic dual, ttir lwt cools ire UlLing iIhiiiI il ttouilrrful ucw-t) ic liorlrning. Firnl it liHilt Califurnia by storm. Million of pounds torre sold in one hortjrar. Now the wliolc Parific Norllmrst is finding what a joy it it to use. Formay tlie perfect liurlrnini;. Tlirse rvrn well known Nortlmrst t-imling rxrrta were llic first to try it lirrr. Thry give it tlirir lirarty approval aud arc panning llic gotMl ni'MKon to liounrKivra. Here ia a shortening that ia made. Iiy an absolutely new prm-esa look new give new result. It has every advantage. Try Formay fur pie. The crut i the old-fahinned kind flaky and tender. Try Formay for cake. It cream ao quickly and thoroughly that the simplest little two egg concoction ia light and airy. And in frying. Formay preserve fluvor even the most delicate. Don't delay, when there 'a a brand new rooking thrill waiting for you. Try Formay yourself and see how beautifully your conking turn out. It cornea in the pound carton, and ia 1, 2, 3 and 6 pound tin. Swift & Company Purveyors of Fine Foods . . . .i 14 : The Happy -Co-Lucky Hour, 2 to 2:15 P.M. Tmcjuv.i and Than, dm, Columbia Rrmnlca.itinH System: KOL, KVI, K01N and KFl'Y, Thert't a Formay turprise Jar you. Here are Formay's prize points: 9 5nnw whit purity, tiller absence of flaTor. Kormay keeps indefinitely. Formay is the fastest creaming shortening on the market. Save time and ef ftirt. Give cake and ennktea lightness and fine tei.tnre. Ileal to an Intense degree, without odor or smoke discomfort. Fried foods made with Formay are orinp. grcaselesa, digestible. The sprinay quality of Formay dough assure old-fathkmed fiitVy pastry. Come ounreuienlly packed ia variou sise. Buy Formay In tin or the carton conveniently lisped to fit in anywhere. V ' i i . al .jL.WaVX Mi w-v J. W. NK.WMF.YFR.-A ' ' - f , 4 "'a""0 lv 11 " HELEN SWOPE. 1 fimondAleoney V ' X J W.SeaV 11 J? JEAN H0VET. );;, ' raw1 iiU H I . I . Olympic Aeoofc f 8-v i .r"'.- Formor fcears (ft SiWA's Prmium fV U yCtdf ' TS5 I.WuvSeW-wJlriWciAJt II J - rZa . fit excWienea and unvarying oni- f ' J jem"" mxr" - JonniViHfooiqumUty. The last word in sugar! That's what the C and H MENU "Berry" label means uherever you ste it. It's your guarantee of pure cane sugar. It's your guarantee of a granulated sugar that creams quickly with butter, dissolves three times as quickly as ordi nary granulated, makes creamy fudges and icings, cakes that are light and fluffy, gelatine desserts .... We could go on, and on. Instead, we'll simply suggest that in order to be certain of getting this quick-dissolving granulated for every menu use, you buy only sugar labeled C and H MENU "Berry." Buy it in the clever new wax-wrapped pouring-protective carton or in a smart looking white cloth bag. You can afford to be par ticular about getting MENU "Berry" because, if you're a good housekeeper, you can't afford to be without it! Brown Sugar, Confectioners Powdered, Dessert Sugar, Crystal Tablets, and Cube lets in fact all the C and II MENU Sugars offer endless opportunities for varying the menu. fjfcft lNU J .Jj..u.M, ) 2 lb. and 5 lb. pouring pack ages. 2 lb., 5 lb., 10 lb., and 25 lb. cloth bags. mi nmv PURE CANE C and II Sutat Refining Corpaflion, Dtpi. CX-21, 215 Market birtet, ton Francisco, California Plea't tend mt your fm recipe booklet lull ol cut out dolls Th Slcas Doll Family and THiia Favorite Rcciru. XAM . EDWARD MATTTJIEU, umtmpm nam, tpob AnnuKa.. city ,.