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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 30, 1932)
PAGE SEX THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS OREGON January 30, 19.12 EJve&'y Bay Manny PflflaEas Aw &&ve& IBy IReaifflegs S THnese SDassaSSecfl AgEs lt (Giicniug fjcraliJ EUOKNa, 8. KELTY Psbllsbed every afternoon except Sunday by The Herald Publishing Company at 101-111 South. Fifth Street. Klamath Kails. Oregon Entered as second class natter at the postofftc of Klamath Fslls Oregon, on August 10, 110. under art of Congress. March S. lilt. MAIL RATES PAVAHLL IN AI-VANCK By Mall DrUrvrrd by Curie In Could la llti County County ThrM Months f 1 7 ll.TI Sli Montht I U S SI Ona Vr a.t MKMBKR Al lHT B I Hpreantad nationally by M. C. MOGENSEN 4 CO.. INC., San Francisco. New York, Dtrolt, Seattle. Chtraso. Portland. Loa Ange!. Copiea of tha Newa and Herald, together with complete Informa tion about tha Klamath Falls market, may ba obtained for tht taking at any of the office. MetnbeT of tha AmocUic-q rteaa Tha A .woe la tad Pre la axcluairely entitled to tha ue of republtca tloa of all newi d la pate baa credited to It or not otherwlaa credited la thla paper, and also the local newa published therein. All rlsnta of repnbHratlon of special dipatfhpe herein are aio reeerTM. Want Ad Indes All cUi(lction tra number ed and appear Id numerical or dtr. Th following; ax tha num bjrs for the more Important C4VlftCttOD: Antomottvo &uainjj opportunitiaa Contract Work Wanted a. II Educational For Rnt Raaltora . Furaishod Apt, to Let Furnlhd Uoua to Lt , Furnuhd Rooms to Let , -11a 11 14 11 II Zll His Financial Gnra) Kotlcos , Help Wanted. Male Help Wanted, Female , Livestock and Feed Looses Lost and Found , . Miscellaneous for Sale. Personals Poultrv for Sale Real Estate for Sal Real Estate for Leas , Real Estate Wanted Room and Board Situations Wanted Stores and Office II I 15a 20 e 18a Swap Transportation To Exchange refurnished Apt, to Let- 13a I'nfumtshed Houses to Let 1 Wanted. Miscellaneous .11 Wanted to F.nt IS Combination Herald and Newa CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATE8 Telephone 1900 . Three cents per word per day. Same ad run three consecutive days sc per word. Same ad run six consecutive days lSe per word. Stmt ad run 14 consec utive days e7e per word. No book ehsrgs made for less than II cent. If your ad appears re correctly, notify us immediately. Wt ac cept responsibility for only ana Incorrect Insertion. Lodge KLAMATH LODGE NO Tt A r. ez A. . Stated Communication Second and Fourth Mondays. Visiting Brother welcome LOOMIS BUILDING Lost and Found LOST Child's Bulova wrist watch. Reward. Phone Dr. Miller. 1W. 5604 STRAYED From McCornack ranch, blue roan milch cow. Phone 12F11. S590 General Notice I WILL NOT be responsible tor any bills contracted try my wife, Ethel McMullen. on or after this date, Jan. 30, 1932. RUSSELL McMCLLEN. oll NOW the BRHCK CAFE Offers you A Special Steak Dinner of th finest steer beef only. T-Bone Tenderloin Top Sirloin With Mushroom Sauce Including soup, salad, vege tables, hot breed, deesert and drinks. Every arening f to I. We aleo give Orange Stamps 111 No. 7th St. SPANISH KITCHEN 1121 Wal- nut. 5291 6 Help Wanted, Male WANTED Tailoring salesman; experience not necessary, but willingness to learn essential. Branch office in Portland. For particulars write Nagh, 204 Stpvens RMg . PnrMand. SUPS 7 Help Wanted, Female WANTED Active young woman for chambermaid and general housework. No experience. Phone 700, Apt. 103, after 7 P. m. 5(03 WANTED Girl to do housework for room and board and small wagea. Phone 211 mornings. 9 Situation Wanted SOON Industry will be calling will you be readv to take better Job? International Correspondence Schools. Call 1123. 6615 WANTED Hour or day work, housekeeping, or position as chamber maid, or waitress. JJine27nR56nn 10 Contract Work Wanted PHONE 2S37J J. E. Patterson, for painting em I mates. S322 PAINTING, paper hanging and kalsomlnlng. Prices right. Jess E. Tatteraon. Phona 2387J. till 4 Publlaber Ona Month f n i Tbraa Months 1 tH Sli Monthi I On Yar ,, READ OP CIKlTLATlON u Furnished Roomi FOR RENT .Mr bedroom. 4 i block from Main. 114 North 3rd. 509 PELICAN HOTKL-Weeklv rates 14: with bath . Hot and cold water. Plenty of steam heat 5 ST 3 12 Room and Board WANTED Roomm and board era, for coupla, $55 month, a Perahlni War. on boa Una. 13 Furniahed Apartment .maili lurnitnea apartments, electric retngeration. garage. Rent cheap. 320 Washln gton. Phone IsTtM. 5(71 FOR RENT 3-room apartment, overstuffed furniture. flre- I nlshed. (25 month. Close in. Phone H54WX. 5C12 FCRN1SHED APARTMENT for rent. 2358 White Ave. In quire Apt. 1. 5603 FCRNISHED Apt., overstuffed, electric range, hot water. S31 N. 8th St. 50S 5-ROOM furnished 707 Washington. apartment. 501 APARTMENT Everything fur nished. Also sleeping room. 920 Lincoln. 5596 FOR RENT Ground floor apart ment. St. Francis Ants., (28 Oak. 5197 FOR RENT First class furnish ed apartments. Evans apart menta. Phone 144J, or 200. 49S6 APARTMENTS Rex Arms. Steam boated. 6428 ApsxfcnisEt Hois! Best for th money. Newly decorated. With or without frigidalre. Electricity, telephone, steam heated garage. I3S and np. Maid service it desired. 11th and Walnut Phone 700. 14 Furnished House rOR RENT Modern 4 -room fur nished house. 11 N. th St. S614 COZY 3-room honse, nicely fur nished, clot in. 715 Jeffer son. gi3 4-ROOM furnished house, full basement, furnace, $25. (22 Lowell. 5671 FOR RENT Reasonable, nine- room house, mostly furnished. Close to Main. Call 1776J. 6669 X-ROOM furnished house, ga rage, lights and water, 111 00 month. 2100 Main. 5599 FOR RENT Nice house, fur nace, electric stove, fireplace. 7 IS WseMnrtnn. 5S59 15 Unfurnished Houses FOR RENT1311 Johnson ave nue, modern, 2 bed rooms, basement, furnace, good view, double garage, 2 blocka high school, 3i month. Phone 115J. 5(70 GOOD 6-room home: adults. 4934 (27.50. 13S7J. 15a Store and Office FOR RENT Pool hall at Malln. O. E. Smith. Mslln. 56 -bs-ss-------sb,-,t-----im-- 17 Real Estate For Sale FOR SALE OR RENT New home In St. Francis Park. In quire Parks grocery. Phone STflM. 5 5 6 3 17a Real Estate Wanted Wo have clients wanting to buy Improved acreage one-half to five aires. Also need soma good dwellings. Have sold three dwellings during the last ten days snd be lieve that our organiza tion can be of advantage to you In liquidating your property, if you desire to aell or exchange your property call na by phone or coma in. CL2kt & Smith 711 Main Upstairs Phon (( HOUSE WANTED Have party that will pay spot csih for equity above the mortgage, for a modern five room residence. Must be double constructed and have basement with furnace. Total price not lo exceed (3,000, less preferred. See Mr. Hick man,, care Favell-Utley Realty Co., 121 So. (th Si. Phono 1414. SALLIES I.ot something? Perhaps you haven't, but you may during thta ronilng week end. If you do. remember that nothing Is ever really lot until you aend a classified ad looking for It. Hera li aa example: Mrs. Ralph (ierUon. 42? Martin street, ran thfa ad only onca at a coat of (3c: LOST Friday night on Martin atreet. a card board box containing pair sheet. 1 dres-.ee, etc. Return to Newt Herald office, box SS2S. Reward. Today Mrs. Gertson came into the office and got her package. Dress es and shoes recovered for only (3c. Not bad! SALLY. 18a To Exchange St. 000 Clear residence, on pavement, close In. to ex change for equity In $7500 to 19.000 modern home. Price to include all improvements. Write full particulars, giving address of property offered. Post office box 776. 5(10 FOR SALE Equity In 4-room house, sacrifice; take truck part payment. 2009 Garden. 5S41 20 Miscellaneous For Sale SAVE 1300 Howard piano, like new, $1(5. Phone 1141 dava. or call at 103 Laguna eve nings. 5465 FOR SALE Chesterfield eet and sewing machine. 1130 High. SS98 STORAGE With security In a new. light, clean warehouse. Klamath Warehouse Co. 444 Spring St. Phone 1097 FURNITURE Johnson. for sale. 172 5S1S 20a Swaps (-ROOM modern bouse, large lot. trees. In Boise, Idaho, for trade. What have you? Phone 1936W. WILL SWAP Set of 5 practice golf clubs and bag for what hare you? Write box 550 5. 5505 21 Wanted Miscellaneous HIGHEST PRICES paid for nsed furniture. Call Sam, phone 1S9!. 5400 ----------------------D----e--------------- 22a Poultry For Sale SUPER QUALITY CHICK3 Barred rocks and R. I. reds, blood tested, $14 hundred. S repaid. White leghorna 112.50 undred. Hatch every week. J. it. Maguire, 787 Oregon St., Portland. Oregon. 5295 With the Classified Ads ar ranged and Indexed so convenient ly it take no effort at all to find what yon want. Those who consult the Classi fied Ads regularly are bound to profit many times. OUT OUR WAY Fina AUTOMOBILE LOANS Refinancing Miwt l.lh.Tal Ternia Kay Paymenta Strictly Conlldentlal Courteoua Service Borrow Additional Money Or Refinance Your Present Contract Motor Investment Co. Phone 1144 K. A. Moore. Mgr. 835 Main St. Licensed by alata No. M-104 POTATO GROWERS WILL TALK RATES Representatives of the traffic departmenta of the I'.reat North ern Southern Pacific. Wettnrn Pacific and A. T. and S. F. rail roads, will meet with the freight rates committee of the Klamath Potato tlrowera association in Klamath Falls on February li. ac cording to an announcement from County Agent C. A. Hen derson. The meeting will be held In Henderson's office, and possi bilities of lowering the freight rates on Klamath potatoea to California markets will be die - cuased. The freight rates committee recently formulated a petition to thla effect, stating reasons why local spud rates, ahirh are vital to the Industry, ahould bej lowered in proportion to laano The freight ratea committee of the local association will meet Saturday afternoon, January 30, at 1:30 In the county agent's of fice In tha federal building. TO PROBE STOCKS WASHINGTON, Jan. 30 CU.R) A congressional Inquiry into I Wall street's short-selling of stocks waa authorised today ae a government plan was disclosed to curb short-selling In cotton, wheat and other commodities. A special sub-committee of the house judiciary committee, head ed by R-epreeentatlve Henry St. George Tucker, democrat, Vir ginia, was authorized to hold hearlnga on numeroua pending bills designed to regulate the "bears" who aell short on the New York etock exchange. Tucker, who Is a Jeffersonian democrat with decided prejudices against government Interference in business, snd a critic of auch projecta as the farm board'a stabilization activities, plana to start the investigation February 15. Al Smith's Son Cleared of Blame NEW YORK, Jan. 29 (P) After a hearing in which three eyes witnesses placed the blame for the accident on the victim. Magistrate Guy Van Amringe to day dismissed a charge of sus picion against Walter Smith, 22- year-old son of former Governor Alfred E. Smith. Smith had been acensed In connection with the death of Harry Wallace, 59, who was tr-ir'tr mil billet hv tha fimlth Ibov's automobile January 15. 23 'TWERe WATOt TWS! TVtPcrs WHAT WOO Vk CAL.U fcSAt-AMCE -ThV Boa O' TH' WOODS MAS A STROM& OE-Se, fo ke.th -That crams mam ASV.EE.P BoT He AISO HAS A 'STPOMGr OESlPe NOT TO GO OP TH Dl-x-iW HEIGHTS OP THAT Kt.KE.TV LADDER. HOW vSEE WHICH WiMfe. amger or Fear. MENTAL AMD PHYSICAL BALANCE PREP DEBUTE TE1 Four dual riehatea have been scheduled for the Klamath 1'ulon high -school debate teams on the question, "Resolved, that com. ulorv unemployment Insurance la deslialile." Principal Paul T. Jackton announced Friday. Joe Holiday la debate coach. The winner In the county league will debate the Lake county winner and the winner of the Inter-county debate will take part lu the luter-dlstrlct debate In the aprlng. Oual debates scheduled are February It. Klamath Falls vs Malln; February 23, Klamath Falls va Merrill: March 1. Klam ath Falls, vs. Kenu. and March 5, Klamath Falla re Chlloquln. Editorials on News (Continued froia Page One) Is Interesting and valuable and hasn't yet been printed? If you will write what you know, addressing your letter to this writer. In care of thla news paper. It will be appreciated. Let's tell the world all there Is to be told about this great coun try of oura. JAPAN, among other things, de mands of China tha disbana ing of the anti-Japanese societies. These antl - Japanese societies have been making use of the typ- , Ically Chlneae weapon of the boy cott. The boycott, you eee, la both ering Japan, which has goods to ell and wanta to tell them. eee . WHy ,, whlen n good, to aell and wanta to sell I ihtm- 'ikit th ""- opinion of the world by her military actlvl Ilea In Manchuria? Here are some flgurea that will help to answer that question: The total area of Japan la 147. (51 aquare miles, of which about cne-aixth la tillable. Her preaent population is in the neighborhood of (5 millions. eee CTANDING out by themselves, with nothing to compare them to, these figures flon't mesn much. So let's make-some com parisons with Oregon, reducing the flgurea to scree In order to make them mora underatandabte. Oregon's approximate area is (0,000,000 acres, of which rough ly one-third, or 20,000,000 acres. Is tillable. Oregon's population, In round flgurea, la one million. So, you aes, Oregon has 20 till able seres per person. eee T ET US look now at Japan. Japan's approximate total area Is 95,000,000 acres, of which roughly one-sixth Is tillable. Her population Is about (5 millions, which has to be taken care of on some 15,000.000 tillable acre. That la to say. Japan has about four persons per tillable sera aa compared with Oregon's 20 tlll sbla acres per person. On tha nails of tillable land, Japan's population Is EIGHTY times ss dense as Oregon's, eee OUT even that doesn't quite tell the story. In 1723, a little better then 200 years sgo, Jspan's popula tion was 26 millions. In the 150 i years between 1723 and 1872 .It Increased to only 33 millions. But By J. R. William A SNEU- BALAMCED MIND t CUE THAT GtTS MAO EMOoGM to Fight, But has enough fear of A Black ewe, not to Fight - x Think he's weu. Balanced. 9S JRWiLLiaiM e lew av wis scsvics mc In tha 50 yeart since 1172 It has doubled, and Is Increasing now at the rata of about 700.000 a year. That la to say. the INTKKA8K In Japan'a population la one year nearly equate the tolal population of Oregon. In 17I. the Japanese birth rate was 17 per thouaaud. It la now 3 41 per thousand. see pKMKMIIKIt that Japan already has four peraona per tillable acre, and that her population Is Increasing at a rate of nearly three-quarters of million per sons per year. Remember that tha I'nlted Btatra and Canada and Australia, along with many other countries, have put up the bars rigidly agatntl Japanese Im migration. What la ehe to do with her growing aurplus of population? IIKN wa have a surplus of wheat we DC MP It some where. If we can find a country that will let ua do It. That la ex actly what Japan hat In mind with her turplue population. Wa won't let her dump II here. Canada won't let her dump It there. Neither will Australia. And so on. So the says 1o her telf: "We'll try Manchuria." We don't like Japan'a Man churlau policy. It cuntalns the seeds of world trouble. Hut what Is Japan to do? Mra. Sanger auswers: "Reduce her birth rate." But that It a slow process. Amusements Pelican Now playing, Sally O'Nell In "The Brat." Rainbow Now playing. Wil liam Haines In "Tailor Mad" Man." Coming Sunday, "Char- lo" Greenwood In "Stepping . out Vox Coming Sunday Wal lace Reery and Jukle Cooper In "The Champ." Pine Tree Now playing. "The Montana Kid-" Coming Hundav. Winnie Lightner In "Manhattan Parade." W1WIK I.K.IITNKIt The cheeriest clowns In the show business are the two come dians featured In "Manhattan Parade," the production In Tech nicolor, which cornea to the Pine Tree theatre Sunday. They were recently aeen here In "Side Show," but thla one outclasses that carnival riot. Winnie Light ner and Charles Hutterworth have a drama with real punch In "Man hattan Parade." which la a pano rama of fun and fashion In a theatrical eoitumlng company. Smith and Dale of the Avon Com edy Four aid the hilarity. VOX The hero of "The lllg Ilonte" plays the father of "Sklppy" In a combination that Is really an event of the screen aemon. Wal lace Beery snd Jsckle Cooper ap pear at two atara In a single pic ture In "The Champ." Mnlro-Goldwyn-Mayer'a dramatic ro mance of sporting life and the hu man angle behind It, which I" coming tomorrow to the Vox theatre. Primarily It la a mighty drama of the love of a faiher and hit ton. There It a gripping element of human tacrlflce. Surrounding thla Is comedy galore and tho thrills of a Mexican border town, with Its gambling, raring and prize fighting. Much of It was actually filmed In .Mexico. The catt Includes Irene Rich, Rotco Ates, Kdwsrd llrophy. Hale Ham ilton. Jesse Scott and Marcla Mae Jones. PELICAN Sally O'Nell, at tho madcap star of "The Ural." playing to day and tomorrow at the Pell can theater, offora something new In feature presentations. Thla picture, which la a distinct departure from the over-done lovo stories, gannter killings and gruesome mysteries, pre sents a delightful comedy which everyone will enjoy. Sally O'Nell la supported by a grand rait Including Allan Dlnehart. Frank Alberlson, William Col lier, Sr.. Virginia Cherrlll and June Collyer. HAIMKIW "Stepping Out," the comical rumination of the New York ilage hit, Is the attraction which will open at til" Klliniiow iim-hh-, with Charlotte tlreenwnoa, i.ena llyams, Reginald Denny, Lilian Bond and Cliff Edwards In the principal roles. "Stepping Out" Is one of those plavi that stnrla with a glggln and goes on nnd on Into Inugli sl ier IniiKh until Urn auilii-nce ap proaches hysinrlis. The entrance of vory new character la a roar, and every new situation a howl. PINK Tltt-K State HORIZONTAL 1 Who le the chairman of the unemptoy, nienl relief rontniltlee of the V B. A ? 7 Which Is th "llooster State"? 13 Laiy person 14 Type meat urea. HCauttlr. I? Rental contract. IX Twice. YKNTKItDArS ANSWr-K 45 Stringed In lib struments. II Afflicted ennui 20 Obstructions In ttreamt. 21 Hand 13 Hark of neck. ?4 Sneaky. 24 Med gems. 27 Sorrowful I To skip ."To bark 31 Enlrsnce In society. 34 Street urchin, 3 To Irave cut. 39 Saber 43 I'lteon. 44 Tow boat 47 Cal'a foot. 41 Slate of plun derlng. 50 Associate. 53 Shoulder ornament. 57 To expect. 5 Covering for the hand. 59 Amalgama tions (0 To season with sugar. VERTICAL I Covera with thin coat of S iT T" rc y g sr r !r Tr-?i T U ' ' ' -ys A ' ' TTp-pr ' Wn Si ii p W ""TP 47 i in' p 3 brrrpr IS WASHINGTON. Jn. 30. (UPJ Operation of th roimiruc llon flnanro eorparatlon waa poatponed today until nut wvuk. dplta Prldont llnorar'a up- polntmrnt of WlLon McCarthy. Halt Leak City banker and farm - A-B-C of Specialized Business and Professional Service BOARD ANCHOR HOTEL DININO ROOM (th and Oak Sti. Delicious Food Dinners specialty. Family style, 50c. Short orders. 5 a..m. to I p. m. Vivian Duffy and Emma Black CHIROPRACTORS Dr. Paul C. Long Chiropractor and Nerve Specialist 1ST South Seventh Street Phona 1(40 DENTISTS DR. ERNEST H. HALL 8 ecassor to Dr. E. G. Wliecarver (05 Oregon Bank Bldg. Phona (45 DR. J. E. CLANAHAN 107 Oregon Bank Phone 836 Residence Phone 2123-J. DRESSMAKING BESS MERANUA Dressmaking Coat rellnlng. Alterations. 205 Stewart-Drsw Hldg. Phone I 495J. 731 Msln FROZEN PIPES FROZEN PIPES Dty snd Night Service I'HAWKD BY ELECTRICITY M.SO SHARPEN ICE SKAe ' Bert's Battery snd Electric I2( S. Kb. Phone 94( W. No effort Is made In these classified sds to Influence your Judgment hv flowery language or specious argu ment. The Important points of each offer are slated brief ly and clearly. The choice Is left to you. Question MlBtlsBlppf river rise? 11 Geographical drawing 13 Eye tumor. 21 Secured. 14 To sink. 31 Cabin. 30 Tablet. 91 Period. 91 Sour plum. 39 Urge. 35 Soft broom. It Yellow bugle. 17 Novel 29 llroughl legal proceedlnge. 40 Rxpanda 41 Npeedstsia 43 To let fell In drnpa. 45 To Irritate 4( Theater plat form 49 Conceited precision. 49 Christmas 50 Eccentric wheel. 91 To be In debted 52 lllrmLfl 54 Uuanlltv. gold t Perfect pat tera. I Rltilng 4 Hand on escutcheon. Native meial (To exclude. 7 To emerge I Any flatfish, t Portrait statue. InTape.try. II Kind of tree bark It Totaled 15 In what stale 11 Night before doea lite r, to tht T-nth and lat dt rartnrnhlp of tha corporation. McCarthy. . li a demot-rat an Mvutlra of tha Halt I-alu joint atork land hank and la a dtrrtor In Bfvvnra. banki In Matin and Ctah. Ho a an dnrad by Hcnatnr John Thntna-. rfpuhllran. Idaho; (Senator W II. Klnrc. dc-mmrat, I'tah, and nurne ruui othrri. Ifla nomination wa reported optama to tha democratic an- I 'l,r. I confirmation j 7 i,.t ciaaalflad Ad find tha 1 ihlnu yon need. HOSPITALS "KLAMATH'S EMERGENCY HOSPITAL" THE VALLEY HOSPITAL Cor. Fourth and Pin Bta. LAUNDRY New City Laundry 4th at Klamath Phon 1(4 Save 15 Cash and Carry. OPTOMETRISTS DKr GOBLE OPTOMETRIST Eye Examined. Glass fitted No Drops Used Phon 5(1. 701 Main St RADIOS Long's Radio Service 101? Donald Street Phon 14 54-M Service, repairing, teitlng, etc. Tubes, pans, etc. Backed by year of sxixrlencs. HULBERT'S RADIO SERVICE "For Better Reception" Equipped and experienced a tervlce or repslr your radio. Phons 719-M. 1041 Owens St. UPHOLSTERING Upholstering and Repairing of Furniture. Iteatnnahl Price. THURMAN (Formerly with Klamath Kiiriiittir Co.) Ill Commercial. Phon 1071 TO