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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1934)
February 18, 1934 THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON pags nva GITY BRIEFS Coming Events Tbl calendar 01 coming erects has bn compiled by (lit oluiii' her ot eomnierc aud Tb Harold News. It will bi dsvoted to ( fair ol public lutsrtst. Addl' Uoni ar wtloonied. February it, Sunday. ' Klamath Union high school bnud concert tt 1:80. February 1(1, Friday Ploueor-Aiintvarsary dluner t Vint Presbyterian church, Mn, Burl 1), Gilbert In charge ot tlakota, 17SII-J. February IN, Sunday Flfllotb annlvsrsary program t First Presbytorlan ohurcb, oldest church , In Klamath oouuty, February 10, Monday Business and Professional Womiu'i club to bold Colonial din nar danc tt oltjr library auditorium. February M, Saturday Elk ludg to hold dune In lb ball room ot th Klka tempi. larch , Friday. Klamath ' Union high school presents operetta, "An Old Span lab Oiutom." Wlllard (Igmto- Included on tb guest llat ut th Wlllard hotel February 18, war th following! 0. I. Tutll. Rait Lake; Mr .and Mm, U, II. Roan, l,o AliKalMl Howard J. I.awson, Ailnnla, (la.; K. 11. Bwsiuou, Eugene; O, It, Coffin, I'ortlund; Mr, and Mr. A. F. ho Prestl, 1'urllitnd: K. (I. 1. wl, Portland; It. I), llolinos, Portland; T. 10. Wllda, Sacra mento; Mr. and Mre. W. M. M ni ton, Portland; W. It. Seyre, Han Frnnolaco; Mr. and Mr. (loorgo Humnar, Everett, Weh.; Milton I.nby, Han Francisco; It. H. My thing, Balom; Mr. and Mm. Wasdard, Col lag (Irove; H. Mil ler, Portland; W. II. Walker, Mdford; O. A. Olt, Portland; Mr. aud Mra. L. D. Orr, Van couvnr, B. C.I M. 0. Emerson, Portland) D. I'aaa, Oniabai 8,- II. Uabeock, Portland. Study Group M'vto The child atudy (roup of th Riverside P. T. A. will meet Wednesday aft ernoon at 1:80 o'clock at th horn of Mn. Hay Morris, 116 Georgia street. A dlscusilon on child welter will be held. All pareon interested are cordially Invited. Now Playing! TWO FOR ONE and ONE FOR TWO) DESIGN forLIVING' FREDRIC MARCH UR( COOPER MIRIAM HOPKINS WA H ORION r 1 1 1 1 c i ii i i rtiiMivn ricTtinf Today Ten Thouiand Dollar AND NO'SENSEI One huHbnnd after another hart learned about women from lierl "Goodbye Love" j aJLi --hAO". Truffle Vloliitlon Formal domplulnls charging violation of the truffle law were filed In Jus tic court Monday against C. 10, Hlnvtuis and John Doe, Rtavuu plcmilud guilty to operating a truck with Improper llrenne plutoa, from tho alat ot Cali fornia, secured a new Henna and puld tho oourt cunts of th eaa. John Duo pluudcd not guilty to a churgo of fill lure to report on ac cident. Ilia hearing waa aot tor 8 o'clock Friday afternoon. Hi'itltli Not Itidwou Mre, Forn LuiKlqiilit atittod Monday that Iter hunllh waa not th ruuson tor bur resignation ai assistant In the dlatrlet attorney' office, a wua reported In th paper Huturduy. The reaaon, ah said, waa that thnro would be no inoro tng fore oloaur work until the end ot tho year. Thle hue been th work which b hue dona In particular whil on th dlatrlet attorney's muff, Hli aulil aha would con tinue to live In Klamuth Fall. Leave for I'ortlund Mra. 0. B. Hunt, a former realdent ot Klamath Falls who has spent th past week her visiting with bar daughter, Mr. Kay Morris, baa returned to Portland, whore alio now raldi. Plan Bog fluppOr Th Tula lake poat ot the American Legion and th ludto auxiliary bavej made plana for a bog supper to follow the regular buslueae ml ing at the Legion hall In Tulo lak this (Tuesday) evening. Ilnv. Preston Improve. Rev. T. Davis Preston, pastor of the Community Congregational church, te much Improved after hla recent lllnoea. He will not return to hla regular duties for anothor two weeks. Ilnili-rgoe Operation Miss Edna Chambers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. U. Chambers of 11 DO East street, Is a patient at Klam ath Valley hospital, where she recently underwent an operation for appeudlcllls. Card Party Announced The Women's Auxiliary of the Eagles lodge will give a card parly Fri day evenlug, February 16 In the west I. 0. 0. F. hall at 8:80 o'clock. A short business meet lug will precede the card party. llcneflt Dance A benefit dance will be held Friday evening. Feb ruary 23, In th library auditor ium under the auspices of the Missionary society ot the Latter Day Bnlnls church. Arrive Tuesday Mr. and Mra. Harold Clifford of Portland ar rived Tuusday to be guesta at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Claudo McOotloch on Mansanlla street. P.-T. A.. Program The Tale lake IVT. A. will hold a Found er's Day program at the school Friday afternoon, according to announcements. Hospital Pattern Mr. Nolan Aruotl of 2 IBB Vino street, un derwent a tonsil operation Tues day at Klamath Valley hoepitau Modoc Point Patient Mra. P. B. McUee of Modoe Point. Is a patient at Klamath Valley hos pital, where sue suomutea 10 a tonsil operation Tuesday. O. E. H. Club Moot Th O. B. 8. card club number three will meet at the home of Mr. J. A. Rosser, 2284 narrow avenue, Friday afternoon at 8 o'clock. Happy nooen Club The Happy Doien club will meet at th horns of Msyml Johnson Thursday, February 15. at 1:80 o'clock on Upham stroet. Hunting Report During Jan- nary. 18 hunters took 170 coy otas and 16 bobcats In Oregon, according to report ot the bio logical survoy. ' Obituaries RALPH WILIJAM HORAJf. Ralph William Horan, a real' dent of this city for tb last six years, passed away Monday. He was a native ot Ornndln, Mis souri, and at th time ot bis death wag aged 80 years, ' 6 mouths aud 16 days, having been born August 86, 1808. Surviving ar his wife, Clarice, and two children. Tommy 8, and Martha 7 months; his mother, Mrs. Mar tha H. Horan of Klamath Falls. Ore.; four sisters, Mrs. Jonn ii. Robinson, Ollde, Or.; Mrs. Ho man Mansol, Stevens Point, Wis consin; Mrs. Fr;nces Thlbnult tiau Claire, Wleoonsln, and Mrs It. E. Ross, River Forost, 111.; two brothors, H. J. Horan, tsy Louis. Mo., nnd Eugene F. Hor an, Houston, Texns. Tho romnins rest In the aold Room at the Karl Whltlook Funeral Home, Pine street at Sixth, where friends may call. Notice ot fu noral to be announced later.. Now Playing BALSIGERS EN I Wins Film Fame And Loses Mate 4; jif-''-''i-'''.; il By um hnahanri valflflll no OblaCU Hon when she showod her charming face in amateur plays, but he drew the line at profes sional work, Helen Vinson, above, film aotrass. teatlfltd, winning a dlvorc In Los An goto from H. N. Vlcktrman, manufacturer, whom h mar ried In ltit. They separated In 1882. Word has bn received hers of th death of Fred Basel Nich olson, 48, son ot Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Nicholson ot this city. Nicholson died In the Bremer ton hospital, Bremerton, Wash., Saturday evening. He was born In Dorutur, Toxus, ana came 10 Klamath Falls with his parents In 1811. Nicholson was a grad ual of tho Klamath Falla high school and later was employed at the postofflc for several years. Nicholson la survived by bis Barents, one sister, Edith Oodd of Los Angeles, and one brother, Floyd Nicholson ot Cblrago. His mother loft for Bremerton Sun day to attend 'the funeral. The body will be burled In the Vet erans ot Foreign' Wars cemetery ot Bremerton. LAKE VIEW LAKEVIEW, Ore. Four mar riage licenses were Issued this week by County Clerk Carl Pen dleton. Those applying for 11 oensos war Frank Addlngton and Borntca Johnson from Cali fornia; Herbert Hadley and Von I la Marie Bannister, both of Paisley; Harold Hubert . Hoar and Lucille May Uadegary and John William Dldegary and Juan It Mae Halley all ot Lakevlew. Horan, Manning Both Prominent (Continued From Psg On) McColloch and Edward Drlscoll, Th four attorneys dissolved the firm i about Hire ' years ago. Horan and McColloch organized their own law firm shortly aftor. Horan waa nomlnnted on the repuhlcan tlckot for state rep resnntatlvs from thle district at tb May, 1882, primaries. The following November he reaelved the election along with Henry Humon, and was active In th state legislature through the reg ular session and the Important special session called by Gover nor Julius L, Moier to meet the relief needs of the state. He was a prominent advocate of the state sales tax and supported the Knog lluuor control plan. He was a membor of the bouse com mltteo on law revision. lU-prcsriitcd In Murder ' Manning and Horan were ss- soolated in one ot Klamath coun ty's moat tamous murder esses. They dofeniled Donald Nacker, who was accused of the murdor of Fred Dunbar ot Klamath Falls at Summit lake In the summer of 1828. Nackor was committed to the state Insane asylum. Horan was married to Claries Elliott of Klamath Agency about four years ago. They have two children, Tommy, aged 8, and Martha, soven months. Mrs. Horan la convalescing from a se rious Illness at har parent's home at Klamath Agonoy. : Horan Is also survived by his mother, Mr. Martha E. Horan ot Klamath Falls; four sisters, Mrs. John Robinson, Ollde, Or.; Mrs. Homan Meniell. Stevens Point, Wise; Mrs. Frances Thlbault, Kau Claire, Wise; Mrs. H. E. Ross, River Forest, III..; two brothers. H. J. Horsn, St. Louis, Mo., and Eugen F. Horan, Hous ton, Tax. ' Manning I natlv of south ern Oregon and has boon prom inent In th stato legal profes sion sine be started practising here In about 1806. His father was sheriff of Jackson county before Klamath county was cre ated. He worked hi way through the Northwestern university cbool ot law at Evauston, III., and then returned to Klamath fills to nractle. Although h ha not held public offices, he Is. well known throughout tb tats. . Mr. and Mrs. Manning live at (14 North Tenth trU They have tore children, James, a teacher In Sllverton blgn scnooi; Horace, Jr.. grade school stu dent hero, and a married daugh ter who lives In New York. He was educated In Klamath county schools and later attend ed normal school at Ashland. Portlanders Named on NRA Committee PORTLAND, Feb. 12. (P) Three Portland men were ap pointed Monday to membership on a "State Adjustment Board" which will assist In adjustment of controversies over NKA code compliance. Ben T. Osborne, executive sec retary of the Oregon Federation ot Labor, will represent the workers; Herbert H. Clark ot Portland will represent employ era; Dr. O. B. Noble, professor of political science at Reed college, will be chairman ot the commit tee, appointed by Edgar Freed, Oregon direotor of the national emergency council. The trlEKorflsh camouflages It self by Imitating the tropical grasses In which It swims. DEIUN SELECTED ELK HOTEL CHIEF J. D, Dovlan has been named nianngor ot the Klk hotel, Klam ath Falls ho:t"lry. . Pevlan was for merly of Mult nomah hotel, Portland, and lias been In the hotel business fur 16 years, and was assist ant munager of the Multnomah 'or 10 years. He started In th hotel busi ness In th old Lever bous In Hpo.inr.e. The Lever house Is now tb Pacific hotel. From Spokane Devlan went to Portland. Eric V. Huuser, Sr., then manager of the Multnomah, put him to work. Ho was born In New York City. v 'A J. M. Uevlaa. Mlaa Edna Flanagan, Oregon Tuborouloala association nurse, has returned to Lakevlew to take up the work ot county health nurss In Lake county for the next four months. She will be assisted by the Lake County Health association. The Lakevlow Federal Savings and Loan association was organ ised here today. The following officers were elected: 0. K. Ar thur, president: C. J. Clause and Dr. H. E. Kelty, vlce-presi-donts, and E. 0. Favell, secretary-treasurer, . Th balance of th board of dlreotors consists of W, V. Miller, Robert Sevorin and 0. F, Snider. Forrest B. Cooper was chosen as attorney tor the association. The local association was the first In Oregon to be granted a chnrter. There has been a need tor the organisation here for many years because other build ing and loan associations have heretofore not cared to do bust ucbs in Lake county. I ! Funerals PARTY PINE TREE THEATRE Wednesday FREE Watch for big announcement tomorrow! HARRY 8. PEACH Funaral aervtces for the late Hurry 8. Peach who paased away In this city February 8, will be held Wednesday at 4:00 p. m. in the chatvol ot th Earl Whit- lock Funoral Horn, Pin street at Sixth, with th Rev. Robert L. llalrd of St. Paul's Episcopal ohurch officiating, to which friends are Invited, Interment In Llnkvlll cemetery. A new type of alrplan can fly a faw feat above the ground and so slowly that a man can give It n start and bent It eHBlly In a 200-yard race, Paul Qabhard, 14-year-old Den vor. Colo., boy. found the fossil of an nnclont snail which, when nllvo, wolghod 20 pounds. New VOX Theatre ol th Mr Now allowing Ends Wed. LEW AYER3 In "Cross Country Cruise" Alice White June Knight NKWH CARTOON COMKl PORTLAND, Feb. 12 (P) Member of the Oregon milk con trol board will meet In the Pen dleton chamber of commerce rooms tomorrow at 7:30 p. m., for a discussion of mtlkshed problems there. It waa announced today by E. 0. Harlan, chairman ot th board. On Thursday morning the board will meet In La Orande, and on Thursday night a session will be held in Baker. Mllksbed boundaries and price schedules for Benton, Linn and Lincoln counties are being pre. pared and will b announced soon, Harlan said, Final legal touch on the pooling agencv for the Portland mllkshed were being made to day. Harlan said this order will eliminate "chiseling" In disposal of milk and cream surpluses here. 400 Chinese Lost in River Tragedy SHANGHAI, Feb. 12 (fl) Four hundred Chinese drowned when the Chinese steamer, Fn yuen, capsized yesterday on the rlvor Yangtse above Kluklang, according to Chinese press report. Vital Statistics BIRTHS MOROSIN Born to Mr. and Mra. 0. Morosln of Bouth Sixth street, a boy weighing TA pounds. Bon has been named Bruno. M'COOL Born to Mr. and Mrs. C. McCool of 2210 Orchard street, a baby girl weighing eight pounds. . HESCOCK Born to Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hescock of 83S North Eighth street, a Hi pound boy. Son named Floyd Ward. 8ATTERLEE Born to Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Satterlee of Alta mont Drive, a son, February 18, 1834. Weight, 1 pounds, named, David Le Roy. The green phalanger of Aus tralia Is the only animal known with green fur. She Makes Mate A Blue Sunde h M 'A '..:) LA Two Sondes In one family ar enough tor Mrs. Anne Sonde, above, who went to court to keep her husband, Gerhard, away from the lur of Actress Mary Sonde, billed aa "the most beau tiful girl In Chicago." Mr. 8unde asks separate mainte nance and won an Injunction to bar Gerhard from aeelng the ac tress. Desplu the aam nam, Mary la no relative ot th cm battled Sondes. Fisherman Drowned When Boat Spills NEWPORT, Ore., Feb. 18, UP) One man lost hi life late Mon day when the trolling boat "Pearl" overturned while going to the aid of th fishing boat "Columbia," which waa In trou ble off the entrance ot the har bor. A coast guard cntter searched for the man' body nntll dark ness called a halt. The name ot the man who lost his life was not learned. The trailer "Pearl" waa later washed ashore. Table forks have been employ ed for about SO years. This Woman Lost 64 Pounds of Fat A Long Island matron writes: "A rear ago I weighed 160 pounds. I started to take Krus- cben and now . I weigh 126 ana never felt better in my life and what's more. I look more like 20 years old than the moth er ot 2 children, one 19 and the other IS. Every one of my friends say It's marvelous the way I, re duced." To lose fat with speed take a halt teaspoonful of Kruschen in a glass of hot water before break fast every morning don't miss a morning an 86 cent bottle lasts four weeks get it at Whit man Drug Co.. Star Drug Co., Un derwood's pharmacy, or any drug store In America. It not joyful ly satisfied after the first bottle money back. Adv. E Speelflo woods praotloe rules designed to assure sustslnsd for est production will have the legal weight ot the lumber oode be hind them, says a statement by F. A. siicox, cnioi ot tne u. 8. forest service. Just received at the regional forester' office, Portland, Oregon, Lumbermen already have urged submission to President Roosevelt of a supplemsnt to the conservation article ot the code to cover specific practices, 811- cox said. In s- resolution adopt ed at the recent forest conserva tion congress in Washington, It was recommended that this sup plement "state tb general prin ciple of forest practice and sus tained yield recommended by the conference as necessary to accom plish the purposes of the article and specifically authorise and require the lumber code author ity to issue rules and regula tions for th application and en forcement ot these principle in me same manner ana with the sam legal effect as In the Case of rule and regulations issusd under other articles." It wis recommended also that speelflo rnles and regulations conforming to the approved gen eral principles shall be made legally effective br the lumbtr code authority by means of in dividual bulletin Issued for eaoh division or subdivision defined in the lumber code. The "General Principle of Forest Practice" which lumber men and foresters call tb Con servation Bible set tb basic requirements nnder which all forest land to be cut over under lumber code jurisdiction shall be left in favorable condition for regrowth. Its provisions Include measures to b taken by the operator to safeguard timber and young growing stock from injury by fire and other deatrnctlve agencies; to prevent damager to young tree during logging oper ations; to provida for restocking the land after logging If suffi cient advance growth I not mU ready prnt and wher fa! bit In praetlc to leav iom of th merchantabl timber, usually th less mature trees, as a beat for growth and th next timber crop, . Church Official Here Wednesday Ernest It. Reed, rprntln( th church rctlon ooard of th Chplaftan fthiirAhAa will aU. In Klamath rails, Wsdnssdey, to spsna sorer! days witn th local Christian churob. . Resd Is g man ot wld ex perience in ohurch work, splendid speaker, and the local church ts fortunate In having bis service. II will hold serv- lftM daith ntarht K. Innl.. nesday svenlng at 7:80. Tha raeeiinss will eonuuu OVOT 10 wssk-snd. A perfect blank ros has been perfected by the Sangerhluses Rosarium in Otrmany aftwr years of experimenting, accord ing to reoorts. EquiUbU SygtamaMia Saving a goak) $7 month grow to $1,000 in 114 month. Aak for full dafl. Sloe 18M Savings Low Aaaociatiom SIXTH A STARK, PORTLAND K. C Dak ; HepreKntfng Tb Eqaltabt , za Blaanatb Fall. Addnau 7U afabj. Pboo M. ea j a -imn HOT Cross Buns Daily During Lent Extra Good Doz. 20c BETTER BAKING CO. 121 N. 7th Phone 62 H "FOR GOODNESS SAKE EAT BETTER BREAD." atrjts "If "7"'"l3 -'Wb V":' ' f M- f -m u'i, v am Eit -it'i: S Jik. v l It'll TV 1 0f SKC .-Mr 1 M : if f i j 1 CU qtjNW-x. .vy.'N w r people know it! Same thing with a good dgarette or a good wood-fire. All , you need is a light. And all you want is a ciga rette that keeps tasting right whether you smoke one or a dozen. :. That's what people like : about Chesterfields. You can count on them. They're milder and they taste better. In two words, they satisfy. That says it. ; ft tM. liwurrr It llvsss Toatooa Co the cigarette that's MILDER the cigarette that TASTES BETTXIl
