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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1935)
RUT GOVERNMENTS DOLE RELIEF FUNDS SPENT (Contlased prom P One) conference the government "does got propose to let people starve." Th elty fatbsrs applauded this atatement, apparently interpret ing It i Indicating further fed eral aid it the eitustion required. Hopkins utid: 'The program dependi entirely on what action congress will take. I am sot go ing to Indicate an opinion about Now Playing "RUMBA" VIST TIMES TOO w OTTO KRUGER V 'TWO SINNERS" MwaaaseeawMaBweawasesMasaKJaV I OPENS TOMORROW trr. 1 pzt-j I ALWAYS NOVELTY i 'W ' stiSEfrK TONIGHT! ,1 IrB fOcl VVt j Jh Jncing lady iJrP& -.Mil r. ThJf Rchir wa B . ' . Ntvar PUy Again IS . . . . , m Kfamarh Fab H BLAST :-r I '"'vf i 'P J -C ; :mmmmmJ VisV V JT I SVt t '- .' V ra. bsTbTbTbTbTbTbTbTbTbTb,bW ,"I,-M""i " l ' I . JH ti V '.A I af "'"" IV nnrxnn rnn"NI II the strange case i I 1 1 llllini II 3 3 III OF TOM MOONEY" the funis that will ba required or the number ol people that will need benefits, but 1 am aura ot one thing, that the government and the atatea and cltlea bare put their hand to thla plow and that it la never again going to be taken awajr."1 Machine Gunner Dies of Wounds ASMARA. Eritrea. Nor. 11. (Jpi Sergeant Dalmasto Btrago, the only Italian carnally in the aer ial bombardment ot Buia, died of bla wounda today. Birago waa the machine-gunner in a plane piloted by Cap tain OitinL He waa wounded in the leg, but kept shooting until too weak to pull the trigger. He had been recommended for the medal for valor. . The Ethiopian dead tn the fighting is placed by Italian mili tary authorities at 1,000. PORTLAND MAX KILLED SANTA MOXICA. Calif.. Not. 21. Lf A man who registered at an auto court as "J. C. Woods." Portland. Ore." waa killed today by an explosion that blew ont all four aide of the bungalow. Tht dancing lady hat a ntw swtct heart.. 1 lUVh AWHFE, BRIAN AHERNE Frank MORGAN Alin Mac Marion j? At Signing Its: Formal approval ot a trade pact ot Tast importance to the Vnlled States efnd Canada and the object ot violent criticism among growers and lumbermen of the wait hero was concluded with lite sicnlne of the agreement by Secretary of State Cordell Hull. kft. aud Prime Minister Mackensle King, center, shown holding the treaty, government officials gathered In Michey and Boss iAAaSmamt " IsaainK; V.TiMaavaaiati "Am I fmmy, or am I fanny? asks Mickey House, one of the screen's most popular actors, as Walt Disney, bis creator, shows him their latest film release. Boys and girls can now nave their own Mickey Moose films and a toy Movie-Jector to show them on a scull screen at home. These items, as well as Mickey Mouse dolls, are being featured in the Montgomery Ward Christmas toy line. Sour milk will remove iron rust from white goods. Fool Bay is the name tor. one part ot the Red Sea. j B"T3 ' SSartPaaSSSaSTi i THANK YOU Klamath Falls For all the Nice Things you've said about our picture . . Yes Sir! Thanks a million! -Girl of My Dreams" THE EVENING HERALD, of Disputed Trade Treaty in the presence ot President Roosevelt, right, and a number ot high the president a otfice. Enjoy Preview OHIO STRIKE RIOTS OCCUR (Continued page one) Pottery Workers onion after de mands for a 24 per cent wage in- crease, an eight-hour day and ti3e and a half for OTertime. all , -,,.. . V. . Mn.nan vfnMl BARBERTOX. Ohio, Not. 10. (UP) Infuriated strike pickets, half blinded and nauieated by barrages of gas and defeated in a series ot band to hand skirm ishes with company guards, re turned to the attack on the strike-besieged Ohio Insulator company plant today. Shouting defiance and push ing forward through clouds of acrid tomes, the Pickett wielding clubs and swinging fists repeat edly clashed with guarda and deputy sheriffs. Gas Sheila Inexhaustible Each time the strikers were repulsed, but each time the tlgbt waged mora fiercely. Grounds around the pottery plant were turned Into a veritable battle field. ' A score of pickets all of whom are members of the Na tional Brotherhood of Operative Potters" or their sympathizers were injured by the gas or the fists ot the company guarda. Sor. eral were sent to hospitals. Dozens of oth-irs were injured by bursting tear gas shells, of which the guards had an appar ently inexhaustible supply. .o Firearms fsed . Sheriff James Flower and bis EXTRA! OPENS SATURDAY ;dr.socrats ) - ' PELICAN THEATRE KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON deputies, who Included also tht company guards, sallied forth from lie plant galea every few minutes to release a new barrage ot gas in the direction of the angry pickets. The rioting waa occasioned by an attempt ot the company to re open the factory after a nine weeks shutdown. The union men on strike demanded a So per cent pay increase and seniority rights. So far no firearms have been In evidence near the plant. The guarda were armed only with tear gaa bombs and the guns used to burl them. Strikers were armed with clubs and stones. About 60 non-strlklug workers were Inside the plant. Sheriffs 8: rategy The first ontbreak occurred to day wen 306 ptrkets assembled to prevent non-strlking employes from returning to work. Sheriff Flower told the pickets that nothing conld be gained by violence. Aa he held the crowd's attention, a cavalcade of 1? auto mobiles loaded with employes roared Into tha unguarded drive way. Suspecting that the sheriffs pacific address was a strategic move designed to decoy them away from the driveway, the pic kets shouted In anger, snatrbed cluba and bricks and swept down upon tha ears, amashlng win dows and denting doors and fen ders. The frightened employee scrambled from machines and ran to tha shelter of tha plant, (loarda Mobilised Wben It became apparent that serious trouble loomed, (ft guards were mobilised and sworn In as depatles by Sheriff Flower and sent to quell tha disturbance. Hurling tear gas and nauseat ing gaa bomb, the guards scat tered the strikers. The nest trouble came, wben a freight train, bearing supplies to tha be sieged workers, chugged onto the company siding. Strikers' sen triea discovered food and bedding on the supply train. A cry went op and the enraged pickets fell upon the train and attempted to force it back. Again, tae guards were called out and again the pickets tell back under a gaa barrage. Sporadic skirmishes occurred when more cart ot workers sought entrance to the plant. KlectrirUns Stoned Strikers stoned tlx electrical workers sent to tha plant to re pair a damaged transformer In the yard. This action brought a drastic decree. Mayor Earl L. Davis Issued a rigid antl-rlotlng proclamation directing all as semblageslegal or otherwise j to disband in two minutes. The pickets Ignored the edict. 'Mel J f af M I V f M t . -T r'V V' -ir ,r jZ , - f jPFf PLYMOUTH IT HAD to be good to get where it Is." From 12 th to 3rd place in national sales ia four years is the record of this sensational car. The 1936 Plymouth offers many new comfort, safety and performance features. Many owner of new Plymouths are getting the most out of Plymouth performance with Hi-Octane gasoline the motor fuel engin eered by the Richficld-owncd and patented Lachman process to match the improvement in modern cars. Owners of earlier Plymouths are also "sold" on the smoother, more powerful and economical operation with Hi-Octane. Drive to your neighborhood Richfield station for a tankful. Tha guards drew up their ranks, reloaded tUolr gas guus aud again desceuded on the rioters. The atrlkera. pale-faced and wretched from the effects of the nauseating gas, fell back time and again only to reform their tubborn ranks. New Attack Kipertrd Strikers withdrew from the battle aa night closed down with the exception of a tew hardy plcketa who continued to snipe at the guards with bricks and clubt thrown from behind near by bouses. The area still reeked with tear gaa. Ouards were cou atantly alert tor a reaewod at tack, which they were certain would come during the night. Obituary LVTIIKK MrKIXl.KY CUPI.KY Luther McKlnley Copley, a res ident ot Klsmath county for the last month, passed away In llils city Wednesday, November 20, at 8:46 a. m, following an Illness of one week. He was a native of Huntington. Virginia, and at the time ot his death waa aged JJ yeara 1 months and It days. Surviving are six sinters, Mrs. Alice Parachlnl, Mrs. Martha Mcley, Mrs. Mae Snell, Husel and Mabel Copley all of Oahkosh, Nebraska, and Mrs, John Wil liams ot Klamath Falls, two brothers. Scott Copley ot Odf kosh. Neb., and Pearlle Copley of Ogallala, Neb. The remains rest In the Gold Room at the Karl Whltlock Fuucral Home. Pine street at 6th. Notice of funeral to be announced later. Most lawns are cut too short and too often. "YOU JUST KNOW SHE WEARS THEM" Try a Pair of McC auum s Today If you're a fastidious person yon can't do better than try tha exquisite McCallum stock ings. You'll be flattered, not only by their sheer beauty, but by the name "McCallum" for you'll know by that alga that you lutisted on the very besil Breathless sheers dressy cblffons sturdy servloe weights depending on your typ. Special Price on Coat and Sweater MODE SHOP 'Exclusive Hut Not Kipenslve" KM Main HI. t. ' m 2 'S IIS JELL1G0E LONDON, Nov. 31 VP) Tho British navy dipped Its ensigns today In memory of Karl Jolll eoe, couintandor of the grand fleet In the only ' major naval battle ot the great war, who died yesterday, after a short Ill ness, at the age of 7. The funeral waa set for Mon day. The British press, forgetting the bltterutss with which some of Its representatives orllloltd the earl after the battle) of Jut land, untied today In ,. paying tribute to the "grout sailor hno name will forever be linked with Nelion's." Former Prime Minister David Lloyd Ueorge, whose war me moirs accused tho admiral of a "sorry exhibition ot nervous Im potence," alto spoke in respect to the earl's memory. The admiralty, announcing the funedal arrangements said the body would rest In St. Paul's cathedral, where the Duke of Wellington and others ot the em pire's great aro burled. British Pressure Brought Against Tokyo Government (Continued From Page One) elgn minister, will be pitted AHAmpricahas mar veled at the smooth, creamy quality of Schenlty Red Label Blended Whiskey. So outstanding value that you'll agree it' by all odds the bct "buy" in vvb.itk.ic4 today. Schooley Distribejtan, foe. Hew York, N. T. ri. .... .4 . - t , . faaTati I i ? RED Nfc Iff LABEL DRASTIC llllll REDUCTIOMV-a riflf miMFlIEILlTi GASOLINES November 21, 1M5 aa.lust fleneral YoshlyuM Kawa thlina, mliiKlur of yvafi O" halo. Hspnrts sill lh H' ot the cab inet mlKhl pottlply depend upon the outcome, lllrota it expeotrn M support the compromise tiiK",,'l !) A,m" bn.-.dor Aklra Arlyotl.l following hit Interview yosltnlay '"' srull'slino Chiang Kal Bhek. y which Nanking would b permit led lo relaln a roimlilernbU do greo of sovereignly III North 1,'lilna. Th newtpaper Atalil asterled I hut AinliauUr Arlyuahl, whom the iiillHurl'ia long have arouind of snrtnett In dealing with tho Chliiste. submitted his eompro nil to proposal to Tokyo with the comment. ltilaj It Ukuly lo be my lull tervke lo the emperor." Indi cating he would retlgn if Hie army leaders prevailed. TheKlonillke It not In Aleika; It It a dltirlot lit Yukon Terri tory, Cnnaila. Schilling Baking watts fluffier Llfculla. tlu Crm JrjIVUr dm It siV '!V1 '.a Km VM . i ,i.W.9il r. 4. " t' I1,v mi "J it'.,. ( -iM -rit.".( i-'-'-f Vifti V 1 ' m t l ivt aw; iHi i a- ,., e iwj rj RliSJ 9paK RJtll Wj-fJ - ta Pt 11 Man l"- .M- . ' " "i awasssi a125vwMfeira-w..l.' I-" - ..." "High Gear"
